Poland. Future Ready — Billennium at the Heart of Davos Discussions
Last week, the world turned its attention to Davos — and Billennium was there to share the Polish technology sector perspective in the most current global discussions. Our leaders joined conversations touching on the future of AI, public services, security and economic resilience.
Billennium At Davos — Why It Matters
The World Economic Forum in Davos is one of the most influential annual gatherings of political, business, academic and civil-society leaders. The 2026 edition took place under the motto “A Spirit of Dialogue”, reflecting a global need for cooperation in a time defined by geopolitical tension, technological disruption, and pressure on critical institutions.
For Poland — and for companies like Billennium — Davos is not a branding exercise. It is a strategic platform where future regulatory, technological and economic directions are shaped. Our firm was represented by Bartosz Łopiński, Founder & CEO, Paweł Wrona, CFO, and Łukasz Przybyłek, Head of Public Business Line.
“By being in Davos, we wanted to strengthen cooperation between the public and private sectors and help shape an ecosystem that builds real competitive advantage for Poland and Europe. As a company operating across three continents, we know how much potential and talent comes from our region — and how much remains unlocked. We believe Billennium can play a meaningful role in creating solutions that are visible and valuable not only in Europe, but globally.” – said Bartosz Łopiński on Billennium’s presence in Davos.
Strong Voice at Polish Business Hub
Billennium went to Davos as part of The Polish Business Hub - a platform showcasing Poland’s voice in global debates on technology, AI, security and economic resilience, bringing together leaders from business, government and academia under the theme “Poland: Future Ready.”
As part of this Hub, Billennium played an active role throughout the week — our leaders participated in debates, contributed expert perspectives and held high‑level bilateral meetings with business and public‑sector leaders, strengthening our international network.
Our CEO, Bartosz Łopiński, joined the panel “Reinventing public services: Digital transformation for the next decade,” where he spoke about secure digital infrastructure, agile governance, trusted AI and data‑driven public services. Meanwhile, our CFO, Paweł Wrona, contributed to the debate on “Scaling AI: From policy to investment and real-world impact,” highlighting how investment, regulatory clarity and infrastructure must align to move AI from pilots to large‑scale, meaningful outcomes for society and industry.
AI And State Digitalization Focus
This year Davos paid a lot of attention to AI and state digitalization — two areas directly aligned with Billennium’s strategy. Three clear insights emerged from conversations:
Digitalization is a necessity, not a luxury. Governments under pressure need secure, efficient, data‑driven systems to operate effectively and ensure continuity of public services.
Reliable AI is foundational to national resilience. Trusted, explainable AI enhances state capacity, accelerates decision‑making and increases security — but only when built on strong cyber and data foundations.
Public–private cooperation is essential. No government can scale these capabilities alone. Billennium is ready to support ministries and public institutions with integrated, responsible AI solutions and high‑security digital platforms.
Strategic Move
Billennium’s participation in Davos 2026 strengthened company's visibility among global leaders and deepened relationships across Europe and beyond. It positioned our company as a credible partner in digital transformation and AI innovation — precisely in the areas where governments and industries are investing most.
Events like Davos accelerate our long‑term strategy: expanding international presence, building new partnerships and driving global recognition for the technological capabilities emerging from Poland.