General Director

Minister, member of the Council of Ministers, Coordinator of Special Services

A media scholar and economist, a television and digital media researcher, a mentor and science popularizer. She lectures at the Faculty of Journalism, Information, and Book Studies, University of Warsaw , and at Kozminski University. She combines academic perspective with implementation experience: she implemented digital transformation projects at Telewizja Polska SA , worked on the digital transformation of PMPG Polskie Media , and developed data-driven TV projects Gemius SA of WP Radwan – a research project for which she obtained a patent. She is a recipient of awards from the National (KRRiT) and the Polish Television and Television Institute (PIKE). She the "Man. Science. Technology" program on Polish Radio RDC.

Member of the Management Board

Marek Woszczyk is an experienced manager who has been involved in the energy sector almost from the beginning of his over 30-year professional career. For over 18 years, he has managed key entities in the energy sector in Poland.

From 2016 to 2025, he served as General Director of PGNiG Upstream Norway, responsible for developing and implementing the company's development strategy. During this time, the company significantly expanded its business portfolio, increasing its stakes in key deposits, access to which strengthened Poland's energy security and independence. As President of the Management Board of LOTOS Upstream, he was also involved in the consolidation of the ORLEN Group's Norwegian assets.

While working at Deloitte, he also provided strategic consulting based on multi-criteria analyses for companies in the energy sector.

Previously, he served as President of the Management Board of Polska Grupa Energetyczna (Polish Energy Group). He supported both the creation of new investments ensuring stable electricity supplies and the implementation of an energy transformation strategy focused on renewable energy sources and innovative technologies. Among other things, he led the initiation of the construction of two power units at the Opole Power Plant, which have already been commissioned, and the construction and commissioning of four onshore wind farms, increasing the total installed capacity of the Group's wind farms by 70%.

From 1998 to 2013, he worked at the Energy Regulatory Office, where he held positions ranging from Specialist to President. He exercised regulatory oversight over the national energy market, regulating the activities of energy companies, as well as operational implementation in the electricity, gas, heating, and liquid fuels sectors. He was also involved in legislative work strengthening market regulations that protect consumers and increase competitiveness in the energy sector.
He has been associated with the project of the first nuclear power plant in Poland since 2014, when, as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PGE EJ1, he oversaw management activities and provided guidelines for the investment process, including site assessments and obtaining necessary administrative decisions.

Author of numerous publications on the energy industry and financial matters. A graduate of the Gdynia Maritime University, the National School of Public Administration, and an Executive MBA from Kozminski University.

A regulatory affairs expert at T-Mobile Polska, she has over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. She specializes in the analysis, interpretation, and implementation of telecommunications sector laws, responsible for supporting the organization's regulatory processes and assessing legal risks. She holds a degree in economics from the Poznań University of Economics and a degree in law from the Leon Kozminski University in Warsaw. She participated in the work of the POPC Monitoring Committee and currently serves as an alternate member of the FERC Committee. Since 2024, she has been a member of the Management Board of the SOT KIGEiT

Program Director in the Project Management Department at PGE Systemy – an experienced manager specializing in technological transformations and IT/OT projects. Director of the LTE450 Program at PGE Systemy SA, responsible for the strategic implementation of a nationwide communications infrastructure for the energy sector. Previously, he managed the IT/OT Security Program at PGE Capital Group, increasing the organization's cybersecurity maturity. He also has experience implementing ICT projects for international operators in Poland and abroad. A graduate of the Executive MBA from the Polish Academy of Sciences and postgraduate studies in Project Management at the University of Warsaw, he combines a broad business perspective with a practical engineering approach, effectively managing complex programs and collaborating with technology partners.

President and founder of the Pravda Association, an organization specializing in combating false information and educating on the threats posed by disinformation. Within his role at Pravda, he is responsible for team coordination, external relations, and the organization's strategic development. He is passionate about combining artificial intelligence with countering disinformation, focusing on the use of technological tools for narrative analysis, infosphere monitoring, and strengthening social resilience. His involvement led to the creation of a dynamically developing association, which is one of three Polish fact-checking organizations to achieve the prestigious status of a member of the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN).

Legal Director and Member of the Management Board

An assistant professor at SWPS University, she is an information security expert at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. She is also a co-founder of the Central European Digital Media Observatory, vice-chair of the Media Studies Committee of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences, an assessor of the European Fact-Checking Standards Network, and a member of the Advertising Council's program council. She is an expert at the United Nations and author of the Standard for Ethical and Responsible Business Communication. She researches disinformation in business and analyzes the social impact of disinformation. She is also an author of scientific publications and a producer of programs in the field of business and communication.

