Marcin Szczytko is a specialist with experience in marketing and industrial clustering. He assists companies with business relationship management, project management, and key promotional strategies. He creates graphic and video content that supports and strengthens corporate image while fostering industrial cooperation.He combines creativity with practical approaches, focusing on control and proven solutions.

Artur Gregorczyk is the owner of Artex IT, a company specializing in IT solutions for business and industry. Active in the IT sector for years, he combines business experience with practical technological expertise, focusing on the implementation of modern solutions that drive growth, automation, and operational efficiency for enterprises.He has a particular interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and its practical application in business and industry. He views AI not merely as a tool for process automation, but primarily as a technology that enables better decision-making, workflow optimization, and the creation of a competitive advantage. At Warsaw Industry Week, he will deliver a presentation titled "Will AI Lead to Mass Layoffs?"

Agata Kateszczenko is an expert in business process analysis and digital transformation. For many years, she has supported manufacturing companies, hospitals, and public sector organizations in designing and implementing organizational and technological changes. She specializes in identifying areas for improvement, optimizing processes, and deploying IT systems that facilitate management and data-driven decision-making.She has gained experience by delivering projects focused on digitalization, automation, and the development of systems that support organizational operations. She combines business and technological perspectives, demonstrating how to translate data, processes, and modern technologies into tangible organizational and business outcomes.

He has been with 3D PRO for 17 years, where he manages key client relationships and supports enterprises in the digital transformation of their engineering processes. He specializes in CAD/PLM solutions and the creation of digital data workflows — spanning everything from product concept and design to manufacturing. He combines a business perspective with practical experience in implementing modern industrial technologies.

Piotr Klepacki holds an M.Sc. in Electronics Engineering and has been with the Białystok-based company NEOTECH for over six years. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Białystok University of Technology, specializing in Electronics and Telecommunications. He built his professional experience from the ground up—starting with an internship at the university’s Fiber Optic Technology Laboratory and progressing through roles involving production process design, robotic machine programming, and inductive component development, to managing a production team.Currently working as a marketing specialist, he combines technical expertise with a business-oriented perspective on the industry, engaging in technical dialogue with both existing and potential clients. He promotes NEOTECH’s manufacturing capabilities regarding inductive components, as well as the company’s proprietary machinery, automated systems, inspection and measurement equipment, robotic solutions, and devices custom-engineered to meet specific production needs.He is passionate about space exploration, science, new technologies, and Formula 1. In his work, he is particularly interested in how technology and automation are transforming the way factories are designed and built.

Rafał MolakHe has been active in the field of materials engineering throughout his career, combining academic, teaching, and R&D activities with industrial practice. He is a lecturer and project manager at a technical university, as well as the initiator and founder of the company ThreeRe.Together with his team, he develops and implements solutions based on Cold Spray technology, focusing on the repair, regeneration, and restoration of functionality for high-value metal components.During his presentation, he will outline the capabilities and limitations of Cold Spray in the repair of structural components and explain why a well-designed R&D process is crucial for the successful industrial implementation of this technology.

Michał Matejczyk Vice President of the Management Board and Development Director. An expert with over 20 years of experience in production, maintenance, WCM project implementation within operations, and change management. He specializes in systemic and process-related changes within operational departments (production, maintenance, quality), employee engagement and motivation, and change management based on World Class Manufacturing (WCM), TPM, and Lean methodologies. He possesses strong expertise in developing organizational management solutions driven by performance indicators and supports companies in digital transformation and the development of digital competencies.He gained his experience both in Poland and abroad, working across key sectors including the food, pharmaceutical, heavy industry, machinery, furniture, chemical, and mining industries.At Entra Group, he is primarily responsible for executing projects in the areas of Production and Maintenance, as well as enhancing the soft skills of employees in operational departments.He is a WCM Master Trainer, a member of SIM (Association of Interim Managers), and the author of academic publications on organizational transformation and the benefits of implementing the WCM model. He holds a degree in Automation and Robotics from the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering at the Gdańsk University of Technology.

Mariusz Biedrzycki is a civil servant and a long-standing employee of the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology, where he has worked on technical regulations for products, conformity assessment and market surveillance systems, and competitiveness issues. He currently handles ecodesign matters. Representing the minister responsible for the economy, he also worked in the Trade and Investment Promotion Section of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Oslo. During Poland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2025, he was a member of the Presidency Corps in Brussels, participating in the work of the Council’s Working Party on Competitiveness and Growth.

Dominik Rohrmus holds a PhD in mechanical engineering. He worked for German small and medium-sized enterprises in the industrial and healthcare sectors before joining Siemens in 2005, where he held various positions in manufacturing and manufacturing development. In 2009, he established the company’s sustainable manufacturing engineering programme. Since 2013, he has led a group responsible for production equipment and standardisation for Siemens’ factories of the future worldwide, implementing these solutions at a Siemens Energy factory in the Czech Republic. Since 2016, he has also served as CTO of the German non-profit association Labs Network Industrie 4.0 e.V. (LNI 4.0), supporting digital transformation across a wide range of industrial sectors, with a particular focus on SMEs. Since 2021, he has served as COO of Gaia-X, helping establish an association for trusted data ecosystems that grew to 350 members within a year. In 2022, he rejoined LNI 4.0 as CTO, focusing on the internationalisation of data ecosystems. He is a member of several industry organisations, including the International Manufacturing-X Council, and supports international industrial standardisation.

Marcin Płóciennik is Head of the Internet of Things Technologies Department at the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC). He is involved in strategic national and European initiatives focused on digital transformation and the development of innovative services in the fields of the Internet of Things, data spaces and artificial intelligence. He actively supports collaboration between academia and industry, as well as technology transfer to the economy. He is responsible for building the PIAST-AI AI Factory ecosystem.

Dominik Halbeisen has extensive experience in supply chain management and logistics, specialising in traceability. With over 20 years of expertise in planning and implementing logistics infrastructure, designing and managing supply chains, and implementing identification solutions, he has an in-depth understanding of the complexities associated with the forthcoming Digital Product Passport.

Adrian Stelmach is CEO of EXPLITIA S.A., a company specialising in the digitalisation and integration of manufacturing processes and the use of industrial data. He works with manufacturing companies on projects involving IT systems, data management, production traceability, and preparing organisations to adopt AI and the Digital Product Passport. He is the author of a book on purchasing IT systems and the creator of the Digitalizuj.pl podcast, where he shares concrete examples of digital transformation in practice.