Marktlink appoints Anna Maria Jedrzejczak as leader of Polish team

Marktlink has appointed Anna Maria Jedrzejczak as the inaugural leader of its office in Warsaw.

Launched this week, the new office in Poland is the firm’s first in Central and Eastern Europe and 18th in Europe. The Warsaw office will help mid-market companies in the country with acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, and capital raisings, bringing together buyers and sellers in the Polish market and internationally.

Installed to lead the new office is Anna Maria Jędrzejczak, an experienced M&A expert with more than a decade of experience – all of which she gained at EY. Throughout her career in mergers & acquisitions (M&A), she has worked on numerous of transactions, management buy-outs and buy-ins, capital raisings, and private equity backed buy-and-build expansions.

“In my work I have always focused on building personal relationships and a deep understanding of my clients’ needs. Many entrepreneurs see their business as their life’s work, and it is crucial that they receive the right guidance with one of the most important decisions of their lives – selling their business. Marktlink offers this high-quality M&A support.”

Since its founding in 1996, Marktlink has helped close over 1,200 transactions in the mid-market segment (deal value of between €5 million and €250 million). Its current team of around 300 staff closes 125 deals per year.

“Poland is an important economic force within Europe, with a dynamic business environment. With the opening of our Warsaw office, we are strengthening our position in Europe and can further support entrepreneurs in the region with their growth and exit strategies,” said Ferry Nahon, managing partner of Marktlink.

“We work with over 50 deal teams across seven European countries. This offers Polish entrepreneurs access to a wide network of potential buyers and sellers across Europe. We are convinced that Anna Maria, with her in-depth knowledge of the Polish market and M&A expertise, is the ideal person to lead our new operations in Poland.”