Jan Kasprzycki-Rosikoń

In October 2012 Creative Hub Group & MillionYou agreed to join forces under MillionYou umbrella.

MillionYou.com is an innovative crowdsourcing platform designed to bring brands and the creative community together. We specialize in developing and implementing initiatives that engage consumers. In contrast to campaigns where consumers are passive viewers, we want them to actively spend time with your brand. We offer a wide range of crowdsourcing services which engage the brand’s consumers and/or our creative community: they can generate ideas and deliver inspiration for products, services, and marketing activities or produce fresh and authentic videos consistent with your brand’s message. The output is authentic, fresh and ready to use.

Our client list includes Nokia, Gazeta.pl, AXN, PGE (leading electricity provider in Poland), Liberty Direct.

Based on the idea to connect talented and creative people and link them with businesses, we set-up three divisions: Creative Hub Co-working (shared office space for the creative industry), Creative Hub Akademia (not-for-profit organisation that aims to provoke discussions among creative industries) and Creative Hub Group (creative ad agency built on crowdsourcing principles).

Rosikon Press is a family-owned publishing house set-up in 1990 in Warsaw, Poland with main objective to create high quality illustrated books in areas of Art, Religion, History and Travel.

With less than 10 books a year my objectives is to support the management in creating publication plans, finance and marketing.

Pearson is a global publisher and the world's leading learning company with market-leading businesses across education (Prentice Hall, Longman & FT Press), consumer (Penguin, Dorling Kindersley and Ladybird) and business information (Financial Times). It is both the largest education company and the largest book publisher in the world.

Our main goal was to exploit the company’s intellectual property in most markets in Asia, Middle East, Europe and the Amercias.

My responsibility was to manage DM campaigns in the US to promote World’s Bank leading publications.