Ambassador of the United States to Poland
Google Cloud Polska
Kozminski University
ClientEarth
As a time when distrust has become a standard and constructive debates are being forgotten, we would like to invite you to talk about new phenomena at the junction of the social world and technology that reinforce social relations allowing people to live and work together. Topics we will discuss:
– why do we need trust in daily life and at work?
– how to build reliability in the digitalised world?
– how to use technologies wisely for that purpose?
Sektor 3.0
Kozminski University
Sektor 3.0
NOWY/WUD Silesia
Sektor 3.0
Do you have an interesting idea for a digital product in line with the slogan: #TechForGood? Are you looking for funding and inspiration? You are invited for a talk with experts of the Sektor 3.0 Fund that combines financial support, knowledge and experience necessary to implement a new technology. This is what you will learn at the meeting:
– how experimenting helps develop ideas for digital products
– where to find inspiration, funding and support
– how to apply to the Sektor 3.0 fund?
Microsoft
Sektor 3.0
Invisible but interconnected sensors and computers present everywhere from ships to protected forests help us manage these resources much better. From the protection of endangered species to the optimisation of energy consumption, smart technologies created as a result of the cooperation between the world of science and technology businesses can positively influence the world. We will talk to Scott Mauvis from Microsoft about how to design them responsibly and not be affected by fashion and trends.
SWPS University
Polish-American Freedom Foundation
We live in the world that constantly competes for our attention and gaining it directly translates into profits. It is possible to do it ethically, with respect for our real needs and privacy?
The following areas will be discussed with Michał Boni, PhD from the SWPS University:
– what is attention and cooperation management?
– what is the role of trust in attention management?
– how to take advantage of attention management tools in the activities of social organisations?
SWPS University
Pan Belfer
Innovation Platform Foundation
Sektor 3.0
An idol, a mentor, a master, an influencer, a guru, an authority – augmented reality blurs the boundaries between the real and the virtual. Concepts evolve, overlap and adopt new meanings but the need to follow examples and be inspired seems to be constant. You are invited to talk about:
– who and when we trust,
– how technologies influence what we believe,
– how to become an expert and do it in a quality manner in the era of pop-education.
Edelman Data & Intelligence
Ringier Axel Springer Polska
Vicious circle of distrust is the conclusion made by authors of another study conducted for more than 20 years: the 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer. However, despite worrying results, the report offers quite a lot of suggestions to us as NGO workers, the media and businesses. We will look for answers to the following questions with David Bersoff, PhD, the head of Edelman’s research team:
– what role can the NGOs play in the strengthening of social trust?
– how to restore trust in the media?
– why businesses are so reliable and what to do to maintain that reliability?
SWPS University
ITbiznes
FutureOf [X]
‘Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic’ as the English writer and science communicator Arthur C. Clarke used to say. In the meantime, advanced technologies have managed to permeate each aspect of our lives: they help us think faster, rest better and work more efficiently. Is this the path to a bright future or a trap with no way out? We invite you for a joint exploration of answers to the following questions
– to what extent are we able to understand technology and evaluate its impact on our lives?
– how to build habits related to safety?
– how to build trust in the technology and how to talk about it in public?
No Fluff Jobs
INCO Academy
Starting from schools and universities, expectations and preparation for the labour market are matters that concern not only the employee and the employer. The building of relations between various actors of this complicated system requires understanding and transparency… and significant investments. How to facilitate the employees’ entry to the world of IT and who to make the IT world more responsible for good education (not only for its future employees)? Ther following issues will be discussed at the meeting:
– how do we want and how can we work?
– a new labour market: virtual teams and trust;
– good practices and tools for relationship building.
SWPS University
Information Society Development Foudation
You are invited to the Jacek Królikowski’s conversation with Adam Bodnar, PhD, where:
– you will learn how to be in a dialogue while retaining your identity and do something for the common good at the same time;
– you will find out what role technology can play in the building of trust between sectors;
– you will get to know good practices and examples of cross-sectoral cooperation.