Associate professor at SWPS University, expert in information security at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, co-founder of the Central European Digital Media Observatory, vice-chair of the Media Studies Commission of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences, assessor of the European Fact-Checking Standards Network, member of the program council of the Advertising Council. Expert at the United Nations and author of the Standard for Ethical and Responsible Business Communication. Researcher of disinformation in business and analyst of the social impact of disinformation. Author of scientific publications and producer of programs in the field of business and communication.

journalist

Head of SEMINSYS Department

Director of the Sales Department at Hawe Telekom

Daniel Jasiński is a manager with 25 years of experience in the telecommunications industry and a management expert who has been playing a significant role in the stabilization and development of Hawe Telekom – one of the most important infrastructure operators in Poland – for several years.

Before joining Hawe Telekom, from 2013 to 2021, he was responsible for building and developing RETN's structures and business in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe, managing group companies in Poland and Bulgaria. Previously, he managed sales at Tata Communications, Netia, and Energis.

Within the structures of Hawe Telekom, his activities focus on:

• Strategic Management and Business Relationships – Oversees the company's key sales projects and builds and maintains partnerships with the largest telecommunications operators in Poland and neighboring countries. He played a significant role in optimizing the company's sales processes, which allowed Hawe Telekom to maintain its leading position in fiber optic leasing and data transmission.

• Critical infrastructure – has in-depth knowledge of the telecommunications market and the importance of fiber optic buses for the country's digital security.

Editor-in-Chief

Director of the Department of Research and Innovation

Director of Regulatory Security

Director of the Office of Regulation and Development of External Relations

Director of the Security Analysis Office

Secretary of the Critical Incident Team

Director of Unmanned Programs at WB Group

Ignacy Morawski is the project's initiator and head of the SpotData team. He worked for many years in the banking sector (WestLB, Polski Bank Przedsiębiorczości), where he served as Chief Economist. Between 2012 and 2016, he won numerous awards in numerous rankings, including twice placing on the podium in the competition for best macroeconomic analyst organized by "Rzeczpospolita" and the National Bank of Poland. In 2017, he was included in the New Europe 100 list, a list of the most innovative individuals in Central Europe, published by the Financial Times. In 2019, he was recognized by ThinkTank as one of the 10 economists most listened to by Polish business. That same year, the SpotData project he founded was nominated for a GrandPress Digital award. He graduated in economics from Bocconi University in Milan and in political science from the University of Warsaw.

Senator of the Republic of Poland, President of the Main Board of the Association of Volunteer Fire Brigades of the Republic of Poland

Director of the Digital Economy Department at the Ministry of Development and Technology, responsible for the development of e-economy in Poland.
She plans and manages the development of electronic government services for entrepreneurs, online platforms, and user support for the largest public business portal – Biznes.gov.pl, which houses the Central Registration and Information on Business. She is the creator and visionary of numerous projects implemented in the spirit of user-centric design, aimed at the digital transformation of entrepreneurs and the development of e-services for SMEs.

A graduate of the INSEAD Advanced Management Program and the Executive MBA program validated by RSM Erasmus University in Rotterdam, he is a legal counsel. As Chief Security and Compliance Officer and Director of Security and Compliance, he is responsible for security and compliance within the Orange Group in Poland and for coordinating cooperation in this area with the Group's European structures. He is a member of the Supervisory Boards of Orange subsidiaries: Interkam and formerly TP-Teltech. He serves as Chairman of the Data Ethics and Artificial Intelligence Committee of Orange Polska. He is a member of the Compliance Committee of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. He is a member of the Management Board of the Polish Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications. Through his work, he actively supports the implementation and expansion of standards in security, compliance, and artificial intelligence.

A graduate of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences at the University of Warsaw and the DOK Pro course at the Wajda School, she is a film producer and vice-president of the Polish Producers Guild. She runs her own production company, KOSKINO.

She has produced feature films such as "Kamper" (2016, premiere in Karlovy Vary, Discovery Award at the Raindance festival), "The Coach's Daughter" (2018, award for Best Youth Film in Cottbus), "My Wonderful Life" (2021, award for directing at the Polish Feature Film Festival; one of the 10 most frequently watched foreign-language films on Netflix) directed by Łukasz Grzegorzek and "Three Loves" (2025, New Horizons), and "Tell Me What You Feel" directed by Łukasz Ronduda (2026, premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam).

She co-produced the film "Jackdaws on the Road" by Olmo Omerzu (award for best director at Karlovy Vary, Czech Academy Award candidate in 2018). In 2021, she produced the series "Control" directed by Natasha Parzymies (available globally on HBO MAX) and three documentaries, including "Flowers of Ukraine" by Adelina Borets (Best Documentary at the Molodist festival in Kyiv) and "Only Day and Night" by Grzegorz Brzozowski (award for social sensitivity at the Krakow Film Festival). Natalia is a member of EAVE and the ACE Producers Network. She teaches film production at the Warsaw Film School.

