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Grzegorz Nawrocki

TVP journalist
Graduate of Cambridge University, Preston (UCLAN), UW and UJ.
Hosted journalistic programs on TVP (including “Point of View,” “Newsroom,” “Woronicza 17,” “Jedynka Interviews,” “Tygodnik.pl” and others).
He is a two-time recipient of the British government’s “British Chevening Scholarship,” the Schuman Foundation’s “Leader in Civil Society” program and the BAS Top People Project at the BBC World Service.
Completed international journalism internships at the BBC and ITN in London and Manchester (including HARDtalk).
President of the British Alumni Society in Poland and member of the Oxford and Cambridge Alumni Society.
Organizer and host of the series “Oxford Debates” at the University of Warsaw.

Board Member of the non-profit organization Women in Nuclear Poland.
Engineering expert specializing in the design, construction, and commissioning of nuclear reactors.
Supervised the design and construction of Olkiluoto 3 and Hanhikivi 1 nuclear power plants in Finland on behalf of TVO and Fennovoima, BWRX-300 small modular reactors in Poland on behalf of OSGE, and the Pallas research reactor in the Netherlands.
Currently leads engineering activities related to radioactive waste management, HVAC systems, and process utility systems for the Pallas reactor.
IPMA-certified project manager.
Chartered designer with professional qualifications from the Polish Chamber of Civil Engineers.

Vice President of the Management Board of Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe
Over 25 years of experience in projects related to the energy and finance sectors.
Long-standing Managing Partner of the Business Advisory Division and leader of the Energy Team at Ernst & Young in Central and Eastern Europe.
Since 2020, Managing Partner at Piela Business Engineering, providing integrated solutions for the energy sector.
Since 2009, actively involved in the development of nuclear energy in Poland, supporting projects for the construction of the first Polish nuclear power plant and plants based on Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology.

Political Scientist
Educator with 25 years of experience, a teaching professor at the University of Gdańsk.
Author/co-author of scientific works on the social perception of technology and social communication.
Contributor to projects, including the NCBiR initiative Technologies Supporting the Development of Safe Nuclear Energy – research task (stage 7): Analysis of the Social Conditions for the Implementation of HTR Technology in Poland (2013–2015),
During the Baltic Nuclear Energy Forum, co-presenter of the workshop ‘Local Information Committees/Local Safety Committees: good European practices (formation, operation, effects)’.

Ph.D at AGH University of Science,
Secretary General of the Polish Nucleonic Society
Assistant professor at the Department of Energy and Fuels, AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow. Academic lecturer in subjects such as nuclear chemistry, radiological protection and others on applications of nuclear techniques.
Member of the Section of Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry – Polish Chemical Society.
Chairman of the Young Forum – Polish Nucleonic Society. Popularizer of knowledge on Nuclear Energy, with many years of experience in education and training among schoolchildren
During the Baltic Nuclear Energy Forum, he will lead a workshop “Radiological Protection in Practice”

During the Baltic Nuclear Energy Forum, he will lead a workshop on “Your Voice in Brussels – Prepare a Strategy to Support Your Interests.”
For more than a decade, she worked in Brussels for Europe’s largest nuclear association, eventually taking the position of director of strategy.
At the same time, she represented the interests of the nuclear sector to the European institutions as European Affairs Manager for Nucleareurope in Brussels.
She was also a leader of the international Nuclear for Climate initiative of 150 NGOs, being an important pro-nuclear voice at the UN COP.

energy transition engineer, publicist and activist for biodiversity and climate protection, professionally associated with the renewable energy and energy efficiency industry.
co-authored an expert correferendum aimed at creating an independent expert opinion on the Environmental Report for the Kopalin-Lubiatow nuclear power plant.
founder of the FOTA4Climate Foundation and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the international coalition WePlanet.ngo, which aims to promote pragmatic, data-driven and evidence-based ecology in an era of climate change and biodiversity crisis

director of the Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility.
the graduate of Bydgoszcz University of Technology with a degree in chemical technology.
since 2005, she has been employed at the Radioactive Waste Disposal Plant.
for many years, she has been actively involved in building public awareness of radioactive waste management in Poland and in communication with the local community in Różan, where the National Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility is located.

Since 2002 he has been associated with the United Nations. From 2002 to 2009 at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), he was responsible, among other things, for international and multilateral cooperation and program development in Europe and Asia.
He also worked at the UNDP headquarters in New York and the UNDP headquarters for Europe and CIS countries in Bratislava.
From 2009 to 2014, Director of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Office in Poland. From 2004 to 2021 Country Representative and President of the Council of the UN Global Compact Network Poland – UN GCNP (United Nation’s initiative to coordinate cooperation with business, cities, universities, public administration and NGO’s; read more: ungc.org.pl).
Since 2021 Country Representative and Executive Director of UN GCNP. Since 2021 Vice Chairman of the Council of the United Nations Association Poland. From 2023 UNOPS Representative in Poland.
Academic lecturer, expert on UN and EU policies, especially in the area of activities at the interface of business, administration and science and the inclusion of the private sector in the implementation of UN goals, policies and standards.