Founder
Michał P. Dybowski
Founder, Polish Council for Britain
Michał P. Dybowski is a system architect who designs and builds bridges — between Poland and the United Kingdom, and increasingly across the wider world. His work goes beyond community representation: he constructs the institutional, cultural and strategic frameworks that allow people, organisations and ideas to move freely and purposefully across borders.
Vision & Impact
Through the Polish Council for Britain, he has created a platform that connects diaspora communities, public institutions, business ecosystems and cultural networks — not just bilaterally, but as part of a broader global architecture of cooperation. His vision is one of interconnected systems: where Polish talent, British infrastructure and international partnerships converge to create lasting impact.
Community Legitimacy
Deep roots in the Polish diaspora across the UK
Institutional Thinking
Partnership-building across borders and sectors
Chancellor
Sergiusz Sobieski
Chancellor, Polish Council for Britain
Sergiusz Sobieski brings extensive industrial leadership, engineering expertise, and strategic vision in AI infrastructure to the Polish Council for Britain. A long-standing CEO, entrepreneur, and industrial strategist, he has a proven track record in building and scaling technology-driven companies, with deep expertise in advanced manufacturing environments. His career is defined by a meticulous focus on CAM/CNC systems, robotics, and the orchestration of complex supply chains, allowing him to lead industrial-scale operations that are both efficient and technologically advanced.
As Chancellor, Sergiusz significantly strengthens the PCB's credibility in implementation, industrial scale-up, and critical strategic infrastructure development. He masterfully bridges the gap between theoretical AI frameworks and real-world industrial deployment, ensuring that our projects translate into tangible impact and sustainable economic growth. With vast experience navigating public-sector procurement and complex standardisation bodies, he possesses the unique ability to translate highly technical infrastructure requirements into clear, policy-relevant language for stakeholders at all levels.
Beyond his domestic leadership, Sergiusz provides a vital international dimension to the Council, connecting thriving Polish industrial ecosystems with key British and European partners. He spearheads major technology transfer programmes, ensuring that innovation flows seamlessly across borders to benefit both regional and continental economies. His overarching vision is the development of sovereign, energy-efficient AI infrastructure, which he champions as a critical strategic national asset for the future of European industry.
Advanced Manufacturing
He specializes in the integration of high-precision robotics and CAM/CNC systems to maximize production efficiency. His approach ensures that manufacturing facilities remain competitive by adopting cutting-edge automated solutions.
AI & HPC Infrastructure
He oversees the development of secure and energy-efficient AI systems, focusing on sovereign data environments. By prioritising hardware longevity and efficiency, he helps firms build resilient high-performance computing capabilities.
Standards & Advisory
His work ensures that emerging technologies align with rigorous international standardisation requirements and public-sector expectations. This guidance provides industrial leaders with a clear framework for long-term compliance and risk management.
Technology Transfer
He facilitates the critical transition of research and development concepts into successful, large-scale industrial deployments. By creating clear pathways for innovation, he bridges the gap between laboratory potential and market-ready application.
Partnerships
Polish & International Partnerships
A Bridge Between the UK, Poland and the EU
Partnerships are central to the PCB model. In Poland, the ecosystem is linked to institutions and environments capable of real-world validation and implementation — including the Healthcare Poland Foundation and the Polish Federation of Hospitals — creating an interconnected framework for validating AI-driven innovation in MedTech, Fintech and advanced manufacturing.
This structure enables projects to move from dialogue to validation, from validation to compliance, and from compliance to scale — creating credible routes for innovation, investment, industrial pilots and cross-border growth.
This structured progression ensures that every initiative — from initial partnership conversations to full market deployment — follows a credible, institutionally grounded pathway across the UK, Poland and the EU.
Partners
Our Partners
We are proud to collaborate with leading institutions and organisations across the UK, Poland and Europe, fostering innovation and cross-border cooperation.
These partnerships are crucial to our mission, enabling us to expand our reach and impact across various sectors and communities.