Member of KIPA and PGP. Expert at the Polish Film Institute.

Andrzej Taube, PhD, Eng., is the GaN Devices Research Leader at the Łukasiewicz Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics. He has been conducting research in the field of wide-bandgap semiconductor devices for over 15 years. His most recent research focuses on the development of new vertical devices based on GaN and β-Ga2O3, _{as well} as lateral GaN HEMT transistors for power electronics applications.

He has experience in designing semiconductor device structures using TCAD tools, in applying various thin film characterization methods, and in the fabrication and electrical characterization of semiconductor devices.

He has led four research projects for the Foundation for Polish Science, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, and the National Science Centre, as well as the main contractor and R&D manager for projects run by the Łukasiewicz Centre and the National Centre for Research and Development. He currently leads work conducted at Łukasiewicz-IMiF as part of the Wide Band Gap (WBG) Pilot Line project, co-financed by the EU (Chips JU) and member states.

Co-author of over 60 articles and over 100 conference presentations. Member of the international editorial board of the journal "Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing" and reviewer for numerous other scientific journals. Co-author of three granted patents and three pending patent applications. Chairman of the Nitride Electronics Section of the National Institute of Geology and Technology.

Chairman of the Polish Committee of the World Energy Council

– Member of the Management Board, Fiber Investments

President of the Management Board

Director of the Regulation Department, UKE

Vice President of the Management Board, Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA.

A manager with over 30 years of experience in the energy industry, she has served as Vice President of the Management Board of Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (Polish Power Grid Company) since January 2025. She oversees the operation of the high-voltage power grid throughout Poland, occupational health and safety, ESG, and finance. From 2018 to 2024, she was a member of the management board of Stoen Operator (part of the German energy group E.ON), where she was responsible for, among other things, grid asset management, metering data and energy meters, digitalization, IT projects, and cybersecurity. From 2013 to 2017, she served as Director of the Finance and Regulatory Department at Energa-Operator. Previously, from 2010, she served as General Director of Energa's Gdańsk branch. From 1997 to 2010, she was a member of the management board of the company operating the power grid at Zakład Energetyczny Płock. She holds a degree in economics from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, postgraduate studies in accounting and finance from the Warsaw School of Economics, and an MBA from the University of Finance and Administration in Warsaw and the Florence School of Regulations. She is a member of the Energy is a Woman Program Council run by the World Energy Council Poland and the Program Council of the Polish Climate Congress.

– VP Sales C&EE, OVHcloud

He serves as the President of the Management Board and Managing Director of CloudFerro and is one of the company's founders. CloudFerro SA is a leading European provider of sovereign, secure cloud services and digital data services for the space and defense sectors. He is responsible for the company's growth strategy and sales development in the European market. He has extensive experience in the information and communication technology (ICT) industry, where he has held managerial and executive positions in numerous companies, most recently at ATM SA. As President of the Management Board of ATM SA, he led the company to become a leader in data center services in Poland. He also served as a Director on the Council of the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC), based in Brussels. He is also a member of the Scientific Council of the Space Technology Center at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków. Maciej Krzyżanowski is a graduate of the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw and holds a PhD in elementary particle physics.

CEO, Polski Światłowód Otwarty (Polish Open Fiber) – Ignacio Irurita is an experienced manager with over 25 years of experience leading teams and projects in the technology and telecommunications sectors in Europe. He currently serves as CEO of Polski Światłowód Otwarty, where he is responsible for the development of modern fiber optic infrastructure. He previously held key management positions, including CTO at Adamo Telecom Iberia, COO at OmniAccess, Global Head of Network Services at Roche, and CTO at GTS Central Europe. Earlier in his career, as COO and CTO, he also contributed to COLT Telecom's international expansion across Europe and led ONO's operations in Spain.

Ignacio specializes in telecommunications infrastructure, digital transformation, cloud services, and large-scale business integration. He is recognized for his innovation, operational excellence, and strategic management of companies with a sustainable approach in competitive markets.

Mr. Colonel is a graduate of the Faculty of Cybernetics at the Military University of Technology ( 2004 ) and the Warsaw School of Economics (2006). He is an analyst and programmer, holding various positions in Polish Army institutions responsible for IT security at the Ministry of National Defense.

Senior Specialist in the Dedicated IT Systems Division of the Information Systems Inspectorate ( 2014–2017 ), Head of the Military Operations Support Services Design Branch at the IT Projects Center ( 2017–2021 ), then at the Cyberspace Defense Forces Component Command ( 2021–2025 ). From 2025, Head of the Artificial Intelligence Implementation Center, a key institution of the Polish Armed Forces in the process of implementing innovative technologies in the Ministry of National Defense.

