Sebastian Rynkiewicz is President of the Management Board of the Center for the Promotion of Innovation and Development, which coordinates the Evoluma Industrial Cluster. He graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Białystok and completed a postgraduate program in European integration at the Higher School of Public Administration in Białystok. He was also a scholarship recipient at the University of Zurich. He is an expert in European law, international law, and European integration. Since 2016, together with the KOM team, he has been developing the concept of the Intelligent Super Factory 4.0, based on a distributed model and the application of Industry 4.0 technologies in cooperation with domestic and international partners. Since 2015, he has supported vocational education in the Podlaskie region, promoting training and skills development aligned with the needs of Industry 4.0. He conceived and leads the Smart Education for Industry 4.0 project, which aims to address skills gaps among employees in the machinery sector and support dual education for university students as well as vocational and technical school students. For many years, he has promoted innovative approaches to vocational education and raised awareness of the challenges facing vocational training in Poland by participating in national and international symposiums, conferences and debates. He also supports cooperation between academia and industry through technologically advanced European projects carried out within the Evoluma Industrial Cluster.