Dominika Kulczyk

Engages in the development, implementation and operation of projects related to production of electricity, heat and fuel

Functions as a College/University

Kulczyk Investments invests in middle market companies located in Europe. The firm targets companies operating across a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for early stage capital requirements.

The private company is based in Sion, Switzerland. It is an international non-governmental organization dedicated to fostering public-private cooperation and governance. The forum serves as a diplomatic platform that brings together heads of state, government officials, business leaders, and representatives of international organizations to address challenges such as security, economic sovereignty, sustainability, social cohesion, and technological innovation. It organizes annual sessions and thematic events to facilitate dialogue, peace, and strategic partnerships across political, economic, and social domains. The IUHEI Crans Montana Institute, a Swiss-based institution integral to the forum, provides continuous education, capacity building, and support to decision-makers in government and business sectors, collaborating with major international organizations to enhance policy implementation and corporate strategies. The Crans Montana Forum was founded in 1986.

Kulczyk Foundation is a philanthropic organization dedicated to combating discrimination and inequality affecting women and girls globally. The private company is based in Warsaw, Poland. The foundation operates in 67 countries across six continents, supporting nearly 250 aid projects that provide education, medical care, food programs, and empowerment initiatives to vulnerable populations including women, children, refugees, and minorities. Its core focus includes addressing menstrual health and poverty through programs that provide free menstrual products, education, and advocacy for menstrual hygiene as a fundamental human right. The foundation employs a strategic philanthropy model called the "domino effect," which involves identifying social problems, partnering with local organizations, implementing sustainable aid projects, raising awareness through documentary films, and encouraging societal action. It collaborates with major media outlets to highlight issues such as modern slavery, female genital mutilation, child marriage, and poverty. Kulczyk Foundation also emphasizes education to develop socio-emotional competencies in children and youth, offering lesson plans, teacher training, and educational materials that promote values of freedom, empathy, and equality. Domestic initiatives include school feeding programs and grant programs supporting displaced women and children. The foundation promotes workplace equality through contests and ambassador programs, allocates all received funds directly to project-implementing NGOs, and ensures compliance with EU data protection regulations. The Polish company was founded by Dominika Kulczyk.