Senior counsel, legal advisor at SK&S law firm

He specializes in media and telecommunications regulations. He handles all regulatory matters related to the activities of media companies and mobile operators. He represents clients in disputes concerning freedom of speech with the Polish media regulator and in regulatory disputes, including licensing proceedings. He also supports AI technology providers and e-commerce clients in fulfilling their regulatory obligations.

He provides regulatory advice to one of the largest international media groups, providing support in: broadcasting licensing, license renewals, frequency reservations and refarming, compensation, VOD services, video-sharing platforms, television and online advertising, protection of minors, sports broadcasting rights, portability of media services within the EU, and financial incentives for audiovisual production. He collaborates with media lawyers from other EU jurisdictions on the allocation of television broadcasting licenses.

He assists leading Polish radio and television broadcasters and telecommunications operators with groundbreaking regulatory matters, such as the extension of the license for Poland's leading radio station, the digitization of radio broadcasting, compensation for the reorganization of the 700 MHz band, and the 5G spectrum auction. He advises clients on the implementation of the Broadcasting Quota and represents them before the National Broadcasting Council (KRRIT), the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE), and the courts in regulatory matters.

He supports companies in implementing the European Accessibility Act and the NIS-2 Directive. He also advises the e-commerce sector on regulatory compliance, including the DSA. He also advises clients developing new technologies on complex regulatory issues.

Certified expert of the National Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications and member of the New Technologies Law Association.

On September 6, 2025, he was elected by the Sejm as President of the Office of Electronic Communications.

Przemysław Kuna, an expert, manager, and civil servant, has been appointed the new President of the Office of Electronic Communications. He is a graduate of the Lublin University of Technology and the Warsaw University of Technology. He also completed doctoral studies at the College of Management and Finance at the Warsaw School of Economics.

For over 20 years, he held managerial positions in the telecommunications sector, including at Exatel, Telekomunikacja Polska, MNI Telekom (CEO of the Datacom network), and Pro Futuro (Technical Director). In 2013, he became a member of the management board of TK Telekom, responsible for operations. In November 2014, he became an expert in the Department of Telecommunications and Information Technology of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, where he coordinated the technological implementation of the State Register System, introduced in March 2015.

On July 6, 2015, he was appointed Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Internal Affairs for IT Projects and the Development of State Registers. After leaving the ministry in November 2016, he became Deputy Chairman of the Council of the National Chamber of Digital Economy. In March 2024, he assumed the positions of Deputy Director of NASK and Director of the National Educational Network.

Director for Strategic Cybersecurity Development at NASK. He has been associated with NASK almost from the Institute's inception in 1992. He has served as Technical Director, Acting Director of NASK, and Deputy Director – Director for Cybersecurity and Innovation. Since 2004, he has represented Poland on the Governing Board of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), and has served on the Executive Board since 2013. From 2016 to 2023, he served as Vice-Chair of ENISA's Governing Board. In 1996, he organized the country's first cybersecurity response team – CERT Polska. He also initiated and organized the SECURE conference, held since 1997 – the first cybersecurity event in Poland. As Technical Director, he initiated and oversaw the development of subsequent generations of internet networks at NASK, as well as innovative security projects such as ARAKIS and ARAKIS.GOV. From 2017 to 2018, he led the development of the national cybersecurity system at the Ministry of Digital Affairs.

Director of the Security Department, Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA.

An expert with over 20 years of experience in managing security at companies in key sectors of the Polish economy, such as banking and energy. At PSE, he is responsible for threat analysis, security management, information protection, and internal auditing. As part of his role, he also oversees the critical infrastructure protection division and a specialized aviation unit.

He began his professional career in public administration, specializing in protecting the economic interests of the state. He developed his professional experience at PGNiG, where he was responsible for security, internal control, and critical infrastructure protection. He also managed security at PKN ORLEN and Bank Ochrony Środowiska, where he headed the Bank's Security Department.

Director of the Security Department , Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA

An expert with over 20 years of experience in managing the security of companies from key sectors of the Polish economy, such as banking and energy. He is responsible at PSE for threat analysis, security management, protection of information and internal audit. As part of his role, he also supervises critical infrastructure protection units including a specialized aviation unit.

He started his professional career as state administration official, specializing in protecting the economic interests of the country. He developed his professional experience at PGNiG, where he was responsible for security, internal control and protection of critical infrastructure. He also managed the security of the PKN ORLEN concern and Bank Ochrony Środowiska, where he worked as Head of Bank's Security Department.

