New Roots Podcast
A podcast dedicated to documenting the stories of people of diverse roots within the polish ecosystem, who have experienced Poland in its true form andhave created trackable value within the Polish Ecosystem.__________Podcast poświęcony dokumentowaniu historii osób o…
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Deante Battle: Coaching American Football, Building Community and Creating a Legacy in Poland (opens the original)
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S1 E9: In this episode of the New Roots Podcast, Desmond and Ife sit down with Deante Battle, Head Coach of the Warsaw Eagles, to explore what it means to build community, develop people, and create a lasting legacy through football. Deante has made his mark in Poland through American football, taking on a leadership role with one of the country’s established teams while helping develop the players, culture, and community around the sport. His work goes beyond coaching on the field — it is about
Remi Ganne: One of Poland's Best Kept Secrets (opens the original)
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S1 E8:In this episode of the New Roots Podcast, Desmond and Ife sit down with Remi Ganne, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Board Member at Empik, to explore what it takes to build brands, lead at the highest level, and create lasting impact in a new country.Originally from France, Remi arrived in Poland nearly two decades ago and has since held some of the country's most influential marketing roles—from Central Europe Brand Director at Procter & Gamble, to Head of Brand & Product Marketing
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