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Katarzyna Wojtkiewicz is a lawyer. She holds a doctoral degree in Information Technology Management from the University of Warsaw and a graduate certificate in Business Informatics from the Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg in Germany.

Over the past thirty years, she has gained valuable managerial and legal experience while collaborating with international institutions and offices of public administration responsible for financial markets.

Her current research focuses on models of (Data) Governance in the public and private sectors, and concepts concerning the intersection of public and economic law. She contributes to the Global Legal Entity Identifier project, an initiative spearheaded by the G-20 countries, as well as a Horizon project EURhisFIRM. Long-term Data for Europe (A Comprehensive Data Infrastructure for Well-Informed Policymaking). As a lawyer and manager, she participated in the legislative processes related to Poland’s accession to the European Union and the governance model of the European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS). Recently, she has been helping to shape public policies concerning the identification of business entities operating on the common market.

Dr. Wojtkiewicz authored numerous publications on management, law, and public policy.

In 2017, she was nominated for a prestigious German Enterprise Award, granted by the Worldwide Business Review, for her achievements in reaching the EU compromise and implementing solutions pertaining to the exchange of data on the European financial markets.

At SWPS University, she is the Chair of the Committee for the Curriculum of the Management and Leadership program and Zarządzanie i Przywództwo (in Polish), offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences in Warsaw.