ZW Automation as a new BPCC member focuses on international development

Official launch of cooperation with the chamber as a new BPCC member

Joining the structures of the British Polish Chamber of Commerce (BPCC) is an important milestone for ZW Automation in implementing its international expansion strategy. As an organisation that promotes and facilitates economic and cultural relations between Poland and the UK, the chamber currently brings together around 250 committed member firms. For our Wrocław-based team, which has been implementing advanced automation and robotics systems for years, being part of this community is an opportunity for direct dialogue with market leaders and the exchange of experiences at the highest executive level.

The official inauguration of our presence took place under exceptional circumstances. ZW Automation representatives, Maciej Włodarczyk and Jarosław Szafran, attended the second edition of the UK-Poland Business Awards Gala. Organized by the British Embassy Warsaw and the BPCC, the event brought together leaders from business and government to celebrate innovation and cross-border collaboration. The ceremony was officially opened by Her Excellency Dame Melinda Simmons, the British Ambassador to Poland, followed by an address by Jarosław Dąbrowski, Member of the Management Board at Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego. The meeting proved to be an excellent space for establishing initial relations and congratulating this year’s award winners from among leading enterprises.

“We view joining the BPCC as a natural step in building strong, international partnerships. We want to demonstrate that Polish engineering thought and our unique competences in industrial digitalisation can bring real value to global supply chains and support enterprises in their dynamic growth,” emphasizes Maciej Włodarczyk, CEO of ZW Automation.

What does the status of a “new BPCC member” mean for Industry 4.0 engineering?

As an automation and robotics systems integrator, ZW Automation brings practical knowledge in digital transformation, production process optimization, and OT cybersecurity to the chamber. We anticipate that active membership will allow us to benefit from:

• Access to expert knowledge and market data analysed by sector specialists, which will help us precisely tailor our offering to the dynamic requirements of the UK market.

• Sharing engineering best practices during specialized industry events organized by the chamber.

• Building relationships with board-level business (CEO) and government decision-makers during round-table discussions.

We believe that the chamber’s extensive networking background and presence in business media will allow us to effectively promote the ideas of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. We invite fellow member partners associated with the chamber, as well as our current partners, to get in touch and establish fruitful collaborations on innovative projects.