Management Board Representative for International Cooperation in the Area of ​​Teleinformatics and Cybersecurity – Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA

Chairman of the ICT Committee – ENTSO-E

He participates in the work of ENTSO-E, the pan-European organization of electricity transmission system operators.
At ENTSO-E, he was elected as a member of the Digital Committee on January 1, 2018, and then appointed Vice-Chair of the Committee on January 1, 2020. As CIO from July 1, 2022, he represented PSE SA as a member of the new ICT Committee.
This year, he was elected by the ENTSO-E management and has served as Chair of the ICT Committee since June 26, 2025.

Since January 2024, he has been a regular member of the Polish Committee of Large Networks and CIGRE, where he participates in the work of the D2 Study Committee.

He began his professional career as a programmer, designer, and constructor of industrial automation control systems in Germany. He then implemented various IT systems in Polish institutions, companies, and large corporations. Since 2000, he has held various positions as IT manager in Poland and the region.

Grzegorz Bojar has experience in managing the ICT area in large international corporations, as well as in Polish state-owned companies.

Throughout his career, he has led business projects related to system design—from assumptions and goals, budgeting, process analysis, resource allocation, through system implementation, to the development and stabilization of operational procedures. He has been involved in building IT strategies, organizing and reorganizing IT services, and stabilizing services provided by ICT departments. He has experience in creating and managing organizations and enterprises.

Recently, he has been very involved in the areas of strategic IT management and cybersecurity.

He graduated from the Faculty of Electronics at the Warsaw University of Technology, specializing in automation.

Representative of the Board for International ICT & Cybersecurity Affairs – PSE SA.

ICT Committee Chair – ENTSO-E

Since 2018 participates in the works of ENTSO-E – a pan-European organization associating electricity transmission system operators, where he was elected as a member of the Digital committee.
Since 2020 the Board of ENTSO-E entrusted him with the function of vice-Chair of the Digital committee. Since July 2022, after transformation of Digital committee into more powerful ICT Committee, as CIO in PSE he was nominated as a Committee member.
This year he was elected by the ENTSO-E authorities and since June 26, 2025 he has been the Chairman of the ICT Committee.

In January 2024 he became a regular member of the Polish Committee of Large Networks and CIGRE, where he participates in the work of the D2 Studies Committee.

He is a graduate of the Faculty of Electronics at the Warsaw University of Technology in the field of Automation.

He has started his professional career as a programmer, designer and developer of control systems for industrial automation in Germany.

Then he was implementing various IT systems in Polish institutions, companies and corporations. Since 2000, in subsequent places of employment, he was the head of IT in Poland or in the region.

Recently, he has been highly involved and active in various areas of cybersecurity.

Counselor to the General Director of National Roads and Motorways

A civil engineer and graduate of the Warsaw University of Technology, he has been with the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA) since 2006. He currently serves as Counselor to the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways. He has served as Project Manager, Deputy Director
for Investments at the Warsaw Branch of the GDDKiA, and Director of the GDDKiA Branch in Łódź.

Tomasz Kwieciński

The General Director for National Roads and Motorways' Counselor

A civil engineer and a graduate of the Warsaw University of Technology. He has been with the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways since 2006. Presently
the General Director for National Roads and Motorways' Counselor. Previously
he worked as a Project Manager as well as the Deputy Director of Investments in the GDDKiA Branch in Warsaw and the Director of the GDDKiA Branch in Łódź.

ZPTC Lewiatan – Association of Digital Technology Employers

President of the Management Board of EXATEL S.A.

Magdalena Gaj, legal counsel, manager and expert in the field of telecommunications, public policies and digital security.

A graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University and the Strategic Leadership Academy ICAN Institute.

She has held key positions in public administration: she was Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Administration and Digitization, and from 2012 to 2016, she served as President of the Office of Electronic Communications. During this time, she led the digitization of terrestrial television, opened new frequency bands for mobile services, and strengthened consumer rights. She represented Poland in the EU and ITU, co-creating European radio spectrum policy.

In recent years, she managed the MMI Proconnect Law and Advisory Firm, and since 2024 she has been the vice-chairman of the Supervisory Board of Poczta Polska.

Since April 2025, he has been the President of the Management Board of EXATEL SA, responsible for the strategic development of the company, security services, critical communications and modern network technologies.

