Gilberto Morishaw is a policy advocate, techno-futurist, activist, musician, innovator, and poet working at the intersection of sustainability, society and community working to build a regenerative future. His work is rooted in imagination. Continuously working towards building an economic system that is founded on nature, driven by regeneration, that serves all people. Gilberto works on a wide range of topics that all converge on the big question: What future do we want to live in? And which steps should we take to reach it? His experiences weave a unique journey that brings together expertise in policy and politics with Web3, activism, and spirituality.

An interior architect and educator exploring design innovations for sustainable development. Facilitator, speaker, and workshop moderator, including Climate Fresk. Graduate of Interior Architecture at the University of the Arts in Poznań and postgraduate studies in “CSR. Sustainable Development Goals in Company Strategy” at Kozminski University in Warsaw. Founder and president of the Future Forms Association for Engaged Design, which brings together designers from different fields around the idea of climate-focused and community-centered design and education. For seven years, she worked with the Poznań-based design studio Bidermann+Wide and now runs her own practice focused on ecological interior design and raising awareness of the climate crisis and ethical design.

Trainer, consultant, and creator of the SWIM method, supporting leaders and teams in implementing lasting changes tailored to the real needs of organizations. She has years of experience working with SMEs, helping them build a culture based on trust, communication, and responsibility. She combines knowledge and practice – her workshops draw on business experience, proprietary tools, and real team stories. She believes that conversation is the foundation of any successful change.

Together with Kari, they host the podcast “Biznes i Emocje” (Business & Emotions) and co-own the consulting and training agency Woopa, helping organizations recognize and develop the unique talents of neurodiverse individuals and build a culture that promotes the wellbeing of both employees and leaders. They guide business owners on achieving goals and effectively communicating the value of their offerings. For over 20 years, they have supported organizations in creating valuable businesses, collaborating with global corporations (BBC, Roche, Orange) as well as Polish SMEs.

Together with Bartek, they host the podcast “Biznes i Emocje” (Business & Emotions) and co-own the consulting and training agency Woopa, helping organizations recognize and develop the unique talents of neurodiverse individuals and build a culture that promotes the wellbeing of both employees and leaders. They guide business owners on achieving goals and effectively communicating the value of their offerings. For over 20 years, they have supported organizations in creating valuable businesses, collaborating with global corporations (BBC, Roche, Orange) as well as Polish SMEs.

Service Designer, coach, and mentor with over a decade of experience working with project teams, leaders, and organizations in change processes. She has worked in Poland and internationally, supporting transformations that integrate perspectives of people, systems, and organizations. Graduate of the Postgraduate Program in Coaching and Mentoring at the Laboratorium Psychoedukacji. In her work, she helps designers and leaders build a sense of agency, responsibility, and coherence in their actions.

Lecturer and current Dean of the Design Faculty at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, bridging the academic and social spheres. Graduate of the Creative Leadership program at the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design in London and the Integrative School of Trainers Meritum. She specializes in designing innovative educational programs based on natural collaboration patterns, combining interdisciplinarity, artistic creativity, design methodology, and systems thinking. Currently, she supports NGOs, foundations, and local institutions, helping build organizational cultures based on creative leadership and sustainable social development.

Portfolio Manager, storyteller, design thinking facilitator, and sustainability consultant. She holds a postgraduate degree in job coaching and career counseling from SWPS University. Creator of the podcast Zrównoważony Biznes about building truly responsible and sustainable companies. For 13 years she has coordinated social, educational, employee, and sustainability projects in both business and NGOs (GPW, Medicover, Better, development project in Tanzania). Currently she works with NESsT, an impact investor active in Poland, Romania, and South America, supporting social enterprises and companies that create jobs for underrepresented and disadvantaged groups and communities.

The kind of person you want in the room when everyone else is stuck in obvious solutions. Instead of glossing over problems, he breaks them down and flips perspectives. He has led projects ranging from tech innovation in automotive, through reshaping idea incubators in healthcare, to revolutionizing work processes in whisky production. Today, at Accenture Song and in urban projects, he explores how to turn circularity into something practical and everyday. He feels most at home as a mentor — supporting, representing, and challenging others so they discover strengths they didn’t see before. He doesn’t offer ready-made answers but leaves behind courage, energy, and the belief that experience is not a prison, but a springboard to new possibilities.

