Volunteer recruitment for Poznań Economic Congress 2026 is now open
The fifth edition of the Poznań Economic Congress will take place on 12–13 November 2026. As preparations for one of the largest economic events in western Poland continue, we are launching the recruitment process for volunteers who would like to become part of the Congress team.
Every year, the Congress brings together representatives of business, science, local government, public institutions and the non-governmental sector, creating a unique space for discussion, networking and the exchange of ideas.
We are looking for engaged, communicative and motivated individuals who would like to gain valuable experience and contribute to the organization of a large-scale event.
Why join the volunteer team?
As a volunteer at PEC 2026, you will have the opportunity to:
- gain practical experience in organizing a prestigious economic event,
- meet entrepreneurs, experts, business leaders and public figures,
- discover what happens behind the scenes of a major congress,
- attend selected panel discussions, debates and presentations,
- build valuable professional connections,
- develop communication, organizational and teamwork skills,
- work alongside an ambitious and dynamic team.
The Congress is not only an opportunity to support the organization of the event, but also a chance to broaden your horizons, gain new experiences and become part of one of the most important economic initiatives in the region.
What do we provide?
Volunteers will receive:
- certificates of participation in both Polish and English,
- official Congress gadgets,
- meals during the event,
- insurance coverage for the duration of the Congress.
Be part of PEC 2026 -> Register here
If you would like to gain practical experience, meet inspiring people and contribute to the organization of one of western Poland’s leading economic events, we encourage you to join the volunteer team of the Poznań Economic Congress 2026.
The Poznań Economic Congress is one of the largest free economic events in western Poland, bringing together representatives of business, academia, local government and public institutions from across the country and abroad.