Polish Chamber of Electronic Communications

National Chamber of Ethernet Communications

Sławomir Cieśliński,
born in 1951, was born by the sea but has lived in Warsaw for over 60 years.
A historian by training (graduate of the University of Warsaw), his passion for the sea led him to serve for many years as a journalist and publisher of the monthly "MORZE" and an advisor to the Minister of Maritime Economy. After 1989, he held management positions in Polish and international media, advertising, and printing companies (including TVP, as a representative of Bertelsmann in Poland, Europlakat Polska, and "RUCH" SA).
He co-founded and then served as president of ELKART Electronic Card Systems from 1999 to 2001.
Since 2001, he has organized the "KARTA" Conference (renamed "Central European Electronic Card" in 2008 and "Central European Digital Payments" in 2017), the "Polish Cards and Systems" conference series since 2006, the "CommonSign" Conference in 2011, in cooperation with the Institute of Mathematical Machines and currently NASK, and the Digital Money & Blockchain Forum since 2014. In 2016, he organized the No Cash Day conference, which in 2017 became the Cashless Poland Forum.
He is a founding member of the Banking Technology Forum at the Polish Bank Association. He has been the
publisher of the "Polish Cards" Almanac since 2009.
Medien Service Sławomir Cieśliński (founded in 1990) is a member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications. Sławomir Cieśliński currently serves as Vice-Chairman of the FinTech Committee and Vice-Chairman of the SMART Committee. Sławomir Cieśliński is also a member of the Polish Information Processing Society, the Association of Medical Software Developers, and the Polish Chamber of Medical Informatics. Since 2015, he has also been a member of the Presidium of the Coalition for Cashless Transactions and Micropayments.
As Medien Service, he promotes cashless transactions, e-economy, e-government, and e-health. He is a lobbyist for common sense.
During the 12th Electronic Economy Congress, he was awarded the "Ambassador of Electronic Economy 2016" award, and in October 2019, he received the medal "For Merit to the Development of the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management" from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń.

Born in 1951 on the seaside but for 60 years he has been living in Warsaw. Graduate of History at the University of Warsaw.
Due to his maritime interests he had worked for many years as journalist and publisher in "MORZE" magazine and as advisor to the Minister of Maritime Economy. After 1989 he held executive posts in Polish and foreign companies active in media, advertising and print industry (eg Polish Television, representative of Bertelsmann in Poland, “Europlakat Polska”, “RUCH” SA).
He was one of the founders and later in 1999-2001 the President of ELKART Electronic Card Systems.
Since 2001 he has organized "KARTA" Conference (since 2008 under the name "Central European Electronic Card", since 2017 - "Central European Digital Payments"), and since 2006 - conference series "Polish Cards and Systems". In 2011, together with the Institute of Mathematical Machines he launched the Polish Interoperability Test for Electronic Signature (this event was renamed to CommonSign Warsaw in 2012). In 2014 Medien Service launched Digital Money & Blockchain Forum.
He is a founding member of Bank Technology Forum (launched 2004), a body of Polish Bank Association.
Since 2009 Medien Service is also the editor of Polish Cards Almanac.

Medien Service Sławomir Cieśliński (established in 1990) is a member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications. Sławomir Cieśliński is now a Vice Chairman of the Committee FinTech and the Committee SMART. ,He is a member of the Polish Information Processing Society Association, Software Providers for Medical Market, Chamber of Polish Medical Information Technology. It is also from 2015. member of the Presidium of the Coalition for Cashless Trading and Micropayments.

As the owner of Medien Service he works on promoting non-cash trade, e-commerce, e-administration and e-health care. He also lobbies for common sense.
During the XII Congress of Electronic Economy, he was awarded the "Ambassador of Electronic Economy 2016" award and in October 2019 the medal "For services to the Development of the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management" of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń.

Dr. hab. Michał Polasik, prof.,
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń,
associate professor at the Faculty of Economics and Management, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Director of the Nicolaus Copernicus University's Digital Economy and Finance Center and leader of the FinTech Copernicus Hub project, part of the European Digital Innovation Hubs – Digital Europe network. Author of over one hundred scientific publications in the field of digital banking and retail payments.
Manager of numerous research projects, including the pan-European “PayTechImpact.EU” study (http://paytech.umk.pl) funded by the National Science Center, a number of R&D projects in the areas of FinTech, payment systems, e-commerce, and cryptocurrencies. He conducted an evaluation study of the PSD2 regulation for the European Commission as part of the “Study on the application and impact of Directive (EU) 2015/2366 on Payment Services (PSD2).”

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Prof. Michal Polasik
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun
Michał Polasik is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland, and director of the Center for Digital Economy and Finance NCU. He is the author of over a hundred academic publications on retail payments and digital finance that are widely cited. In addition, he has presented the results of his research during the most prestigious international conferences on the payment system, organized by the European Central Bank, the European Parliament, the Bank of Canada and the Bank of Finland, the Deutsche Bundesbank, and the National Bank of Poland.
He has led several large research projects, eg, the pan-European study 'PayTech Impact.EU' (http://paytech.umk.pl) financed by the National Science Center Poland, and many other research & development projects in the field of payment innovations, payment systems, e-commerce, and cryptocurrencies.
Within his studies, he cooperated with the European Banking Federation, the European Payment Institutions Federation, the Polish Bank Association, the National Bank of Poland, KIR, equensWorldline SE, and other financial institutions and market stakeholders. He was implementing the PSD2 evaluation project for the European Commission – DG FISMA under the 'Study on the application and impact of Directive (EU) 2015/2366 on Payment Services (PSD2)', together with the VVA Group, the Center for European Policy Studies, and the NCU.