Managing Director, Board Member, and co-owner of Device Europe, a group of companies specializing in IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) services across European markets. For over 30 years, he has been involved in sales, marketing, and management, collaborating with global leaders in IT asset lifecycle management. A certified Interim Manager, he brings extensive experience in strategic business development, restructuring, market analysis, and building organizational structures and teams. He graduated from the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń and is a doctoral candidate at Kozminski University in Warsaw, where he conducts research on circular economy, ITAD strategies, and sustainable IT resource management. His academic work focuses on analyzing the environmental, economic, and social efficiency of IT resource recovery processes, as well as on the impact of European regulations and global ESG trends on corporate management practices. Founder of the Copernicus Project Foundation, he was awarded the title of Science Popularizer 2021 (Team 3LAB). Since 2021, he has also been a member of the Program Council of the Centre for Modernity Młyn Wiedzy in Toruń, where he co-creates strategic directions for science and innovation outreach institutions. Driven by a passion for space exploration, he initiated and developed the concept of the Near Space Conference – an event that brings together scientific, business, and outreach communities around the topics of stratospheric research and the development of modern space technologies.

A designer who combines practical design experience with research and teaching. She values skill development, knowledge sharing, and proactive work in radical creativity applied to innovative and transformative processes. She collaborates with organizations, consulting agencies, and design strategy teams. She promotes sustainable, systemic design that goes beyond human-centered approaches, emphasizing mindful observation and holistic understanding in the design process. She has delivered educational modules in Service Design at Aalto University in Finland.

Specialist in change management and team development with over 15 years of experience in IT and international environments. As a Delivery Lead in a fast-growing SaaS scale-up, she combines expertise in processes, agile, and cross-cultural collaboration. She runs her own development brand, Audeo, supporting individuals and organizations in consciously implementing lasting change, building psychological resilience, and leveraging strengths. Marta integrates business, coaching, and holistic perspectives to create a space for authentic conversation and effective transformation.

Since October 2024, she has been the Director of the Baltic Sea Cultural Centre in Gdańsk. Her journey with culture – and especially with music – began early, as the daughter of professional musicians and a graduate of a music school. She continued her passion in the Academic Choir of the University of Gdańsk and the vocal ensemble Supra Vocalis. She also worked as the manager of composer and musician Olo Walicki and commissioned works from Leszek Możdżer. She has been the initiator and organizer of numerous cultural events, including concerts, exhibitions, artistic happenings, and student initiatives. For many years, she produced Blog Forum Gdańsk – Poland’s leading meeting for digital creators – as well as the Forum Dialogu Gdański Areopag. Her professional experience also includes serving as President of the University of Gdańsk Academic Choir, Head of the University’s Academic Culture Centre, and Head of PR at the Kombinat Artystyczny event agency. With her own agency, Projekt PR, she designed and implemented communication strategies for both private and public institutions, earning top national awards such as the Golden Clip (2015) and two Silver Clips (2020). For 12 years she managed communications and special projects for the Sopot International Literary Festival, and for the past 3 years, she has worked with Goyki 3 Art Incubator on projects bridging culture, business, technology, and science. She was the creator and coordinator of initiatives such as #Goyki3Lab debates, a mentoring program for creators, Poland’s first respite residency for cultural workers, and the Coalition of Summer Literary Festivals. She is also an Ambassador of Green Audiovisual Production at the Polish Producers Alliance and co-founder of the Green Institutions Network in Tri-City and Pomerania. As a lecturer at the University of Gdańsk and the Higher School of Administration and Business in Gdynia, she shares her expertise with students and professionals alike. A passionate connector of people and ideas, she seeks inspiration through travel, both near and far.

A brand and web designer as well as a design consultant for businesses and institutions. Graduate in Applied Graphics from Collegium Da Vinci in Poznań and in Applied Linguistics from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Co-founder of the Future Forms Association for Engaged Design. He worked for six years at the Poznań design studio Bidermann+Wide. Today, he runs his own design practice and collaborates as an independent designer within the Kolekt Lab collective.

The kind of person with a universal skillset who has spent years figuring out how to translate it into a language that fits different industries and challenges. At work, he’s skilled at bridging the gap between client language and team language. He co-founded a digital marketing agency, where for years he was responsible for business growth and client relationships. Later, he shifted into content production for e-commerce, helping global clients in their digital transformation. Eventually, he pivoted again — first as a Product Manager and then as Head of Product Experience — using his earlier experience to build and grow marketing research products based on transaction data that bring real business value.

PhD in Social Sciences, futurist, lecturer, and innovator. She teaches at several universities (UKEN, AGH, Collegium Civitas) and is a winner of the Jutronauci program (Gazeta Wyborcza & Kulczyk Investment). She has led international projects (GreenerAge, VR for Future Skills, Futurland), curated exhibitions (Eduk(re)acja GDD 2023, Unsleashed AI GDD 2024), and written articles for both academic and popular outlets (Gazeta Wyborcza, Salon Polityka, Archisnob).
Her open lectures have been hosted at the University of Warsaw, Rīga Stradiņs University, the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, and the Experyment Science Center. She has also spoken at events such as the Economic Forum in Karpacz and Gdynia Design Days Festival, and collaborated with companies like PZU, Orange Polska, and Digital University Masters & Robots. Her work focuses on using the future as a tool for shaping the present, exploring the social impact of technology (especially AI), and promoting long-term thinking.