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Adam Michnik

Adam Michnik

Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Wyborcza. Historian, "Solidarity" activist during the '80ties member of the Round Table Talks 1989. Doctorate honoris causa (The New School for Social Research in New York, the University of Minnesota, University of Michigan and Connecticut College). International awards e.g.: the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award 1986, OSCE Price on Journalism and Democracy awarded by the OSCE Assembly, 1996 and Carl Bertelsmann Prize, as a tribute for his outstanding merits during the transformation process which leads Poland into democracy and free market economy. Author of numerous books e.g. Chances of Polish Democracy, London 1984 or La Deuxième Révolution, Paris 1990. His articles were published in Der Spiegel, Le Monde, Libération, El Pais, The Washington Post and many other journals and magazins.

  

Joanna Mieszkowicz

Joanna Mieszkowicz

Graduated in Environmental Protection from the Poznan University of Life Sciences. A graduate of the XIV school of the Liders of the Civil Society (2006), graduate of the course: "Challenges of Sustainable Development” (2004). Coordinator of the project: Polish Forum of Ecological Education: “Eko Media Forum 2003”. Member of international conferences about Sustainable Development.

Natalia Mileszyk

Natalia Mileszyk heads up the Digital & Technology practice at CEC, the longest-standing public affairs company in Poland. She has an in-depth understanding of tech-sector regulation which combined with broader experience in public affairs both in Poland and the wider European Union makes her aware of the complex dynamics between national and regional policymaking levels. ​

She previously worked as a public policy expert at Centrum Cyfrowe Foundation, a leading Polish "think-and-do" tank dealing with the social aspects of technology, and advocating for a human-centered digital policy. A lawyer by training, she graduated from Warsaw University and the Central European University in Budapest (where she gained her LLM). 

Her legal expertise relates to tech-sector regulation and intellectual property law – and she enjoys sharing her knowledge of the latter with cultural heritage institutions and representatives of the creative sector. ​

Zdobysław Milewski

Graduate from Faculty of Philosophy and History at Jagiellonian University. Lecturer at Jagiellonian University, 1981-1990. Assistant in the Institute of Philosophy at Jagiellonian University. Journalist and publicist of “Tygodnik Powszechny”, “Kapitalista Powszechny”, Radio Kraków, 1989 - 1991. Press secretary In Hannan’s Suchocka government, 1992 – 1993. Member of the TVP SA Board, 1994 – 1997. Member of parliament, 1993 – 1997. Counselor and Charge D’affaires at the Polish Embassy in Athens, 1998 – 2002. Director of Press Department at Marshall Office of the Małopolska Voivodship, since 2002. Representative of the Malopolska Region.

Jerzy Miller

Jerzy Miller

Educated at AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow, graduating from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automatics. Ever since 1990 his professional involvement has been one with public administration. He held the position of Director of the Organization and Supervision Division, and also he served as Director of the Małopolska Province Office in Krakow. Between 1993-1998 he worked as Vice-Governor of the former Kraków Province. From 1998 he was Undersecretary of State, and then Secretary of State in the Ministry of Finance, later to be appointed Government Plenipotentiary for Decentralization of Public Finance. In 2001-2003 he acted as advisor to the President of the National Bank of Poland. In 2003, he was appointed President of the Agency for the Restructuring and Modernization of Agriculture. He held the post of Director of the Department for Social Communication of the National Bank of Poland and in 2004 he went on to act as a Member of the Management Board of the NBP. Between 2004-2006 he performed his function as President of the National Health Fund. From 2006 he was Deputy Mayor of the City of Warsaw. Between 2007 and 2009 he served as the Governor of the Małopolska Province. From 2009 he was Minister of the Interior and Administration. In 2012 he was appointed Governor of the Małopolska Province for the second time.

Attila Mong

Attila Mong is CPJ's Berlin-based Europe representative. A freelance journalist and a consultant for German media development organization DW Akademie, he is also a supervisory board member of atlatszo.hu, a crowdfunded investigative journalism platform in his native Hungary. Mong has worked as an investigative journalist, radio broadcaster, and columnist for 20 years. In 2013, he completed a John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship at Stanford University, a program focused on leadership and innovation in journalism. In 2011, he was a visiting research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Mong is the author of several investigative books in Hungary and was awarded the Pulitzer Memorial Prize for Best Investigative Journalism in 2004 and the Soma Investigative Journalism Prize in 2003.

Daniel Moßbrucker

Daniel Moßbruckeris a German journalist covering the topics surveillance, data protection and internet regulation. He trains journalists in digital security and is about to finish a dissertation about the impact of digital surveillance on journalistic work.

Tomasz Müller

Tomasz Müller

Journalist, lecturer, trainer of media competences. MA in philosophy at Jagiellonian University. Works at Radio Krakow, formerly TV reporter at TVN (commercial TV) and TVP (Polish public TV). Cooperates with BBC World Service. Lectures at Jagiellonian University and Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University.
 
 

Gjergj Murra

Mr. Gjergj Murra, the Executive Director of the Western Balkans Fund is a career diplomat from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Albania, where served as the Head and the Director of Regional Initiatives Department. With more than sixteen years of diplomatic experience, he is a recognized expert of multilateral diplomacy with a deep knowledge concerning regional cooperation processes in South Eastern Europe and Western Balkans.

As the Albanian National Coordinator on different regional initiatives, he is familiar with their activities, scope of work, their progress and challenges and with the practices and procedures of the Association Stabilization Process for Western Balkan countries. During his long career, Mr. Murra was Director of the Stability Pact Secretariat for Albania and a member of the Senior Review Group of the Stability Pact, which proposed its transformation into the Regional Co-operation Council. For two and half years, he worked as an expert to the Regional Cooperation Council Secretariat, in Sarajevo.

Before joining the MFA, Mr. Murra had an academic career as a professor of social-psychology and sociology at the Tirana University and other high educational institutions. He holds a PhD degree in social-psychology.

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