Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce

07/10/2026

🌟 Day 1 of the Entrepreneurial Woman Project 2026 is complete!

The 13th edition of the Entrepreneurial Woman Project ( ) kicked off at the Chambre de Commerce du Luxembourg, bringing together a group of aspiring women entrepreneurs ready to develop their ideas, strengthen their business skills and take concrete steps towards building successful ventures.

💼 The first day focused on Business Foundations and Idea Development, giving participants a practical introduction to some of the key areas every entrepreneur needs to understand.

The programme started with an introduction to EWP, followed by a session on Business Entities led by Sandra Jankowski. Participants then explored VAT with Katarzyna Schwarz and Taxes with Giorgio Vaddinelli, before concluding the day with an interactive Idea Generation workshop led by Esther Celosse.

💡 It was a full day of learning, questions, discussions and new connections — setting a strong foundation for the weeks ahead.

🤝 A big thank you to our trainers and, most importantly, to all our participants for bringing such energy, curiosity and ambition to the first day.

We are excited to follow their journey over the coming weeks!

02/10/2026

🛡️ The 8th Luxembourg–Poland Business Conference brought together experts and business leaders to discuss one of Europe’s most important priorities: Defence & Space Security.

This year’s edition focused on how and can strengthen cooperation around defence financing, dual-use technologies, cyber security and space infrastructure.

🎤 The event opened with welcome remarks from Artur Sosna, President of the Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce, and Mateusz Niewczas, Board Advisor at Polska Izba Dual Use – PIDU and Director at NGL Advisory.

The first panel, “Defence Financing in Europe,” explored how Europe — particularly Luxembourg and Poland — can support modern defence capabilities and dual-use technologies. The discussion featured Lukasz Karpiesiuk, Kamil Pruchnik, PhD, Kacper Zyskowski, and Maciej Lew-Mirski.

The second panel, “Cyber & Space Security,” focused on commercial and defence-grade solutions to protect digital and space infrastructure, with contributions from Agnieszka Witaszek, prof. Grzegorz Wrochna, Barbara Skardzińska, and Tomasz Widomski.

From defence financing and dual-use investment to satellite security, cyber resilience and data sovereignty, the discussions highlighted the need for closer European cooperation across both finance and critical infrastructure.

🤝 A big thank you to all our speakers, partners and participants for the insightful discussions, valuable perspectives and strong engagement throughout the event.

Special thank you to our sponsors HTS CAP S.A. SICAV-RAIF and VTS Group, and our partners Polska Izba Dual Use – PIDU and SSW for supporting this year’s conference.

👉 Read the full conference coverage on the LPCC website: https://www.lpcc.lu/photos/8th-luxembourg-poland-business-conference-defence-space-security/

How can Luxembourg and Poland further strengthen cooperation in defence, cyber security and space? Share your thoughts below 👇

01/10/2026

Yesterday we met in Warsaw for the 8th Luxembourg–Poland Business Conference 🇱🇺🇵🇱

🛡️Focusing on the topic of Defence & Space Security and the future of Luxembourg–Poland cooperation in these strategic areas, the day was filled with insightful knowledge exchange and valuable business connections.

🎥 Catch a glimpse of the atmosphere and some of the highlights from the day, before we share the full event recap!

A big thank you to all our speakers, partners and participants who made the event possible.

Our sponsors: HTS CAP S.A. SICAV-RAIF VTS Group

Partners: Polska Izba Dual Use – PIDU SSW

Speakers and contributors: Mateusz Niewczas, Lukasz Karpiesiuk, Kamil Pruchnik, Maciej Lew-Mirski, Kacper Zyskowski, Agnieszka Witaszek, prof. Grzegorz Wrochna, Barbara Skardzińska, Tomasz Widomski.

With thanks to the team behind the event: Artur Sosna, Marta Anna Andrzejewska, Oliwia Gertych, Darina Mohamad, Sylwia Toczyska, Yelyzaveta Lychahina, Magdalena Seredyńska.

28/09/2026

💼 We are pleased to introduce our new Expert, Manfred Dietrich, Head of the Luxembourg office at Pinsent Masons 💼

Manfred also leads the firm’s Luxembourg funds and asset management team. His expertise covers the full range of investment-fund matters, from fund establishment and structuring to advising institutional investors on their fund investment programmes.

🤝 We look forward to Manfred sharing his experience and insights with the wider LPCC community!

28/09/2026

📣 We are delighted to welcome Pinsent Masons Luxembourg LLP as our new Corporate Member 📣

Established in 1769, Pinsent Masons is a multinational law firm with more than 4,000 professionals across 31 offices on four continents.

Its Luxembourg office provides legal, regulatory and tax advice across Investment Funds, Banking & Finance, Corporate/M&A, Insurance/Reinsurance and Tax. The team supports businesses, asset managers, investment funds, private equity houses, financial institutions and multinational companies with both domestic and cross-border matters.

🤝 We are proud to welcome Pinsent Masons to LPCC and look forward to building a strong and valuable partnership!

