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Global remote work expert.
Mag Boron is the founder and CEO of Pangian, the fastest-growing remote-work community around the world with members in 121 countries and 6 continents.
Born in Poland, Mag now lives in the USA and travels the world covering 6 continents (Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Australia) and 50+ countries.
Mag’s career spans over 10 years of global leadership and remote work expertise deployed in complex business and technology strategies with $10M+ impact across Aerospace, Retail and Financial industries executed on a global scale (Europe, North America, South America and Asia) for Fortune 500, including Honeywell Aerospace and Wells Fargo.
Mag specializes in hiring for startups and Fortune 500 with focus on developing high-performance global remote teams.
Prior to Pangian, Mag was a VP, Strategy and Operations – Practices group at Wells Fargo, where she built a world-class Strategy and Operations, Practices team leading the division (800+ team members) through seamless execution and on-time implementation of 6 Global Programs (US, EU, Asia) and was instrumental in communication with the USA federal agencies: OCC, FED and CFPB. She was awarded Wells Fargo Excellence Award.
Before Wells Fargo, Mag chaired SAP Solution Manager Governance Board at Honeywell Aerospace and successfully lead global remote teams (North America, South America, Europe, Asia) in the execution of cross-functional (IT, Finance, Operations, HR) programs. Awarded Top 3% Honeywell Aerospace Performance globally, she was instrumental in increasing security and effectiveness of IT ecosystem.
Mag received a B.S. summa cum laude in Business with concentration in Information Technology from North Carolina State University and holds certifications in Six Sigma Green Belt, Design for Six Sigma, CISA, CISM and CRISC.
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Work-life balance enthusiast.
Remote work, according to Mag, is not only a ticket to skipping traffic and restrictive office schedule, but most importantly to freedom and flexibility necessary to design one’s life to achieve the most fulfillment and happiness, and as a result top performance.
Mag believes that time and freedom is the ultimate currency. Work is just a piece in the puzzle of life. More work does not equal better results. Instead smart, strategic work, aligned with individual interests and lots of off time off to fuel creativity and personal fulfillment is the key.
She is a strong believer that high-quality work and a high-quality lifestyle must be in sync for people to flourish. Ideas don’t have an office and the best break-throughs happen when we allow ourselves to experience the fleeting moments of life (btw, what’s up with all those ideas in the shower people!)
Her biggest passion is to see others reaching their full potential unrestricted by geographic location. Thus, she empowers talent around the world to work remotely from wherever they want fueling creativity and productivity for progressive and forward thinking companies around the world.
International speaker. Author.
Mag speaks and consults frequently on global remote work ecosystem, Millenilas in workforce, global talent, future of work, best global hiring practices, high-performance and high-engagement remote team development, remote team scale up and work automation.
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Mag is considered an expert voice and a featured author in influential media, including Business Insider, Huffington Post and Elite Daily among others and interviewed by Forbes.
A former business technology best practices expert, Mag’s speaking engagements include Mid-Atlantic IIA Conference, ISACA, Starter Studio and division-wide training engagements at Wells Fargo (800+) and Honeywell Aerospace (20,000+ global attendance) among others.
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Global citizen. World-traveler.
Fearless and unapologetic about living life without regrets.
Ever since Mag was 5 years old, all she ever dreamed of was to travel and meet amazing people around the world.
She quickly found out that she was growing up in communist Poland. The borders were closed, and passports were nearly impossible to get. Everyone around told her she would never be able to see the world.
She never believed it. She’s always felt like a global citizen.
Soon after communism collapsed and she took her first trip abroad…
Today, over 50 countries and 6 continents traveled, soaking up the sun in Bali, sipping wine in Santorini, climbing to the base camp of Mount Everest, scuba diving at the Great Barrier Reef, camping in Iceland and exploring the nature of New Zealand, she is only beginning her lifetime journey.
Travel and meeting talented people around the world is her life.