Francesco Antoniol
Reto Bieli
Hildebrand de Boer – Art historian and archaeologist, Secretary of the Europa Nostra Industrial Heritage Committee, co-founder of the European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH). Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau.
Alena Borowcowa
Edoardo Curra
Jacek Dąbrowski
João Vaz Estêvão – Adjunct Professor – Tourism Area of Studies ; Coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Tourism and Digital Communication; Coordinator of the Post-graduation in Wine Tourism
Piotr Gerber – Architect and historian of technology; President of the Board of PK TICCIH and the Silesian Industrial Heritage Protection Foundation; member of the Europa Nostra Industrial Heritage Committee. Author of numerous publications on the protection and conservation of architectural and industrial heritage, as well as hospital architecture.
Mateusz Grabowski
Christian Hanus – Scientific Director of the Research Lab Sustainable Cultural Heritage, Coordinator of the Reconstruction School of Accumoli ; Scientific Director of the Accademia Vicino di Accumoli; Coordinator of the Scola Telcz (projects in UNESCO World Heritage Sites)
Florence Hachez-Leroy – Professor of Contemporary History, Director of the Centre for Research and Studies: History and Societies; Deputy Project Manager for ‘Science with and for Society’University of Artois
Milena Lucija Karabaic M. A. – studied Architecture and History of Art. Until 2006 director of the LVR-Industrial Museum and until 2022 Head of the LVR-Cultural Department for the Rhineland area. Co-Founder and Publisher of the magazine „Industriekultur“.
Łukasz Kohut – Polish politician, entrepreneur, social activist, photographer, and Silesian regionalist. Member of the European Parliament for the 9th and 10th terms.
Robert Kola – specialist in the preservation of technical heritage; author of publications, papers, reports, and expert heritage assessments concerning the history of technology and issues related to the protection of industrial heritage. Lecturer on the heritage studies of technical heritage at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Head of the Toruń Regional Branch of the National Institute of Heritage.
Julian Kołodziej Ph.D.,Eng. – coordinator of research and implementation projects related to the conservation of technical monuments and industrial heritage. Vice-President of the Polish Committee for the Conservation of Industrial Heritage (TICCIH).
Miles Oglethorpe – President of TICCIH (The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage) and Head of the Industrial Heritage Department at Historic Environment Scotland. A member of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland since 1985. Project leader for the inscription of the Forth Bridge on the World Heritage List.
Massimo Preite – An expert in urban planning and industrial heritage. A board member of TICCIH and ERIH. As part of the Erasmus Mundus program, he delivers a lecture series on industrial heritage within the course „Technology, Heritage, and Industrial Areas: History, Valorization, and Education” at universities in Padua and Paris.
Ewa Mackiewicz – An expert in cultural heritage management, revitalization, and the adaptation of historic sites for new social, cultural, and educational functions. She co-created the Silesian Voivodeship Industrial Monuments Route and the adaptation concept for the Ignacy Mine in Rybnik. She is the author of numerous publications and a promoter of knowledge regarding heritage and its role in sustainable development.
Maciej Mądry – Director for the Protection of Historic Monuments at the Silesian Industrial Heritage Protection Foundation; graduate of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Wrocław; recipient of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage scholarship in the field of heritage preservation in 2016 and 2024.
Martin Netolicky
Bartosz M. Walczak – Architect and heritage conservationist, Vice-President of the Polish National Committee of TICCIH, and member of the Polish National Committee of ICOMOS. He has authored or co-authored numerous projects for the revitalization and adaptive reuse of post-industrial buildings in Łódź and has published dozens of scholarly works.
Roine Wiklund – is an Associate Professor at Luleå University of Technology and Chair of the Swedish National Committee of TICCIH. His research focuses on industrial heritage, historical infrastructure, and the societal transformations of resource landscapes in northern Europe.
Wojciech Zdanowski