What Technopark Pomerania does

Technopark Pomerania (legal entity: Szczeciński Park Naukowo-Technologiczny Sp. z o.o.) is a privately held science and technology park founded in 2000 and headquartered in Szczecin, Poland, on a four-building campus at ul. Cyfrowa 2-8. It operates as a comprehensive infrastructure and business development hub for the West Pomeranian IT ecosystem, serving three primary customer segments: startups and young businesses seeking incubation and mentoring; small and medium IT enterprises needing flexible office, coworking, conference, and data center infrastructure; and public administration units across 9 Polish voivodeships requiring IT consulting, EU funding advisory, cybersecurity/GDPR services, and training.

The company's commercial portfolio is anchored in physical and digital infrastructure (offices, coworking, virtual office, the PomeraniaCloud data center offering VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, and backup with guaranteed power and fire suppression), a conference center with roughly a dozen rooms (18-300 sqm) including the Castanea hall, and structured incubation tracks (Program Preinkubacji, Program Inkubacji, Program Ekspansji) plus the City of Szczecin-funded Szczecin_UP mentoring program. Adjacent operations include the Strefa Malucha on-site kindergarten, the Centrum Digitalizacji Kultury for cultural media production, the Cyfrozaury vintage computing exhibition, and a calendar of 100+ events annually including Konwenty Informatyków i Administracji and Zachodniopomorski Kongres Oświatowy. Supporting technology operations include IT support, IT training, business consulting (Design Thinking, AgilePM, UX), Data Protection Officer services, and security audits. The organization participates in multiple EU-funded international projects (Baltic Region AI Network with the Swedish Institute, IBBI blockchain, HumanAIze AI/robotics across the South Baltic region).

Revenue mechanics span recurring subscriptions (office, coworking, virtual office, virtual secretary, data center, multi-month incubation programs), pay-as-you-go rentals (conference rooms), and project-based public-sector and EU-funded engagements. Go-to-market is event-driven and community-led: marketing relies on the company website, a Facebook presence, and the calendar of community events/workshops/hackathons, with public-sector clients reached through direct consulting engagements and EU-funded project channels. Leadership transitioned in 2025 to Daniel Wacinkiewicz as President, succeeding Andrzej Feterowski.

Name

Technopark Pomerania

Legal name

Szczeciński Park Naukowo-Technologiczny Spółka z o.o.

Website

https://technopark-pomerania.pl

Company type

Private

Founded year

2000

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Technopark Pomerania is a Szczecin-based science and technology park offering office/coworking space, a data center (PomeraniaCloud), conference facilities, business incubation programs, and IT consulting, serving startups, SMEs, and public administration across Poland and Baltic-region EU projects.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Science and Technology Park Services

NAICS

Facilities Support Services (56121), Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services (5416), Computer Facilities Management Services (541513)

SIC

Services-Facilities Support Management Services (8744), Services-Engineering, Accounting, Research, Management (8700)

akta.pro primary industry

Workplace & Office Support Services (Reception/Mailroom/Porterage/Helpdesk) (IMAIAAAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

Managed IT Services & On‑Site Field Support (Helpdesk, Break/Fix, IMAC) (EDAEAHAJ)

Keywords

• Science technology park
• Business incubation services
• Coworking office rentals
• Data center hosting
• Startup mentorship programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Szczecin

