The 29th edition of Welconomy took place on May 30-31, 2022, where we were once again invited to participate in lectures, debates, and discussions. The event, held at the Jordanki Cultural and Congress Center, was attended by experts from across Poland, entrepreneurs, politicians, government representatives, and local government officials. Representatives of the Lithuanian government were special guests.
Attorney Bartosz Graś participated in the plenary session "Creative Industry as a Description of Contemporary Economic and Social Reality. The Case of Lithuania."
The speakers invited to this discussion also included:
- Simonas Kairys – Minister of Culture of Lithuania
- Živilė Diavara – Chairwoman of the Board of the National Association of Creative and Cultural Industries, co-owner of the Art Factory “Loftas” – Lithuania
- Dr. Edyta Plaskonka-Pruszak – Department of Creative Industries – University of Economy in Bydgoszcz
- Tadas Stankevičius – President of the organization “Kaunas In” – Lithuania
- Gediminas Tarasevičius – Director of the Lithuanian Game Developers Association – Lithuania
The meeting was moderated by Mr. Robert Lauks – Vice President of the Creative Industry Cluster in Bydgoszcz.
During the discussion, the speakers identified what aspects of development interest our neighbor and strategic partner and how central and local government authorities support the creative industry.
The same day also saw the "Green IT – The Latest Trends in the World of Technology" debate. Attorney Magdalena Treger was invited to join the panel.
The speakers also included:
- Zbigniew Czajkowski – Commercial Director for Energy – NMG SA
- Michał Czeredys – President of the Management Board – Arcus SA
- Ryszard Hordyński – Director of Strategy and Communications – Huawei Polska
The meeting was moderated by Robert Gołaszewski – Editor-in-Chief of Business Magazine.
Experts clearly indicate that businesses and society are increasingly focusing on climate issues. Discussions focused on the prospects for renewable energy sources, reducing carbon dioxide emissions, the profitability of owning server infrastructure, and ways to encourage our country to create more environmentally friendly regulations.
We thank the organizers and all participants for two days of fantastic discussions, behind-the-scenes conversations, and meetings. See you at the next, 30th edition of this event, one of the most important for the Polish economy.
