A practitioner, not a theorist from behind a glass desk
Marek Pietrzak has been dealing with business finance and law for 8 years. In 2016, he founded Reliability and Vision because he saw too many family tragedies in Zabrze and the surrounding areas. Often a thriving workshop or wholesaler would fail in six months because the owner didn't leave clear instructions for the children. Marek doesn't promise miracles. He checks the numbers, calculates tax risk, and puts together a plan that simply works when the boss is gone.
Over the past years, he has led 43 companies through the process of handing over the reins to younger ones. He doesn't use difficult words that no one understands. His principle is clear rules of the game and zero fluff. If he sees that succession makes no sense, he says it straight to the face. He respects clients' time and money because he knows how hard it is to earn a living in Silesia. (He can be blunt in assessing the situation, but that saves assets from the bailiff).
Specifics instead of promises
Marek focuses on ensuring that assets stay in the family. He's not interested in visions of development for 50 years if company shares are poorly secured today. Last quarter, he helped save a transport company with 14 cars where the sudden illness of the owner almost paralyzed the bank accounts. Marek and his team prepared documents in 6 business days that restored financial liquidity.
- Completed 43 full succession processes in small companies.
- Saved 38,400 PLN in taxes for one client during restructuring.
- Permanent care over 17 key business accounts in the region.
- Response time for urgent inquiries is usually 3.5 hours.
Marek believes that we check numbers, not promises. Therefore, he starts every project with a hard audit of what the company actually owns. He doesn't draw pretty charts in PowerPoint. He writes down in black and white: who takes the keys, who has the right to profit, and how much the state will take if you do nothing. This honest approach means clients stay with us for years.
After hours, Marek is interested in the local industrial history of Zabrze. He can often be found walking near the Guido mine, seeking inspiration for tough, Silesian management. He believes that a solid foundation is the basis of every success, regardless of the industry.