Prof. Paweł Wojciechowski, president of the Institute of Public Finance.

In the years 2006–2020, he held key public positions, including Minister of Finance, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, President of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to the OECD, and Chief Economist of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS).

In the years 1999-2005 he was the president of PTE Allianz Polska, and previously the president and investment director of TFI Atut and a director at the Polish Development Bank.

At various times in his career, he has lectured at Polish and American universities, including Harvard Kennedy School. He holds a degree in economics from John Carroll University, a doctoral degree from Case Western Reserve University, and a PhD from the Systems Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Currently, in addition to managing the Institute of Public Finance, he has been the EU coordinator of the largest transport investments in the TEN-T network (Brussels) for 10 years.

Professor Paweł Wojciechowski, President of the Institute of Public Finance, is an economist with extensive experience in public policy, state finance, international institutions, and the financial sector. From 2006 to 2020, he held key public positions, including Minister of Finance, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, President of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency, Polish Ambassador to the OECD, and Chief Economist of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), participating in the processes of shaping economic policy and institutional reform.

Previously, he was associated with the financial sector for many years, serving as the President of the Management Board of PTE Allianz Polska SA in 1996–2005, as well as the President and Investment Director of TFI ATUT SA and the Director of the Fund Management Department at Polski Bank Rozwoju SA. In 1992–1995, he headed technical assistance teams supporting Poland’s economic transformation, implemented in cooperation with UNDP and USAID.

He combined his professional activities with academic and teaching work, lecturing at American and Polish universities, including Harvard Kennedy School, John Carroll University, and the Leon Kozminski Academy; until recently, he was a professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities in Warsaw.

In addition to heading the Institute of Public Finance, for the past five years he has been the director of Whiteshield, an international strategic consultancy based in London, specializing in advising governments and public institutions. For the past ten years, he has also served as the EU coordinator of major transport investments within the European TEN-T network (Brussels). He serves on two supervisory boards.

– Member of the Supervisory Board, Vectra

Marta Brzoza – Director of Regulatory Cooperation,

President of the Management Board, Netia SA.

– Managing Editor, Telko.in

Dr. Agnieszka Jankowska has served as Vice President of the Digital Poland Foundation for almost two years. Since 2020, she has also served on the Board of Directors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Poland. In March 2023, she joined the Council of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications.

The new head of the Council for Digital Affairs has extensive experience in both the commercial and public sectors, having gained experience at companies such as General Electric Poland and currently working at T-Mobile Polska. Dr. Jankowska is particularly active in electronic communications and digital policy. Since 2005, she served as spokesperson for the Minister of Development and then as Director of the Department of Management of Operational Programmes for Competitiveness and Innovation at the Ministry of Development. Previously, she worked for nearly six years at the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development. She is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, where she earned a PhD in economics. She also graduated from the National School of Public Administration. She will serve as the Council Chair on a voluntary basis, receiving no remuneration.

Lawyer, expert in digitalization and regulation. From 2015 to 2018, she served as Minister of Digital Affairs, creating and implementing a program for the digitalization of public administration in Poland, including mObywatel, trusted signature, and the use of bank logins in e-government.

In the years 2006-2012, she was the president of the Office of Electronic Communications, in which role she led to significant price reductions for telecommunications services, the popularization of internet access, increased consumer protection in the telecommunications market, and the creation of regulations counteracting monopolistic practices in this market.

Currently a member of the board and strategic advisor of the National Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications and chairwoman of the Quantum Technologies Committee at the National Chamber of Commerce.

He heads the Digital Poland Foundation, whose mission is to make Poland a center of innovation. He is a board member of the European AI Forum, the largest organization of European AI companies (over 2,000 entities), headquartered in Brussels.

He has nearly 20 years of experience in the TMT sector, spanning digital transformation, business process modeling, innovation development, business strategy implementation, market and service analysis, and public policy development in the new technologies sector. He has worked for Cyfrowy Polsat, EY, the National Centre for Research and Development, Polkomtel, Orange Polska, and Shell Polska, among others.

