Biography
Main responsibilities
Jolanta primarily supports the activities of the team in both executing acquisitions and overseeing asset management activities.
Experience and qualifications
Prior to joining Aviva Investors, Jolanta worked at Equitix Ltd, an infrastructure focused investment fund, where during a period of two years she was a senior finance manager with her principal responsibilities being sourcing and structuring deals and executing infrastructure acquisitions.
Jolanta started her career at PwC where she worked for five years completing her career at PwC as a manager in project and infrastructure finance. During that time, Jolanta had the opportunity to work on infrastructure projects across a broad number of sectors, countries and financial structures.
Jolanta holds a BA in Political Science from UCL and an MSc in Social Policy from the University of Oxford. She has passed CFA level 1.
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