Fatima Dyczynski
- Дата народження:
- Дата смерті:
- 17.07.2014
- Категорії:
- 1 загиблий російсько-українська війни 2014-24, Жертва теракту, Підприємець
- Громадянство:
- австралієць
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Fatima Dyczynski, the founder of data company Xoterra Space, is thought to have been on board. Her parents are believed to be Australian
Fatima Dyczynski is an Aerospace Engineer, thought leader, scientist, creative space enthusiast, motivated entrepreneur, public speaker, all world traveller and absolute futurist and has never been more optimistic about the benefits through the explosive use of new technologies through the company Xoterra. She is the CEO, founder and project manager of Xoterra.
During Summer 2013 she was active as Operations Engineer for the DELFIN3Xt, an exciting launch of TU Delft’s next generation nano satellite, which was successfully launched in November 2013. Since December 2012, Fatima is fully committed into growing the business model of this 21st century start-up company Xoterra to a solid capital venture for the benefits of mankind. Her main task of the top level management of Xoterra are comprised of: business development, organizing of all meetings and contacts, agendas, overview of all activities, planning and strategy of all activities, contact with investors clients partners, preparation and signing of contracts, finding the right partners and contractors, company vision, managing contracts, partnerships, securing investments and projects, and the allocation of tasks and milestones.
http://www.xoterraspace.com/the-team/
Джерело: news.lv
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