MSNBC
Onet
IT Girls Foundation
IT Girls Foundation
Sektor 3.0
Would you like to plan your development in a way that will let you create your career more consciously? Do you want to present yourself as best as possible to the employer? We would like to invite you to a meeting with Klimczak sisters, founders of the IT Girls Foundation that supports, bring together and inspire those interested in new technologies. During the conversation, you will learn:
– how to develop your talents and strengths to make them help you attain better results?
– how to present your strengths at a job interview?
– how to create a professional profile and build your personal brand on LinkedIn?
Bochinscy Foundation
Cadmus Foundation
Institute for Counteracting Exclusions
Sektor 3.0
Each year at the Sektor 3.0 Fund incubation meetings, we guide NGO teams through the entire digital product creation process from the research of recipients’ needs through prototyping to the creation of an effective social & business model. The teams are supported by experts of the Fund, UX designers and business experts throughout the entire process. The conversation with winners of this year’s Fund will let you find out:
– why an idea is not enough and how to use experts’ support effectively?
– what digital products can an NGO create?
– where to start working on a new product and how to tell the world about it?
zrzutka.pl
Environmental educator
Ukrainian Telegraph
Sektor 3.0
For many of us, the Internet is the first direction we take when collecting and organising help. A lot suggests that the web is going to play the key role when it comes to activism in the next few years. Efficient communication and an effective use of tools in cyberspace are competencies that can really help us fight for a better world. We invite you to a conversation about:
– how to use the Internet to build social involvement
– why does charity need technology?
– what are good practices and tools that support helping?
GEC Risk Advisory
Sektor 3.0
Pandemics, climate changes, military conflicts – we continuously fact crises and their consequences. Some of them are rapid and sudden while we are able to foresee others. But is it possible to be prepared for continuous change? We will talk to Andrea Bonime-Blanc, PhD, an expert in strategic management, risk, ethics and cybersecurity for organisations and businesses about how to build strong social organisations in very dynamic times. During the conversation, you will learn:
– why social organisations should analyse risks?
– what is the role of a leader in building the resistance of an organisation?
– how to skilfully predict the impact of technological, social and climate changes (ESGT) on the strategy of an organisation?
Open Knowledge Foundation
DataEthics.eu
Sektor 3.0
In the race between laws protecting our privacy and growth strategies of big technology companies, we as the end users are winners or losers. What will be the future of technologies shaped by regulations and alternatives to global giants and what does it mean for social organisations and for the average Joes? Host Filo Jędruch will ask his guests Renata Avila and Pernille Tranberg:
– is there an alternative to technology giants?
– how to consume technologies responsibly and how to ensure data security?
– how to select tools for social activities paying attention to ethics and loyalty?
Ashoka
LifeTube
Spider's Web+
What can result if we combine the reach of a top influencer with social sensitivity? Is Inluence4Good just a temporary trend or an opportunity for sustainable action for the common good? Tune in to the conversation of Sylwia Czubkowska, Remigiusz reZi Wierzgoń and Wojciech Mroz from Ashoka to learn:
– what can the cooperation between social organisations and influencers look like?
– how to build trust in a joint initiative?
– what can both sides give to each other?
LifeTube
Spider's Web+
Fundacja Polska Myśląca/Sceptyczni Trenerzy Rozwoju Osobistego
Polish_American Freedom Foundation
Centrum Cyfrowe
Sektor 3.0
K3.Podcast o dobrym życiu
Fundacja Orange
Ringier Axel Springer Polska
In the contemporary, digitally connected world, trust is fragile and easy to lose. Global crises and everyday life continue to subject us to tests; changes in the job market, disruptive technologies, consequences of the pandemics. In addition to the question about who to trust and how to trust, we increasingly wonder whether it is even possible to have trust that we will be able to cope in the future. The conversation will let you find out:
– what are we learning about ourselves and our organisations right now?
– how to communicate better in a strongly virtualised world?
– what models and good practices allow for better management in times of crises?
– which technology development directions can foster the building of relationships?
Climber and traveler
Journalist
Sektor 3.0
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