HQ country

Poland

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Office and Coworking Space Rental: Revenue from renting office spaces, flexible workstations, and coworking desks to tenant companies and startups incubated or hosted at the park.
2. Data Center Services: Virtual private server (VPS) hosting, dedicated servers, server colocation, data backup, and professional technical support with guaranteed uninterrupted operation via backup power and fire suppression systems.
3. Conference and Event Space Rental: Rental of conference rooms and meeting halls (from 18 to 300 sqm) for business events, conferences, trainings, and meetings. Services include the Castanea hall and multiple specialized rooms across F1, F2, and F3 buildings.
4. Business Incubation Programs: Revenue from pre-incubation, incubation, and expansion programs that provide workspace, mentoring, and advisory services to startups and young businesses. Programs offer structured support packages including office space and training-consulting hours over 6-12 month periods.
5. Training and Consulting Services: Professional services including business training, workshops, advisory consulting, Design Thinking/Service Design facilitation, agile project management (AgilePM certifications), UX consultations, innovative business model development, GDPR/data protection officer services, and security audits for businesses and public administration.
6. Virtual Office and Virtual Secretary: Virtual office services allowing companies to register under the Technopark address with mail collection, email notifications, forwarding, and access to meeting rooms. Virtual secretary services provide professional telephone answering for businesses.
7. EU-Funded Projects and Public Administration Services: Technopark assists public administration entities in securing EU funding for IT projects, provides IT advisory services, organizes specialized IT training, and runs Konwenty Informatyków i Administracji and Kongresy Oświatowe events across multiple voivodeships. Revenue derived from EU-funded project engagements.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Technopark Pomerania operates a science and technology park in Szczecin, Poland, combining physical infrastructure (offices, coworking, conference halls, a data center, and a kindergarten across four buildings) with business development services. Its core offer includes pre-incubation, incubation, and expansion programs for startups, the Szczecin_UP mentoring initiative, PomeraniaCloud data center (VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, backup), business consulting and IT training, GDPR/data protection officer services, security audits, and specialized public-administration IT consulting supported by EU funds.

Product overview

Technopark Pomerania is a science and technology park operating as a technology business incubator and innovation center in Szczecin, Poland. The organization offers a multi-layered portfolio of services structured around three core pillars: (1) Real estate and infrastructure services including office rental (Wynajem Biur), coworking spaces, virtual office, and conference center facilities across four buildings (F1-F4) on Cyfrowa street; (2) Business development programs including pre-incubation (Program Preinkubacji), incubation (Program Inkubacji), and expansion (Program Ekspansji) programs, plus the Szczecin_UP mentoring initiative; and (3) Specialized technology services including PomeraniaCloud data center (VPS, dedicated servers, colocation), IT support, cybersecurity and data protection audits, DPO services, and the Centrum Digitalizacji Kultury for media production. Supporting amenities include a kindergarten (Strefa Malucha), restaurant facilities (Technobar), and parking. The park also serves public administration through Konwenty Informatyków i Administracji conferences and EU funds advisory services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Szczecin_UP!: A municipal mentoring program for startups and entrepreneurs in Szczecin, supporting innovative businesses with mentorship, training, and networking opportunities.
• Centrum Digitalizacji Kultury (CDK)

Products and services

• Wynajem Biur (Office Rental) Rental of dedicated office space in modern buildings F1–F4 on ul. Cyfrowa in Szczecin, with various office sizes and configurations available for IT companies and tenants of the technology park.
• Coworking Flexible coworking spaces providing shared office infrastructure and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and remote teams within the Szczecin tech community.
• Wirtualne Biuro (Virtual Office) Virtual office service allowing companies to register at Technopark Pomerania's address without physical office rental costs; includes mail reception, email notifications, mail forwarding, and meeting room access.
• Wirtualny Sekretariat (Virtual Secretary) Subscription-based virtual secretary service providing professional telephone answering, call handling, and administrative support for businesses registered at the park.
• Centrum Konferencyjne (Conference Center) Conference center with approximately a dozen rooms ranging from 18 to 300 sqm (including the Castanea hall across buildings F1, F2, F3), available for conferences, training sessions, corporate events, and business meetings.
• Wynajem Sal Konferencyjnych (Conference Room Rental) Pay-as-you-go rental of conference rooms within Technopark Pomerania for business meetings, training, and small to mid-size events.
• PomeraniaCloud (Centrum Danych) Data center services offering virtual VPS servers, dedicated servers, server colocation, and data backup with guaranteed uninterrupted operation through backup power and fire suppression systems and professional 24/7 technical support.
• Program Inkubacji (Incubation Program) 12-month business incubation program for startups and young entrepreneurs providing dedicated office space, mentoring, training, and 40 hours of training-consulting advisory over the program term.
• Program Preinkubacji (Pre-Incubation Program) Pre-incubation program targeting individuals with business ideas not yet operating as formal companies, providing early-stage mentoring, training, and workspace access.
• Program Ekspansji (Expansion Program) Expansion program for established SMEs seeking to scale operations, providing office space and targeted business development advisory support.
• Doradztwo Biznesowe (Business Consulting) Business consulting including innovation model development, Design Thinking and Service Design facilitation, AgilePM certification, UX consultations, and innovative business model design for companies.
• Szkolenia IT (IT Training) IT training programs for businesses and administration covering technology topics, digital skills development, AgilePM certifications, AI workshops, and other professional development offerings.
• Inspektor Ochrony Danych Osobowych (Data Protection Officer Service) Outsourced Data Protection Officer (DPO/IOD) service helping businesses comply with GDPR and personal data protection regulations in Poland and the EU.
• Audyt Bezpieczeństwa i Ochrony Danych Osobowych (Security and Data Protection Audits) Security audits and personal data protection assessments for businesses, public administration units, and institutions addressing GDPR and cybersecurity compliance.
• Fundusze UE dla Administracji (EU Funds Advisory for Public Administration) Advisory service helping Polish public administration entities identify, apply for, and manage EU funding (including Regional Operational Programs) for IT modernization projects.
• Obsługa IT (IT Support) Comprehensive IT support services for businesses including technical assistance, IT infrastructure management, and IT consulting for public administration units.
• Centrum Digitalizacji Kultury (CDK) Culture digitization center providing professional audio/video recording, live streaming, film production and editing, graphic design for video productions, and technical support for cultural and educational events; services can be delivered on-site at Technopark or off-site at partner venues.
• Strefa Malucha (Kindergarten and Nursery) Kindergarten and nursery facility located in building F1 on the Technopark campus, serving children of Technopark tenants and external families.

