Statute of the AI Business Center Foundation

Legal basis

Fundacja AI Business Center operates under the Polish Act of 6 April 1984 on Foundations and its statute. The Foundation was established in 2025 by Aleksandra Wolska-Balina, Grzegorz Miłkowski, Agnieszka Grzesiek-Kasperczyk and Joanna Balasińska. The Foundation has legal personality, is established for an indefinite period, is apolitical and is not affiliated with any religious denomination. Supervision over the Foundation is exercised by the minister responsible for the economy.

The Foundation’s registered office is in Katowice. The Foundation operates throughout Poland and, to the extent necessary to achieve its objectives, also outside its borders.

Objectives of the Foundation

The statute sets out objectives including the following:

• supporting the industrial and construction sectors in digital transformation,
• promoting in these sectors the adoption and application of advanced technologies, in particular artificial intelligence,
• raising technological knowledge in the field of AI among representatives of these sectors,
• working for the sustainable and lawful development of AI applications in the economy,
• creating and promoting ethical and technical standards for AI implementations in industry and construction,
• supporting companies in adapting to regulatory requirements related to new technologies, including the AI Act and the GDPR,
• helping to solve legal, organisational and economic problems related to AI implementations,
• education, certification and the exchange of knowledge between market participants,
• helping to secure funding, including grants and subsidies,
• supporting and promoting the principles of sustainable development and ESG standards,
• promoting employment and professional activation by raising qualifications in new technologies,
• equalising the opportunities of young people in difficult life circumstances through vocational preparation in the industrial and construction sectors,
• supporting local authorities in modernising infrastructure on the basis of new technologies.

How the Foundation pursues its objectives

Among other things, by organising conferences, training courses, workshops and industry events; publishing expert opinions, reports and analyses; cooperating with non-governmental organisations, public administration, research centres and the public and private sectors; certification programmes; advisory services for companies in the industrial and construction sectors; establishing awards and distinctions; and organising internships, work placements and courses that raise qualifications.

Assets and income

The Foundation’s assets consist of the founding fund and property acquired in the course of its activities. Income may come from, among other sources, paid public-benefit activity, donations, subsidies and grants, European Union funds and business activity. All income is allocated exclusively to statutory activities.

Governing bodies

• The Management Board directs the Foundation and represents it externally. It consists of two to four members.
• The Programme Council is an advisory and opinion-giving body; its members may include, in particular, Foundation Patrons.
• Foundation Patrons are entities that undertake to support the Foundation’s activities regularly; they may appoint a Council of Patrons as an advisory body.

The composition of the Management Board is presented on the Management Board page.

Business activity

To achieve its statutory objectives, and to the extent that serves their achievement, the Foundation may conduct business activity, including in advisory services, research, publishing, training and education, architectural and engineering activities, and event organisation. Business activity is supervised by the Management Board.

Full text of the statute

The full text of the statute, as worded on 16 January 2026, is available for download in PDF format.

Fundacja AI Business Center, ul. Mickiewicza 29, 40-085 Katowice, Poland, KRS 0001223578, NIP 6343067656, REGON 54397567500000.