Paweł Wojtunik
Vice-President of the Management Board for Security and Risk, ORLEN
Paweł Wojtunik
Vice-President of the Management Board for Security and Risk, ORLEN

An expert in security and the management of institutions of key importance to the state. He has extensive experience in leading large organizations, delivering complex operational projects, and managing teams effectively. His expertise includes cooperation between public administration, state services, and the financial sector.
From 2009 to 2015, he served as Head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau, where he was responsible for managing an institution playing a critical role in counteracting corruption, as well as overseeing strategic proceedings of major national importance.
Earlier in his career, he spent over a decade serving in the Police, including in the Organized Crime Division of the National Police Headquarters and the Central Bureau of Investigation, where he held senior management positions. He gained international experience during his service at Scotland Yard in the United Kingdom.
In 2016, he served as an advisor to the Prime Minister of Moldova on behalf of the European Union, supporting institutional and anti-corruption reforms.
In 2024, he was appointed Vice President of Kredobank in Ukraine – a bank belonging to the capital group of PKO Bank Polski.
He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at the University of Białystok and the Police Academy in Szczytno, where he obtained the title of a certified officer in public order and security protection.

2026-09-03

12:30
75 min.
Security: Baltic as a Hotspot for European Energy Security
Security: Baltic as a Hotspot for European Energy Security
  • Roundtable

This roundtable will address energy security and the resilience of critical infrastructure across the Baltic Sea region and Central and Eastern Europe. Discussions will cover key challenges...

This roundtable will address energy security and the resilience of critical infrastructure across the Baltic Sea region and Central and Eastern Europe. Discussions will cover key challenges related to security of supply, protection of energy infrastructure, and physical, cyber, and geopolitical risks.

The objective of the meeting is to identify areas where closer cooperation between industry stakeholders and infrastructure operators can be established to strengthen regional resilience. Participants will include representatives of public authorities, energy sector, infrastructure operators, security institutions, and subject-matter experts.