Martyna Wójcicka

Martyna Wójcicka is the founder of Woman in Defense and Project Manager for the Day Zero and Day for the Military initiatives. She coordinated strategic projects in international cooperation with shipyards including the Polish Navy, Crist, Remontova Holding, and Nauta.

Previously, at the Ministry of State Assets, in the Department of International Cooperation and European Funds, she served as an Expert — leading the unit responsible for preparing substantive briefings for the Minister and organizing team operations in the area of diplomacy and international affairs. She represented the Ministry in foreign delegations, particularly in matters related to nuclear energy and defence, and oversaw diplomatic dispatches.

She coordinated the preparation of the Minister's positions related to EU membership, arising from the Minister's competencies at the level of the European Council, COREPER, the Council of Europe, and preparatory bodies of the EU Council. She participated in meetings with key State Treasury companies in the defence sector, foreign visits as a substantive representative, and trips to the Permanent Representation in Brussels.

She conducted specialist analyses in the defence industry and prepared and updated documents on defence industry support programmes. She actively participated in planning and developing defence industry development strategies and prepared opinions and briefing materials for the Minister. She closely cooperated with the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, and the Capital Infrastructure Management.

As a commission member, she performed an executive role during strategic evaluation in the KPO fund allocation project for robotization and digitization of small and medium enterprises. She also served as project manager for cybersecurity, social dialogue, and social transformation until 2030 at the Ministry of State Assets.