Sobota Jachira Law Company joins LPCC

 

Poland-based Sobota Jachira Law Company strengthens the LPCC network with its business-focused legal advisory and expertise in complex litigation and cross-border matters. The firm works closely with companies and entrepreneurs, treating law as a tool for growth and strategic decision-making.

 

Meet the expert: Co-founder and managing partner, Jędrzej Jachira, PhD, supports businesses in high-stakes disputes, contract negotiations, and international projects, combining legal expertise with a strong understanding of business realities.

INDUNA joins LPCC

 

INDUNA, an independent boutique trust company and specialised financial sector professional, is entering the LPCC network, bringing decades of experience in corporate, fund, and family office services, and a long-standing international presence across Luxembourg, Asia, and the Middle East.

 

Meet the expert: Founding Partner Eric Leclerc contributes over 30 years of experience in structuring and managing companies across jurisdictions, supporting clients with tailored solutions throughout the full lifecycle of their business operations.

Next Tuesday: A Closed-Door Session for Fund Managers & Private Wealth

 

LPCC, together with law firms Domański Zakrzewski Palinka law firm (DZP) and Loyens & Loeff, is hosting an invitation-only seminar in Warsaw focused on Luxembourg structures for private wealth and alternative investments.

 

The session will bring together fund managers and private investors, such as HNWIs and representatives of family offices for a focused, expert-led discussion about practical strategies across private equity, venture capital, and real estate, including key tax considerations and real-world applications.

 

Registration closes this Friday — invited guests are encouraged to confirm their participation promptly.

Investing in Poland: Energy, Real Assets & Luxembourg Structures

 

Join LPCC & Eversheds Sutherland for a practical briefing on investing in Poland's private and real assets through Luxembourg fund structures.

 

The event will be held in a hybrid format — you are welcome to join in person in Luxembourg or online via Zoom.

 

Explore key legal and tax aspects across energy and real assets, including insights on Poland’s evolving regulatory landscape and 2026 tax changes.

 

Full agenda and speaker line-up already available on our website.

EWP Event: Honest Conversations on Entrepreneurship in Luxembourg

 

Join us on 20 May in Luxembourg for an in-person EWP Networking Event focused on real entrepreneurial experiences. 

 

Organised in partnership with our corporate member CA Indosuez Wealth (Europe) at their premises, the evening will include a panel conversation with EWP alumnae, including Alex Kaskow, founder of xx Pilates, and Maria Pawelek.

 

With more speakers that will be announced soon, the programme will also feature a short introduction to the Entrepreneurial Woman Project, followed by networking with women entrepreneurs and professionals based in Luxembourg.

 

If you are considering starting a business in Luxembourg or are already in the early stages, this is a chance to hear the unfiltered reality and connect with people on the same path.

Decide now or delay again — EWP Early Bird price offer ends soon!

 

If you’ve been considering joining the Entrepreneurial Woman Project, now is the moment to decide!

 

Early Bird pricing for the upcoming workshops is expiring soon, and spots for the workshops are filling up.

 

Don’t postpone again waiting for a "better time".

On the LPCC Agenda

 

From high-level discussions to hands-on sessions, LPCC’s upcoming events reflect the topics and challenges shaping today’s business landscape. Here’s what’s on the calendar in the months ahead.

 

21-23 April 2026, Luxembourg – Study Visit of Jagiellonian University | details coming soon
28 April 2026, Warsaw – Event with DZP  | by invitation only
06 May 2026, Luxembourg – Investing in Poland's Private and Real Assets | Registration NOW OPEN
20 May 2026, Luxembourg – EWP Event: Honest Conversations on Entrepreneurship in Luxembourg | Registration NOW OPEN

Why People Stay in this Network

 

In our Voices of the Bridge testimonials series, LPCC members share their experience of cross-border cooperation in practice.

 

This time, we spoke with Paweł Hermeliński, Partner at CMS Luxembourg, about their engagement within the LPCC network, which dates back to 2020.

 

As Paweł Hermeliński notes, LPCC provided an invaluable platform to connect with key stakeholders, exchange insights, and support business activity between the two jurisdictions. 

LPCC Working Group Holds First Meeting

 

On Thursday, 16 April, we held the first official meeting of the LPCC Working Group, bringing together a selected group of experts from our member organisations in Luxembourg and Poland.

 

The group was established to consult on key topics connecting both markets and to develop more practical, member-driven insights on cross-border business realities. The outcomes of these consultations will be published in due course.

 

Participants included: Sandra Jankowski (TMF Group), Darina Mohamad (Loyens & Loeff), Mariusz Wiese (Linklaters), Marta Andrzejewska (LPCC), Joanna Chuda (alterDomus), Maria Pawelek, and Simon Petitjean (KPMG).

LPCC at the 18th European Economic Congress in Katowice

 

From 22–24 April 2026, Katowice will host the 18th European Economic Congress, the largest economic event in Central Europe.

 

It will bring together entrepreneurs, policymakers, scientists, and emerging leaders to shape the future of the economy. This year’s discussions will focus on social responsibility, energy, digital transformation, and sustainable development.

 

Artur Sosna, President of LPCC, will be attending the event to represent our organisation on this important platform!

 

Will you also be there? Let’s connect on-site 🤝

Supporting the conversation around Poland's national brand

 

LPCC is proud to support the Marka Polska initiative, focused on building a strong and consistent national brand for Poland.

Their recent report “Poles’ Self-Portrait” highlights a key insight: Poland has strong economic and technological potential, yet its global image remains fragmented and still not fully recognised.

Building a national brand is a long-term process — one that requires alignment, credibility, and real collaboration across sectors.

We’re looking forward to exploring potential initiatives around this topic and contributing where we can bring real value. More to come!