Theme: Enough

We will discuss topics related to business, psychology and education. Through the experiences of the invited speakers, we want to show participants that it is sometimes worth stopping to think about ourselves, to consider what we can do better, differently. Understand what means and learn to say enough. Through this event, we create a space where participants will be able to look around and see how many opportunities and challenges the world of today presents us with.

SGH Warsaw School of Economics
aleja Niepodległości 162
Warsaw, Mazowieckie, 00-001
Poland

Dominik Andrzejczuk

Entrepreneur

Dominik Andrzejczuk is a Polish-American Venture Capitalist, who moved back to Poland in 2018. In 2010, Dominik started his career as an Engineer in Palo Alto, California and became a Venture Capitalist in 2014, where he worked for one of the founders of Yahoo!, investing in deep tech early stage tech companies. Dominik founded Atmos Ventures in 2019, where he is also investing in Early Stage deep tech companies, but with a geographical focus on Europe. The fund invests in companies working on transformational technologies in Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Energy and Biotech. Dominik is also an avid Ironman triathlete, competing in several races around the world every year.

Dominika Lenkowska-Piechocka

Eco Activist

Eco-activist and creator of Who Will Save The Planet. She works in the world of social media as well as business. She inspires her community to make small, big changes and be closer to nature, and supports her business clients in building communication strategies and campaigns that bring real value to their stakeholders. Facilitator. Expert of the Climate Leadership programme powered by UN Environment. Promoter of forest bathing.

Jakub Sawulski

Lecturer at Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)

Jakub Sawulski, PhD in economics, lecturer at the Warsaw School of Economics. Heads the macroeconomics team at the Polish Economic Institute. He is the author of several dozen scientific and journalistic articles, as well as a book entitled "Generation '89. "He is also the author of several dozen scientific and journalistic articles, as well as a book entitled ""Pokolenie '89. Młodzi o polskiej transformacji". The book was named the second best economic book in Poland in 2019/2020. He has worked, among others, in the Chamber of the parliment and Deloitte Poland. He works on public finance, taxes, pension systems and energy policy.

Jan Dybus

Film Director

Born in Radom, which remains an indispensable part of his character to this day. After a year of studies at the Warsaw School of Economics he decided to say goodbye to the corporate world and move to England to study at the University of Westminster, specifically at the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design, majoring in TV Production. A risky step for many, it brought him, beyond the stress and resulting from it stomach aches, many adventures and then a job with his dream company - Papaya Films. In a year he went from being a Content Creator preparing short 15 second videos for Papaya Films' social media channels, to a feature debutant who in September finished shooting his original mini-series with a star-studded cast that he still can't talk about too much

Kornel Grunwald

MBA Student

Born in Zakopane, raised in the Polish north. After years of studying at Gdansk University of Technology, he focused on working with software at Intel. Most recently, he oversaw operating systems at the headquarters of Arm, the global leader in semiconductors.From his job in Cambridge, it wasn't far to Uni where he found himself to complete his MBA at Cambridge Judge Business School. Privately a lover of space and a Sunday SF writer. He enjoys engaging in discussions about politics, economics and management. You can meet him in the evenings in Cambridge, when he stares at the night sky with his telescope.

Marcin Capiga

Trainer

Traveller. He travels in his life between several roles: father, partner, personal development enthusiast, trainer, university lecturer and a passionate world traveller. All this is tied together by the fact that he is just a guy and a man who tries to live in such a way as to make his world and the world of his relatives, friends and clients better every day. In his work he is an advocate of an eclectic approach, although he is very close to the approach connected with Transactional Analysis and Alan Seal's concept of transformational leadership. Speaking in Polish, he likes to combine the analytical approach with emotions and value-based approach. He believes that everything starts with self-awareness. In 2021, he started a series of meetings called 'Masculinity Mask'. (YouTube) during which he discusses men and masculinity with selected guests.

Marta Majchrzak

Psychologist

Founder of Herstories. She is a psychologist and social researcher. She co-authored the first study on sisterhood in Poland, as well as famous reports on Polish girls, women and Generation Z. She is part of the "Women know what they are doing" action team and the substantive director of Sisters of Europe Poland. What is more, she is a co-owner of OH LALA, a movement studio which started popularising pole dancing in Poland and became an important centre of female energy. She is the recipient of the Tarbut Fellowship inspired by Wexner Heritage.

Martyna Kaczmarek

Social Activist

Feminist, activist, educator, social entrepreneur. She believes in equal rights and equal opportunities. In social media, she spreads knowledge and builds awareness necessary to bring us closer to equality. Graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics and a marketer by education. She spent the first years of her professional career in Unilever, where she was responsible for the Ben&Jerry's brand and won the most important industry awards for the creation and implementation of the brand's social mission strategy (Cannes Lion's, Effie). Winner of the poll of Network Excellence 2021 of the twojstyl.pl website.

Piotr Kruk

Direct Manager and Language Trainer

Learned as many as 7 foreign languages in just a few years and, at the age of 27, became Director for Central and Eastern Europe, creating a sales network. Today, he is the author of the book "A foreign language in 6 months", but also a father of teenage children for whom today's world has no borders. He is eager to share his knowledge on how to use one's talents on an international scale and how to improve Polish education so that it finally starts teaching foreign languages effectively and in accordance with the needs of the modern human being