Agata Hajduga

Agata Hajduga Strategic Transformation & Integration, Complex Programs & Project Management across the globe

It's a privilege to lead Mentoring F2F Foundation - an organisation run 100% by volunteers.On June 8th I stood in Klub S...
12/06/2026

It's a privilege to lead Mentoring F2F Foundation - an organisation run 100% by volunteers.

On June 8th I stood in Klub Studio in Kraków, Poland and watched something I'll carry with me for a long time: mentees, mentors, STEM students and professionals, 50+ volunteers, partners and speakers - all in one room, around one belief. Nobody had to be there. Everybody showed up. That's not something you can organise. It's something a community builds together.

And the more I sat with it, the clearer the bigger picture became.

The pipeline isn't the problem. Retention is. In Poland, women earn over 40% of STEM degrees - yet make up just 22% of engineers in industry and 28% of senior leadership worldwide (Eurostat 2024; WEF 2025). They start. And they leave. Not for lack of skill - for lack of support. At today's pace, closing the global gender gap will take 123 years (WEF, Global Gender Gap Report 2025). No field can afford to wait that long for half its talent.

This is the gap MentoringF2F Foundation exists to close - and on June 8th, I watched the model do exactly what it's built to do.

Mentoring isn't a feel-good add-on. It's talent infrastructure. By 2030, 39% of today's skills will be obsolete (WEF, Future of Jobs Report 2025), and the capabilities that will define the next decade - resilience, judgement, leadership - aren't coded by an algorithm. They're passed from person to person.

A huge thank-you to our 'Kobiety Rakiety 2026" conference leader Krystyna Brzoska and her team, Anna Karpińska-Rzepa and Roksana Hajduga - you didn't organise an event, you built a community, and a day people will carry with them long after they left Klub Studio. The energy in that room went beyond anything we'd imagined. We even had DJs travel all the way from Denmark to be part of the crowd.

To every mentee, mentor, volunteer, speaker and partner who made this flight possible - thank you, from the heart. ❤️

It's the honour of my career to lead this.
Kobiety Rakiety 2026 💪🚀🔥 See you next year.

Photos: Indywidualny Kadr Fotografia by Amina Dadache-Garus - Thank You 🙏

This week at  , a fellow panelist nailed it: “We don’t have a workforce problem. We have a system problem.”Exactly.Women...
22/05/2026

This week at , a fellow panelist nailed it: “We don’t have a workforce problem. We have a system problem.”

Exactly.

Women represent 13% of Australia’s 1.2M construction workforce. But only 3% work in skilled trades. That’s not a supply issue—it’s a design issue.

On Western Sydney International Airport, we proved what’s possible: aligned workforce and delivery models from day one, with targets for local hire (aimed for 30%, achieved 50%), diversity (aimed for 10%, achieved 34%), and learning workers (aimed for 20%, achieved 30%+). Overall exceeded by 14% on average.

That’s not coincidence. That’s purposeful design.

The shift that matters: From measuring participation to designing for inclusion. 72% of Australian construction firms report labour shortages—but this is a systems issue, not a people shortage.

The change I’d make tomorrow: Leaders getting the fundamentals right every single day on the ground. Clear planning, disciplined ex*****on, consistent leadership. But equally—creating environments where people belong and can contribute their full potential.

The question isn’t whether we can afford to lead differently. It’s whether we can afford not to.

Kraków, Poland – the  Foundation tribe is coming! 🚀I’m flying in from Australia for this and I can’t wait. 🔥THE STORY202...
31/01/2026

Kraków, Poland – the Foundation tribe is coming! 🚀

I’m flying in from Australia for this and I can’t wait. 🔥

THE STORY
2021: Seven engineer friends. One shared vision.
2026: 2,000+ people across six countries. 350+ mentors. 200+ students.

The numbers matter:
→ 78% more likely to advance with a mentor
→ 89% avoid career pitfalls
→ 97% report career transformation

But what keeps me working at 4 AM across time zones?
The messages:
“I got my first job!”
“I got the promotion!”
“I thought I was giving. I gained the most.”

ROCKET WOMEN CONFERENCE
June 8, 2026 | Klub Studio, Kraków | 400+ people in STEM

CALLING SPEAKERS 🌟
We want the real stories. Not the polished version – the messy, uncertain moments that changed everything.
🔹 The moment you chose courage over comfort
🔹 The small decision that shifted everything
🔹 The fear you felt but acted anyway

FORMATS:
→ Power Speech (10 min): Your breakthrough moment. It doesn’t need to be extraordinary. It needs to be YOURS.
→ Workshop (45-60 min): Your framework. What actually works.
→ Tech Sessions: Show how AI and innovation deepen human connection.

WHY THIS MATTERS
100% volunteer-run. All 50+ volunteers across Poland, Germany, Spain, Sweden, and Australia do this because we believe in it. Nobody gets paid. Every złoty goes to programs.
2025: SuperM Award for Best NGO Mentoring Program (unanimous decision, EMCC Poland).

PARTNERS NEEDED
Every partnership = more students connected. More workshops. More careers changed.
Support our mission: [email protected]

APPLY NOW
📅 Speakers Deadline: Feb 28, 2026
🔗 Apply: https://lnkd.in/gszjQZgY
✉️ Questions: [email protected]

If you’re thinking “I have a story but I’m not sure it’s good enough,” or your company works on AI that deepens human connection – that’s exactly why we need you.

See you in Kraków on June 8! 🚀



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