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Tomasz Dyl awarded Visiting Fellowship by Solent University
Published on
23rd October 2013
What this article covers
Tomasz Dyl, Managing Director of GottaBe! has been awarded Visiting Fellowship by Southampton Solent University's Faculty of Business, Sport and Enterprise.
Southampton Solent University awards the title of Visiting Fellowship to distinguish partners from professional organisations who are closely associated with the University, through collaboration in teaching, research, consultancy or advice.
The title has been awarded to Tomasz for his continued contribution to the University.
For a number of years, Tomasz has been involved in running master classes, mentoring as well as providing placement and work opportunities to students and graduates from Southampton Solent University.
Dr Ruth McLellan, senior lecture in marketing at Faculty of Business, Sport and Enterprise at Southampton Solent University said: - Tomasz's wealth of experience, passion for student learning and commitment to the university makes him a perfect Visiting Fellow. I'm delighted to work with such a young talent.
Speaking after the formal appointment, Tomasz Dyl said - I am honoured to receive the Visiting Fellowship status. I'm passionate about marketing and promotions and I'm delighted that the University has given me the opportunity to share my expertise knowledge and the 'know-how' with students.
- He has worked very closely with Southampton Solent University during his time as a student and as an alumnus - said Dr McLellan.
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