From Wroclaw to startup success. Experts invite you to a Future Camp

PARP Future Camp is an event for young innovators, entrepreneurs, people developing their first startup projects, and those who want to understand how to build a business based on technology, innovation, and real value for the market. It’s not just another conference or a general meeting about entrepreneurship. Participants will gain specific skills, learn about proven solutions, view business development from the perspective of practitioners, and discover what support is available to them as they embark on their entrepreneurial journey. Young entrepreneurs will work on their ideas under the guidance of business practitioners, founders, investors, and experts in new technologies.

Future Camp will take place on August 24–25, 2026, in Ryn, Masuria.

Wrocław will make its presence strongly felt

Lower Silesia has long been one of the most active regions in terms of startup development and innovation. Experts connected to Wrocław will also be in attendance at PARP Future Camp.

The program will feature, among others:

Paulina Muszyńska – Head of Startup Wrocław,
Paweł Kiszczak – AI/ML Engineer at Vstorm and Bielik AI,
Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń – Professor at the Wrocław University of Economics, CEO and founder of Marka Polska,
Margaret Sikora – CEO of Woodpecker.co.

A unique opportunity to learn about business from the best

Paweł Kiszczak will be one of the experts leading Future_Lab—the hands-on part of the program during which participants will work together to develop their own projects. In his opinion, Future Camp in Ryn is an excellent opportunity for young innovators, entrepreneurs, or simply anyone with a vision for themselves and their business

It’s a must-attend event. I can’t think of another event with such a high concentration of experts, VCs, speakers, coaches, and practitioners. I’m actually a little sorry that I won’t be there as a participant.

Paweł Kiszczak

Paulina Muszyńska, the manager of Startup Wrocław, also encourages participation. According to her, Lower Silesia and Wrocław have been extremely strong hubs on Poland’s startup map for years, full of creative people with an unconventional approach to business.

PARP Future Camp in Ryn is the perfect space to turn these ideas into real, market-driven successes. I warmly invite all Wrocław residents and people from our region—both those who are just beginning to develop their first business concept and teams that have already launched but want to accelerate their growth. This is a unique opportunity to learn from top practitioners, consult on strategy with VC funds, and gain knowledge that’s hard to find in textbooks. For anyone who wants to learn how to run a business effectively and take it to the next level, Ryn is a must-attend event during this time.

Paulina Muszyńska

Two days of hands-on exercises

The organizers emphasize that Future Camp is not a traditional conference. The event’s program is primarily based on workshops and working on real-world startup challenges.

Participants will be able to gain knowledge on topics such as

building business models,
sales,
the use of artificial intelligence,
product design,
and preparing an effective pitch for investors.

In the Future_Lab segment, teams will work on prototypes of solutions and test their ideas in practice.

Networking will also be an integral part of the event—ranging from moderated meetings to team-building games designed to help participants find future co-founders or individuals with skills that complement their team.

Who can apply?

PARP Future Camp is aimed at:

students and individuals taking their first steps in entrepreneurship,
early-stage startups,
innovators seeking mentors and contacts,
entrepreneurs who want to validate their ideas with industry professionals.

Participation in the program is free. The organizer also provides room and board. Participants are only responsible for their travel expenses.