25/09/2026

🇱🇺🇵🇱 LPCC partners with LPEA - Luxembourg Private Equity & Venture Capital Association for the Luxembourg Private Equity Seminar in Warsaw

Coming for the 8th Luxembourg–Poland Business Conference on 30 September? Extend your stay and join us for another valuable event the following day.

On 1 October 2026, the LPEA - Luxembourg Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (LPEA), in partnership with and PSIK, the Polish Private Equity & Venture Capital Association, will bring together GPs, LPs and industry experts from the Polish and Luxembourg private equity and venture capital communities.

The programme will explore:

▪️ Legal and tax developments, including carried interest, impatriate regimes, AIFMD II and recent CSSF guidance

▪️ Why Polish fund managers choose Luxembourg structures

▪️ Investor relations from a GP perspective

▪️ How institutional investors use Luxembourg structures

Several LPCC Corporate Members will also participate as attendees, speakers and hosts, providing another excellent opportunity to exchange insights and build valuable connections.

📅 1 October 2026

🕟 Registration: 16:30 | Seminar: 17:00 | Networking cocktail: 18:30

📍 Central House of Technology, CEDET Building, Warsaw

Participation is limited to two representatives per company, so we encourage you to register soon:

https://lpea.lu/events/luxembourg-private-equity-seminar-in-warsaw/

24/09/2026

💡 Throughout our Sponsor series, we’ve been exploring what helps entrepreneurs turn promising ideas into successful businesses.

For AQTEEV, three qualities stand out:

🔎 Curiosity to keep asking questions, listen to the market and understand what customers really need.

💪 Resilience to keep moving forward when things don’t go according to plan.

🔄 Adaptability to evolve an idea as you learn what works—and what doesn’t.

Because while a good idea matters, listening to the market and executing consistently matter even more.

And perhaps that’s one of the most important things about entrepreneurship: you don’t have to get everything right from the beginning. You have to be willing to learn, adjust and keep going. And that’s what the Entrepreneurial Woman Project is all about. 🌱

💬 Have you ever changed your original idea because of something you learned along the way? What made you change direction?

23/09/2026

🚀 What helps turn an idea into a successful business?

In our previous post, we explored the qualities that can help entrepreneurs move their ideas forward. TMF Group highlights another important part of the journey: the people around us.

For TMF Group, it takes:

🚀 Determination to turn ideas into action and keep going when the path gets difficult.

🔎 Curiosity to keep learning, seek feedback and step outside your comfort zone.

🤝 Relationships to build trust with clients, partners, employees and mentors—and create opportunities along the way.

We definitely agree when it comes to relationships. Entrepreneurship may start with an individual idea, but it rarely develops in isolation. The people we meet, learn from and build with can shape our journey in unexpected ways.

That’s why the Entrepreneurial Woman Project puts community and connections at the heart of the experience—creating opportunities to exchange ideas, learn from one another and build meaningful professional relationships. 🌱

💬 Who has been a significant person in your career journey—and what did that relationship bring into your life?

22/09/2026

💡 We asked our Sponsors to share their perspective on the qualities that help entrepreneurs turn ideas into successful businesses.

Because a strong idea can be the beginning of a business—but it is not enough on its own. 🚀

According to Banque de Luxembourg, three qualities are fundamental for entrepreneurs who want to turn an idea into a successful venture:

💪 Courage to take the first step and make calculated risks.

🧠 Open-mindedness to recognise opportunities, listen to feedback and adapt when circumstances change.

🌱 Perseverance to continue through the inevitable challenges of building a business.

Entrepreneurs must also learn to look beyond their product or service. Running a business requires an understanding of finance, operations, people and strategy—and it can be difficult to develop that holistic perspective alone.

🤝 The Entrepreneurial Woman Project gives participants access to practical expertise, guidance and a supportive environment in which they can strengthen both their ideas and their entrepreneurial skills.

What’s your take on this? Which of these three qualities has mattered most in your entrepreneurial journey? Comment below 👇

22/09/2026

🌍 Immigration is not simply part of Luxembourg’s story — it is one of the engines driving its economy.

A recent Forbes Luxembourg article highlights several important facts:

🔹According to STATEC projections, Luxembourg’s population could reach between 944,000 and 1.067 million inhabitants by 2070.

🔹Migration has been the principal driver of the country’s population growth.

🔹 Nearly half of Luxembourg’s workforce consists of cross-border workers, making its labour market exceptionally international.

🔷 International talent contributes directly to Luxembourg’s productive capacity, competitiveness and innovation.

🇱🇺🤝🇵🇱 For the Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce, this resonates strongly. Polish professionals and entrepreneurs are part of Luxembourg’s international community, bringing expertise, ideas and connections that deepen cooperation between our two countries.

demonstrates that diversity is more than a demographic reality. When supported by inclusive policies, strong institutions and meaningful opportunities, it becomes a genuine economic advantage.

🔗 Read the full Forbes Luxembourg article:

https://www.forbes.lu/how-immigration-powers-luxembourg/

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