BrazUK is the brainchild of John Kolodziejski. Its aim is to provide expertly and enthusiastically researched business information.

BRAZUK - NICHE APPEAL

Because the bulk of payment for BrazUK's activities accrues directly to its researchers this enables efficient exploitation of niche markets.

Large publishing companies cannot justify producing management reports on many subjects because of their overheads and low readership appeal, BrazUK makes these reports a real business proposition.

Writers of large management reports normally receive around just 15% of each copy's sale price. BrazUK's writers gain a much higher return on sales and so justify the smaller print runs of specialist reports.

BIOGRAPHY - John Kolodziejski

John Kolodziejski is a British journalist and economic researcher. Worked in Brazil since 1987 covering its economy for a number of top line British and US publications. He has written for over 20 economic publications including Financial Times Business Information, Sunday Business, The Independent and Business Week. He worked for two years as staff reporter in Dow Jones Newswires busy São Paulo bureau and is the author of four in-depth management reports:

Mercosur's Automotive Industry (Financial Times 1998)
Telecommunications Markets in Latin America (MDIS Publications 1995)
Brazil's Water Industry (Brazuk Ltd 2002)
Water Reuse Markets (Media Analytics 2005)

In 1997/1998 John Kolodziejski worked as an investment opportunity researcher for the Tiete-Parana Development Agency (ADTP) in São Paulo.

The ADTP has the contract for promoting economic development associated with President Fernando Henrique Cardoso's multi-billion dollar infrastructure investment programme.

He has also undertaken extensive TV research in Latin America, notably for Britain's "Tomorrow's World" (Beyond 2000 - Australia), BBC2 Inside Story and Channel 4. He has also broadcast on Brazilian politics for BBC radio.