
Zmarł wieloletni dziennikarz Trójki, twórca audycji ekonomicznych i mentor pokoleń słuchaczy.
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Wiktor Legowicz has been associated with Radio Trójka since the 1970s, holding directorships and creating economic programs.
Wiktor Legowicz was a figure whose voice and style were known to generations of listeners. To właśnie on stworzył „Informator Ekonomiczny”, a także prowadził audycje „Bardzo Ważny Projekt” i „Bardzo Ważny Problem Europejski”.
He has been associated with Trójka since the 1970s, and in the years 1983-1991 he served as program director. Later he also served as the station's deputy director. Listeners also remember him from the journalistic and economic program "Winien i ma".
Wiktor Legowicz not only informed, but also educated. Jak sam wspominał w rozmowie z Trójką z okazji 25-lecia „Informatora Ekonomicznego”, jego celem było tłumaczenie zawiłości ekonomii w prosty i zrozumiały sposób.
Staramy się nadążać za zmieniającym się światem, przyspieszeniem w technologiach, w tym np. w bankowości czy mikroekonomii, jak również mówić prostym, zrozumiałym językiem – podkreślał. His pedagogical approach made even the most complex issues accessible to every listener.
Although he officially retired, Legowicz never broke off contact with the editorial office of Trójka.
„Miał świetny kontakt z zespołem. Po przejściu na emeryturę był z nami w stałym kontakcie. Dzwonił, wspierał, pomagał” – wspominają współpracownicy w pożegnalnym wpisie na platformie X.
Legowicz received many prestigious awards for his activities. W 2015 roku został odznaczony Krzyżem Oficerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski „za wybitne zasługi w działalności na rzecz rozwoju Polskiego Radia”. He was also a winner of the "Sharp feather" award, the award of the President of the National Bank of Poland and the Journalism Award. Marian Krzak, awarded by the Polish Bank Association.
Wiktor Legowicz był nie tylko dziennikarzem, ale i wykładowcą akademickim, a także zastępcą redaktora naczelnego dziennika „Nowa Europa”. His contribution to the development of Polish economic journalism is difficult to overestimate. For many, he will remain a model of professionalism, reliability and passion in transmitting knowledge.

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