Kamil Gojowy - Master of Music, Theatre, and Film Arts (Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice and Krzysztof Kieślowski Film School in Katowice). Conductor, composer, cultural event organizer in the region, manager.
As a member of the Main Board and Coordinator for Organization and Promotion of the Silesian Association of Choirs and Orchestras (Śląski Związek Chórów i Orkiestr - ŚZChiO), he is responsible for the development of the association, its strategy, and the implementation of innovations through projects such as "Voices of the European City of Science Katowice 2024", "The Silesian Singer still SINGS", "Christmas Carol Experiment - Academy of the Silesian Association of Choirs and Orchestras", and "First Catalogs of the Oral History Archive of ŚZChiO".
He is the originator of the national entry "Cultural Traditions of Amateur Singing Groups" on the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Organizational Director of the NIGHT OF CHOIRS Festival in Ruda Śląska. Daily engaged in initiatives of various non-governmental organizations: World Choral Conducting Network – Steering Committee Member and founder of the Mental Health Center; European Choral Association – Youth Committee Member; Ambassador of the Chórtownia Foundation – Creative Director of the International Campaign Music – Support for People with Depression; Euforis Artists Association – Co-creator of the Mam Głos Movement.
Experienced in obtaining external funds - both from the state budget (programs of the Ministry of Culture, Voivodeships, municipal governments) as well as corporate foundations, sponsors and European funds.
Conductor of the Apertum Cor Singing Ensemble from Katowice, and from 2017 to 2022, Second Conductor of the University of Economics Choir in Katowice.
Professionally associated with the Coal Mining Museum in Zabrze as the Chief Specialist for Cultural Event Organization and Coordinator of the Mining Cultural Heritage Team. Organizer of major music festivals such as Carnall Festival (4th and 5th editions) - Queen Luiza Adit and the "Music at the Level" series featuring Igor Herbut, Julia Pietrucha, and Rubens at the Guido Mine. Manager for safety of mass events.
Volunteer and Expert at the Wojciech Korfanty Regional Institute of Culture in Katowice, who in February 2024, undertook a week-long trip as part of the ERASMUS+ program for cultural educators.