President of the National Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications

Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Digital Affairs

A manager with nearly 30 years of experience. A Polish entrepreneur, investor, and strategic advisor. From the beginning of his career, he has been associated with the modern digital technologies and finance industries. Experienced both as a CEO of private enterprises and as a high-ranking government official. Knight of the Order of Polonia Restituta. Expert of the Business Centre Club. Since August 2022, a member and advisor to the United Nations High-Level Council on Digital Cooperation (IGF). Since 2024, a senior associate member/senior expert at the prestigious Centre of Excellence in Cyber ​​Security at the University of Oxford.

is an attorney and legal expert with over 20 years of experience in the field of new technologies. He is a Senior Partner and co-founder of the Traple Konarski Podrecki i Wspólnicy law firm. Within the firm, I coordinate the work of the TMT team in Central and Eastern Europe.

Xawery Konarski is vice president of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT) and president of the Legal Association of New Technologies (SPNT). He is also a legal advisor to the Internet Advertising Bureau Poland (IAB Poland).

As a legal expert, he participated in legislative work on a number of laws in the field of new technologies.

He is an arbitrator of the Court of Arbitration for Internet Domains at the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications and an arbitrator of the Advertising Council.

He is the author of dozens of scientific publications on new technologies, personal data protection law, and online advertising. He is the editor-in-chief of the New Technologies Law Quarterly, published by CH Beck.

In 2022, he was honored with the annual Michał Serzycki Award granted by the President of the Personal Data Protection Office "For promoting the values ​​of personal data protection and personal data protection law.".

Over the last 15 years, Xawery Konarski has been repeatedly recommended in Polish and international rankings by TMT specialists (including Chambers Europe, Legal 500, Rzeczpospolita).

President of the Management Board, Partner, Legal Counsel, KPM Adwokaci i Radcowie Prawni J. Woźny sp.p.

He specializes in electronic communications law and has unique experience in emerging aspects of telecommunications law, such as the qualification of content delivery networks, the obligations of IoT/M2M, A2P, and CPaaS platform providers, and the regulatory framework for satellite communications.

He advises on matters related to the interference of the President of the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) in the operations of telecommunications companies. He supports entities affected by specific regulations governing electronically supplied services, including over-the-top (OTT) devices, and acquisitions of telecommunications companies. In his ongoing work, he works on implementing the Electronic Communications Law for businesses and supports chambers of commerce in the legislative process.

In previous years, he served as a member of the Working Group for Telecommunications Development established by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, an arbitrator at the Permanent Consumer Arbitration Court affiliated with the President of the Office of Electronic Communications, and chaired the "Legislation" subgroup within the IoT Group established by the Minister of Digital Affairs. He is currently an expert on the Working Group for AI, IoT, and Disruptive Technologies. In his consulting work, he often combines his telecommunications expertise with his economics education.

President of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications

An expert in transformation and change management in international enterprises, he has extensive professional experience in managing high-tech corporations. He
has been involved in the telecommunications industry for over 30 years, working at AT&T, Lucent Technologies,
Alcatel-Lucent, and Nokia. He was President of Alcatel-Lucent Polska and Managing Director of Sales
for Central and Eastern Europe.

Known for his activity, he actively participates in conferences, speaks publicly and is present in the media, where he often speaks, presenting the point of view of both the IT
and telecommunications industries and equipment suppliers.

He is a PhD in automation engineering and also completed full-time studies in management.

The most important current functions include:

• President of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications;
• Member of the Council for Digital Affairs
• Member of the Committee on Electronics and Telecommunications of the Polish Academy of Sciences;
• For 6 years he was the Chairman of the Council of the National Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications
• He was also a member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Communications and a long-time member of the American and French Chambers of Commerce.

In 2010, at the request of the Minister of Science and Higher Education, Andrzej Dulka was awarded the Gold Cross of Merit for his commitment to building a modern information society in Poland. He is also a recipient of the "Golden Cyborg" award.

Dr Kamila Kloc joined the European Commission in December 2004.

As of July 2023 Kamila was nominated as the Director of Directorate B Digital Decade and Connectivity of Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT) after acting in this position from February 2023. She held a position of the Head of Markets' Unit in the same Directorate from 2019.

Previously she served as Deputy Head of Cabinet for Vice President Ansip responsible for Digital Single Market. Prior to joining the Cabinet, she worked at Directorate General for Energy coordinating exemptions from regulatory access rules for gas pipelines. During the Polish Presidency in 2011, she was seconded by the Commission to the President's office of the Polish Energy Regulatory Authority.

Earlier, she worked for 5 years at the Directorate General for Competition dealing with merger and antitrust cases.

Prior to joining the Commission, she was employed at the Office for Competition and Consumer Protection in Poland as Adviser to the President. Kamila Kloc started her professional career in academia and taught at the Warsaw School of Economics as Assistant Professor. She has written her PhD on the role of competition policy in the public utilities sector with a special emphasis on telecommunications. She was a Fulbright scholar at the University of California in Berkeley and a Chevening fellow at Oxford University.