Przemek Myszka

About

Hi!I've been writing and editing various bits and bobs for over a decade now. For the past ten years, I've been honing my skills in the editorial team of the Baltic Transport Journal, starting as an intern and then gradually levelling up to oversee the entire editorship.As of 4 October 2021, a published author (under the Alexander Fox pen name) - of the End / Beginning of Everything dark fantasy novel, set in the imagination-kindling Norse & Slavic mythologies: https://reedsy.com/discovery/book/the-end-beginning-of-everything-alexander-fox#previewIn 2018, I scooped 1st place in the News Journalist of the Year category of the Seahorse Club Journalists Awards 2018 for the "Steady as the region goes. Baltic transport 2018 highlights" read.In December 2017, I won the Supply Chain category of the Seahorse Club Journalists Awards 2017 for the article "Dumb, dark, and disconnected. Addressing waste efficiency in the supply chain with technology."In 2016, I came up as Runner-up in the News Journalist of the Year category of the Seahorse Club Journalists Awards 2016. The awarded read was "A (rather) quiet year. Baltic transport 2015 highlights."To date, I'm the first and only editor from Poland and the Baltic Sea region to win a Seahorse Award. #BalticPrideMy main areas of interest across the transport and logistics domain are new technologies (particularly digitisation, automation, and the Internet of Things), disruptive trends (the New Silk Road, alternative economic models), as well as environmental issues (climate change, power generation, and clean-tech).Both at work and in private life, I believe that better is the enemy of the good, that things need to be done, and getting those sweet quality results counts. I'm also an ardent supporter of cooperation and establishing long-term win-win partnerships.I read a lot in my spare time, learn foreign languages, screen YouTube for insightful content, and pump iron for fitness.