Quantifiable outcome

• 80,000+ cyberattacks recorded in Poland in 2024 (doubled from the previous year), highlighting growing demand for cybersecurity services offered by Technopark resident companies and advisory services.
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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AI capability9 records

Feature1 record

Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• WSB Merito (Wyższa Szkoła Bankowa)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 27 October 2023Technopark and WSB Merito united to collaborate on current and new fields of study, joint research projects and training programs, and supporting the technology transfer process. The partnership aims to strengthen ties between academia and the business/startup community.
• Zachodniopomorska Szkoła Biznesu (ZPSB) – Akademia Nauk StosowanychcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 May 2022Technopark Pomerania signed a letter of intent with Zachodniopomorska Szkoła Biznesu to collaborate on developing local entrepreneurship, improving business skills, and raising professional qualifications of employees. Joint educational, scientific, and networking initiatives benefit both the companies in Technopark and ZPSB students. First joint initiative was supporting the International Sketchnote Camp in Poland.
• Klaster.IT (IT Cluster)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTechnopark Pomerania collaborates with Klaster.IT on organizing events, programs, and initiatives supporting the Szczecin IT ecosystem. The IT Cluster is a partner in the Szczecin_UP mentoring program and supports Technopark's community-building activities. Rafał Malujda serves as Secretary of Klaster.IT.
• IBBI Project Partners (Sweden, Lithuania, Poland)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational project 'IBBI' bringing together partners from Sweden, Lithuania, and Poland to create a blockchain training center and consulting tools/services to help companies in the South Baltic region understand and adopt blockchain technology for competitive advantage.
• Baltic Region AI Network (BRAIN) – Szwedzki Instytut (Swedish Institute)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational project 'Baltic Region AI Network' financed by the Swedish Institute. Partners from Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, and Poland work together to help SMEs adopt AI practices. Technopark organizes AI workshops for Polish entrepreneurs and international partners.
• HumanAIze Project Partners (South Baltic Region)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational project focused on AI and robotics technologies, with partners from Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, and Poland. Project inauguration held in Malmö with the goal of promoting AI literacy and practical AI adoption in the South Baltic business community.
• Demant and DGS DiagnosticsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerOrganizers of Hackathon #Szczecin held at Technopark Pomerania, challenging participants to create technology solutions supporting people with disabilities. Demant produces medical diagnostic equipment for people with hearing loss, and DGS Diagnostics focuses on hearing healthcare solutions.
• Gryf Jam 2022 Partners (EXOR Studios, Apptimia, 4Exp, Games Operators, Fabryka Gier, Byss Mobile, Knights of Unity, ZPSB, Technikum Kreatywne, Hamster on Coke, 11 bit studios, Red Bull)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerMultiple technology and gaming companies as well as educational institutions served as partners for the Gryf Jam game development competition hosted at Technopark Pomerania. The event attracted 70 programmers, graphic artists, sound designers, and game designers from across Poland.
• World Usability Day Szczecin – Co-organizerminorGTM or Marketing PartnerTechnopark Pomerania is a co-organizer of World Usability Day Szczecin 2025, which brings together UX/UI designers, product designers, and researchers to discuss technology, design, and human factors. The event includes a hackathon with prize pools up to 10,000 PLN.
• Szczecin Classic FestivalminorGTM or Marketing PartnerTechnopark Pomerania serves as a venue partner for the Szczecin Classic music festival, hosting chamber music concerts in the Castanea hall. The partnership positions the park as a cultural venue and community space beyond its business functions.
