Cezary Łysenko completed his Master’s degree in civil engineering in 1996 at the Bialystok University of Technology. After graduation, he started working at a contracting company based in Łomża. His professional experience includes a period of more two years of work at the Provincial Office and at the Town Hall, where he was responsible for traffic engineering and road management. In 1999, he joined a team of consultants overseeing the implementation of contracts relating to national and provincial roads. He obtained his unlimited construction licence in 2002, which, following the time spent working as a billing inspector, enabled him to perform the duties of a constriction works supervisor. Since the beginning of 2006, he has been employed at Budimex S.A. as a head of the technical department, where he was responsible for handling a contract for the construction of access roads to a bridge in Płock; after a few months, he took over the duties of the contract manager. In 2012, he was appointed regional director responsible for business in the Podlaskie and Lubelskie provinces. In 2019, he took up the function of director of the northern branch, and nearly a year later he took over responsibility for all infrastructure construction projects at Budimex S.A. in the Polish and foreign markets. Over the course of his career, he has completed several management courses, obtaining diplomas and certificates from renowned institutes and universities, including diplomas acknowledging the completion of: Management Programme 2009 at ICAN Institute/Harvard Business Publisher in Warsaw, International Management Development Programme 2013 and Leadership Programme 2016 at Universitas Summa in Madrid. In 2021, he completed the prestigious Advanced Management Programme at IESE Business School in Barcelona. In accordance with his representation, Mr Cezary Łysenko does not conduct any business activity that is competitive to the business of Budimex S.A., does not own interest in a competitive company as a partner in a civil partnership, a partnership or a capital company, and he does not own interest in a competitive legal person as a member of its governing body, and he is neither entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors kept under the Act on the National Court, nor subject to the restrictions provided for in the Act of 21 August 1997 on restrictions on conduct of business activities by persons performing public functions.