Speakers


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Michał Szaniawski

Michał Szaniawski

Company: Agencja Rozwoju Przemysłu SA

Position: Deputy Chairman of the Board

Graduated from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium (European Masters in Public Administration) and the University of Warsaw (Administration). He was also awarded a scholarship at Wirtschaftsuniversität of Vienna by the Austrian Minister of Education, Science and Culture. He has 13 years’ experience in the field of the EU funds. 

In recent years, he has worked for Consulting Plus Sp. z o.o. holding the function of a management board member and project manager, managing the Company’s business involving EU funds. He authored, among others, a series of TEKLA PLUS projects for cooperation between SMEs and research institutions in the field of research and development. The projects were implemented through partnership and cooperation with Poland’s largest research institutions. 

He also co-founded the website fundujesz.pl, the first Polish crowd funding platform, dedicated to funding social projects.

Participates in the sessions:

  • Innovation and the R&D sector

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    Innovation and the R&D sector

    Innovation and the R&D sector

    • An idea is not yet innovation. Effective commercialisation and the market will have the final say
    • The culture of innovation in the economy. How to create it? Openness, freedom, effective support for creativity
    • Risk is difficult to accept. Company structure and mindset as a barrier to innovation. Failure as investment?
    • The small dream big. Young entrepreneurship and specialised daughter companies as “carriers of innovation”?
    • A common language for science and business. Do we still need a translator? Brokers of innovation, clusters, standards of co-operation between universities and companies

  • Space industry as a carrier of innovation

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    Space industry as a carrier of innovation

    Space industry as a carrier of innovation

    • The value and prospects of the space industry in Poland and Europe 
    • Activities, requirements and plans of the European Space Agency 
    • The space industry as a pillar of the innovation economy in Poland?
    • The “Support Programme for Space Technologies in Poland” – the role of the administration and government agencies
    • Incubators, start-ups and acceleration programs – young entrepreneurship and the space industry
    • Together we can tap the space boom – consortia and co-operation
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