• Akademia Sztuki w Szczecinie (Academy of Art in Szczecin)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOngoing collaboration with Akademia Sztuki in game development education, cultural digitization (Centrum Digitalizacji Kultury), and joint events such as NaGrybek Game Jam, Sketchnote Camp, and cultural exhibitions like Metamorphosis and Bestiariusz wyobraźni.
• Zachodniopomorski Uniwersytet Technologiczny (ZUT)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with ZUT's Dziecięcy Uniwersytet Technologiczny (DUTEK) project, presented at the Digital Children's Day event. ZUT's involvement brings academic technology education to children and families at Technopark events.
• Technikum Technologii Cyfrowych (Digital Technology Secondary School)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTechnikum Technologii Cyfrowych is located adjacent to Technopark and has been given patronage by Jacek Karpiński (the 'Polish Bill Gates'). The school and Technopark collaborate on events, WOŚP charity collections, and educational technology initiatives. The school participates in Digital Children's Day and other Technopark events.
• Miasto Szczecin (City of Szczecin)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe City of Szczecin funds the Szczecin_UP mentoring program, commissioned to Technopark Pomerania. The city collaborates with Technopark on events like Cyfrowy Dzień Dziecka and the 25th anniversary celebration. Mayor Piotr Krzystek and Vice-Mayor Michał Przepiera participate in Technopark events.
• Kancelaria Prawno-Patentowa Malujda (Malujda Law Firm)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLong-standing collaboration with legal expert Rafał Malujda who provides GDPR, cybersecurity, and technology law expertise for Technopark events, workshops, and podcasts. Rafał Malujda has been collaborating with Technopark for over 10 years.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Beyond.pl: Polish data center operator offering colocation, cloud, and managed hosting services. Directly comparable to Technopark's PomeraniaCloud data center business for the same Polish enterprise and IT-company customer base.
• ATMAN S.A. Polish data center and telecommunications operator providing hosting, colocation, and cloud services. Comparable to PomeraniaCloud's VPS, dedicated server, and colocation offerings within the Polish market.
• Wrocław Technology Park (WPT): Wrocław-based technology park offering office space, business incubation, and innovation services for tech startups and SMEs. Closely comparable in scale, service mix, and target customer segments to Technopark Pomerania in a different Polish regional market.
• Krakowski Park Technologiczny (Kraków Technology Park): Kraków-based technology park providing coworking, incubation programs, and IT/business services for startups and SMEs. Directly comparable business model and customer base within the Polish regional technology park ecosystem.
• Poznań Science and Technology Park (PNT): Polish science and technology park operating in Poznań with similar offerings of office rental, business incubation, and conference facilities. Directly comparable as a regional Polish STP competing for the same EU funding pool and similar startup/SME tenants.
• Gdański Park Naukowo-Technologiczny: Gdańsk-based science and technology park offering office rental, incubation, and lab facilities for tech companies. Comparable Polish STP operating in a similar regional/structural context with overlapping EU project participation.

Broad incumbents

• Mindspace: European coworking and flexible office operator with multiple locations. Comparable on the coworking/office-as-a-service line, but operates at broader scale across multiple cities and lacks the incubation/mentoring and data center layers.
• Asseco Poland: Largest Polish IT services company offering IT consulting, software development, and managed services. Comparable on the IT consulting, public-sector IT, and managed services lines but as a much larger incumbent across the broader Polish market.
• Comarch: Major Polish IT services and software company with public-sector practice. Comparable on the public-administration IT consulting and EU project work, but operating at significantly larger scale with proprietary software products.

Emerging players

• Hub:raum (Deutsche Telekom): Corporate-backed tech incubator operated by Deutsche Telekom across European markets. Comparable on the startup incubation and mentoring front but with corporate-parent funding rather than regional public-sector support.

Market position

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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