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Nataniel Brożnowicz is an edu-influencer and a co-founder of the popular startup "Maturani," which is dedicated to help people get their dream high school certificate scores and get into the college of their dreams. His community of more than 400,000 people receives a daily dose of inspiration regarding scholarships, Olympiads and valuable programs for young people. Passionate about business, education and new technologies.

Malgorzata Pielichowska is a clinical nutritionist and a psycho-dietitian whose goal is to help her patients build a healthy relationship with food. For the past 3 years she has been hosting the podcast "Gosia Pielichowska on healthy lifestyle at ease" where she explains scientific content related to health in an accessible and enjoyable way. She is the author of the book "Diet in Migraine: natural ways to live without headaches" and delivers lectures on healthy living in corporations.

Dorota Sierakowska is an investor and entrepreneur, active in investment markets for 15 years. Founder of the famous "Girls Money Club" community of more than 30,000 women. The author of the bestselling book "The World of Commodities" and the english-language publication "Commodities Cheat Sheets." Furthermore, she is a former editor-in-chief of "Trend" magazine and an enthusiastic financial educator who also realizes herself by giving lectures at numerous investment conferences.

Dr. Michal Lutostanski is a sociologist, Strategy Business Director at Kantar Poland and Vice President of PTBRiO. He was listed in the 2023 "Insight 250" published by ESOMAR which recognizes pioneers and innovators of data-driven industries from around the world. He is also a co-author of books and publications on business-oriented topics. He has delivered speeches at such events as the European Forum for New Ideas, the Congress of Researchers, and the Data Analytics Forum.

Patrycja Gorska is an advocate who gained her professional experience in reputable international law firms. Her main areas of development and interest are litigation and litigation law in the broadest sense. She has represented clients during hundreds of hearings, mainly in cases related to civil and commercial matters. She is eagerly engaged in activities related to the protection of human and civil rights.

Kinga Gruszecka - expert of the Polish Space Agency and president of the Association of Polish Space Professionals. She has also served as Director of the Education Department at POLSA, dealing with the topics of training human resources for the space sector, inspiration through space exploration, satellite communications, Earth observation and many others. Awarded the title of Hope of the Polish Space Sector, TOP100 Space & Aerospace Professionals to follow on LinkedIn and Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship. She has been awarded scholarships from the Georgia Rotary Student Program and the US Department of State. Kinga has been involved in the space sector since 2016.

Jacek Gwóźdź is a business consultant and certified coach who has been involved in managing organizations and supporting the development of companies and its employees for more than 20 years. He is an expert on building successful teams and transforming leaders for a new era of leadership through an effective combination of consulting, coaching, mentoring, energetic leadership and workshops. In his activities he focuses on creating high performance of organizations going hand in hand with the well-being of their members.

Among other things, David Myśliwiec has become famous for his online activities on the channels "Uwaga! Naukowy Bełkot" and "Wyłącznie Naukowy Bełkot”. On his social media he regularly shares fascinating facts and inspires people to deepen their knowledge in the field of science. He also hosts his own podcast "Przegadana Godzina" which is very popular with thousands of listeners. Dawid is also the author of two best-selling books and a regular speaker at Polish Science Festivals and science competitions.

Tisa Żawrocka-Kwiatkowska - president of the Gajusz Foundation, a film expert by training. Since 1998 she has been helping seriously and terminally ill children. The impetus for founding the organization came at a tragic moment in her life - her son Gajusz was 8 months old and had been in the hospital almost since birth. Doctors began to prepare his mother for his death. She promised then that if the toddler survived, she would set up a foundation to care for sick, needy children. A few days later, Gaius recovered, and she kept her word. The foundation has become one of the largest NGOs - it runs three hospices and supports more than 1,000 families each year.