Conversations, events, and initiatives for those who drive technology and lead people in IT.
It’s a place for people who have a real impact on technology, teams, and decisions within their organizations. They meet here to share experiences, grow, and collaborate on initiatives that matter to the industry.
The Conlea community thrives through events, meetups, webinars, development programs, and activities that bring together people facing similar challenges.
The Conlea community brings together technology leaders from organizations such as:





Not just on stage, but also in conversations, between sessions, through shared initiatives, and in relationships that last.

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help shape the Conlea community and come together around shared challenges, conversations, and initiatives
represent companies that are truly shaping technology and team development

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ranging from mentoring and conferences to social activities and collaborative projects
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You don’t have to dive in headfirst. You can join the community by attending a meeting, following conversations, or exploring content that will help you get to know it at your own pace.
This is the best first step if you want to meet people, get a feel for the community, and join the conversation without any pretension.
If you want to know what’s happening in the community and stay up to date on discussions, initiatives, and events—start with Conlea’s newsletter or LinkedIn page.
The blog, YouTube, and Skill Day webinars let you join the community at your own pace—without pressure or rushing.
The community is a place where IT leaders share experiences, discuss their decisions, and seek better solutions. And when the need arises, they turn to events and development programs.
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For those moments when you want to organize your knowledge, develop specific skills, and translate your experiences into informed decisions.

For conversations that defy a single perspective—meetings where you can compare your approach with that of other leaders.
The Conlea Community is more than just meetings and conversations. It’s also about initiatives that support the development of technology leaders and help us do good things.

Experienced IT leaders share their knowledge with those who are just beginning to take on leadership roles in technology.

During IT Manager of Tomorrow, the community participates in auctions supporting organizations such as DKMS, Wielka Wyprawa Maluchów, and the Brzoski Foundation.
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We highlight leaders who have a real impact on teams, organizations, and the development of the tech industry.

We get involved in efforts such as posadzimy.pl and other initiatives that channel the community’s energy into real good.
In the Conlea community, you can share your knowledge, support other technology leaders, and help create initiatives for the industry.

At Conlea, we view development as more than just knowledge and skills. The community also supports technology leaders in building resilience, influence, and presence within their environment.
Various Conlea initiatives can strengthen several areas simultaneously. That’s why we view development not as a linear path, but as a process that unfolds in parallel across four complementary dimensions.
Competencies, resilience, influence, and industry presence—the development of an IT leader occurs on multiple levels simultaneously.
These four dimensions intertwine and reinforce one another in parallel across the various experiences of the Conlea community.
Developing the knowledge, skills, and practices that help leaders make better decisions and operate more effectively in complex environments.
Resilience, reflection, and the ability to perform under pressure help leaders maintain the quality of their decisions and their own balance.
Better dialogue with the business side, greater agency, and the ability to build trust around technology decisions strengthen a leader’s position.
Being part of industry conversations, events, and initiatives helps build relationships, a personal brand, and recognition within the industry.
Companies and organizations whose technology leaders are part of the Conlea community.






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