Slawomir Zalobka
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Director of the European Centre for Public Financial Management
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eipa.eu
+ 48 22 570 84 00 
+ 48 22 570 84 07
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Fields of Specialisation:
Public administration; public finance management; civil service; public procurement; state treasury; management of government institutions; management of training centres
CV in English
Slawomir Zalobka (PL) joined EIPA in July 2006 in the capacity of Director of the European Centre for Public Financial Management, EIPA's centre in Warsaw.
He has an M.Sc. in law from Warsaw University (Poland).
He spent nearly all of his professional career in the Polish civil service. He worked at the Ministry of Finance for over fifteen years, in various managerial positions, the last five years as Director-General at the Ministry. He was responsible for or involved in, among other things, issues relating to European integration, the settlement of Poland's foreign debt to Western commercial banks, foreign claims settlement (supervising the implementation of bilateral indemnification agreements), gaming and lotteries, the development of the state treasury concept, public procurement supervision, budgeting, human resources management and social dialogue, supervision of training centres, state property management and automation.
In 1992, he was seconded as a Probationary Official to the European Commission (DG XIX Budgets).
He also worked for public procurement arbitration courts for ten years. He was co-author of various books and articles on taxes and practical taxation issues. In 2005, he was decorated with the Golden Cross of Merit for his professional achievements.
He has an M.Sc. in law from Warsaw University (Poland).
He spent nearly all of his professional career in the Polish civil service. He worked at the Ministry of Finance for over fifteen years, in various managerial positions, the last five years as Director-General at the Ministry. He was responsible for or involved in, among other things, issues relating to European integration, the settlement of Poland's foreign debt to Western commercial banks, foreign claims settlement (supervising the implementation of bilateral indemnification agreements), gaming and lotteries, the development of the state treasury concept, public procurement supervision, budgeting, human resources management and social dialogue, supervision of training centres, state property management and automation.
In 1992, he was seconded as a Probationary Official to the European Commission (DG XIX Budgets).
He also worked for public procurement arbitration courts for ten years. He was co-author of various books and articles on taxes and practical taxation issues. In 2005, he was decorated with the Golden Cross of Merit for his professional achievements.
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