Top 20 LinkedIn Creators in Poland (2026)

#20 · Grzegorz Turniak, 114 median likes

Grzegorz Turniak brings CEOs and companies onto LinkedIn and works on employee advocacy, mentoring and networking. Networking is his one recurring theme (117 median likes).

He has the fewest posts analyzed in the top 20, and the second-highest comment ratio in the pool among accounts with 100+ median likes, behind Diana Górzna.

"Niedługo na żywo opowiem historię, która zaczęła się dwadzieścia lat temu." (Soon I will tell, live on stage, a story that began twenty years ago.) His most liked post of the year: 238 likes and 128 comments, about twice his median likes, the smallest gap in the top 20. Read it

#19 · Michal Sadowski, 120 median likes

Michal Sadowski is the founder and CEO of Brand24. He writes the shortest posts among the five creators here whose post length we measured, and half of his hooks carry a number, the highest rate among those five.

His AI posts earn a 205 median, ahead of Content Marketing (133). His yearly median went from 177 in 2025 to 124 so far in 2026.

"Na wczorajszej wigilii firmowej kolejne 3 osoby dostały prezenty na ich 10-lecie pracy w Brand24 ❤️" (At yesterday's company Christmas dinner, three more people received gifts for ten years at Brand24.) His most liked post of the year, a staff anniversary: 763 likes, more than 6 times his median. Read it

#18 · Marcin Banaszkiewicz, 121 median likes

Marcin Banaszkiewicz is a LinkedIn trainer, an academic lecturer and the founder of the H2H community and its Szczyt H2H event. Event Management is his main theme (137 median likes), ahead of his posts about LinkedIn itself (110).

He ranks third in the pool on comments per like among accounts with 100+ median likes, behind Diana Górzna and Grzegorz Turniak.

"Już jesteśmy całkiem blisko. Na Śnieżce będziemy o 13:00." (We are close now. We will be on top of Śnieżka at 1 PM.) His most liked post of the year, a live update from the Szczyt H2H mountain walk: 332 likes. Read it

#17 · Paweł Huryn, 123 median likes

Paweł Huryn builds with AI and writes for product managers. He has the third-largest audience in the ranking and the lowest engagement rate of the top 20.

AI is his most frequent theme (138 median likes), though his Product Management posts do better (185) and Software Development trails at 47. For more names in AI, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn AI creators.

"Anthropic just shipped Claude Cowork for Windows and Intel-based macOS." His most liked post of the year: 823 likes, almost 7 times his median. Read it

#16 · Wojtek Kardyś, 127 median likes

Wojtek Kardyś is a social media expert, an academic lecturer and a TEDx speaker. His yearly median eased from 163 in 2024 to 130 in 2025, then 127 so far in 2026, the only three-year record in this top 20.

"Slyszeliście juz o Panu od Butelek?" (Have you heard about the Bottle Guy?) His most liked post of the year, the story of a Poznań bottle-return business: 1,348 likes, more than 10 times his median. Read it

#15 · Mateusz Kusznierewicz, 142 median likes

Mateusz Kusznierewicz is an Olympic sailing champion who brings sport into business and can be found on a daily Power Walk. Wellness is his strongest theme (283 median likes, twice his overall figure), while his Event Management posts sit at 104.

"Nie piję alkoholu." (I don't drink alcohol.) His most liked post of the year: 2,443 likes, 17 times his median, and 160 comments, 20 times his median comment count, the widest comment gap in the top 20. Read it

#14 · Olga Kozierowska, 147 median likes

Olga Kozierowska is the CEO and founder of Sukces Pisany Szminką and the We Did It In Poland movement, and an executive speaking coach. Her Diversity & Inclusion posts earn a 232 median, well above her overall figure.

Her most liked post of the year, a family story about her son and her husband's part in his sports: 1,018 likes, almost 7 times her median. Read it

#13 · Szymon Negacz, 160 median likes

Szymon Negacz is the founder of WiseGroup.pl and an investor working on business growth across strategy, sales, marketing, HR and technology. His themes are scattered: no topic covers more than four of his posts, and AI does best, on three posts (183 median likes).

"Dwa tygodnie. Zarząd, rodziny, dzieci, jeden wózek i mnóstwo kamieni na plaży." (Two weeks. The board, families, kids, one pushchair and plenty of stones on the beach.) His most liked post of the year, a Friday-evening reflection: 729 likes, more than 4 times his median. Read it

#12 · David Palka, 166 median likes

David Palka is a serial entrepreneur and investor who writes about LinkedIn growth. His yearly median nearly doubled, from 103 in 2025 to 198 so far in 2026, the sharpest rise in the top 20. Psychology is his best theme (152 median likes), ahead of Entrepreneurship (134).

"Wygodne dzieciństwo to najdroższy prezent, jaki możesz dać dziecku. Zapłaci za niego w dorosłym życiu..." (A comfortable childhood is the most expensive gift you can give a child. They will pay for it as adults.) His most liked post of the year: 2,868 likes, 17 times his median, the widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#11 · Diana Górzna, 171 median likes

Diana Górzna works on LinkedIn and personal branding, runs 1:1 consultations and company workshops, and organizes TEDx Sopot. The smallest account in the top 20, she posts a 1.07% engagement rate, second only to our number one. She is also the pool's conversation champion among accounts with 100+ median likes, covered below.

"Kto nigdy nie dostał propozycji tak prestiżowego wystąpienia na konferencji, niech pierwszy rzuci... lajkiem ;)" (Let whoever has never been offered such a prestigious conference slot cast the first... like.) Her most liked post of the year, from her #PrzypadkiOsobliwe ('peculiar cases') series: 610 likes and 152 comments. Read it

#10 · Yurii Veremchuk, 172 median likes

Yurii Veremchuk turns DMs and emails into sales pipeline. Sales is his main theme (248 median likes), ahead of Lead Generation (158) and Email Marketing (102); for more names in that field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn sales creators.

His yearly median went from 278 in 2025 to 169 so far in 2026.

"Don't start your DM with: 'Hope this message finds you well' It has never found anyone well." His most liked post of the year: 2,460 likes, 14 times his median. Read it

#9 · Przemek Gdanski, 200 median likes

Przemek Gdanski is an executive at BNP Paribas Bank Polska, where he heads the BNP Paribas Group companies in Poland. CSR is his main theme, at 250 median likes, above his overall figure.

He has the lowest median comment count in the top 20 and sits fourth in the efficiency cut below.

"To było mocne i przejmujące doświadczenie!" (It was a powerful and moving experience!) His most liked post of the year, about an evening serving hot meals with the Fundacja Daj Herbatę charity: 685 likes. Read it

#8 · Tomasz Kammel, 238 median likes

Tomasz Kammel describes himself as an expert in difficult conversations when the stakes are high. Conflict Resolution and Communication carry most of his tagged posts (242 and 256 median likes), while Public Speaking trails at 116. His audience rarely replies: about one comment for every 30 likes.

"Chcialbym być autorem tej odpowiedzi🤛" (I wish I had written this reply.) His most liked post of the year, that single line of text: 2,212 likes, 9 times his median. See it

#7 · Piotr Konieczny, 271 median likes

Piotr Konieczny is the CISO of Niebezpiecznik.pl. Cybersecurity is his recurring theme (273 median likes); for more names in that field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn cybersecurity creators. He is one of only two creators here whose favorite slot falls in the evening.

"Udowodniono matematycznie, że automatyzacja AI zakończy się kryzysem ekonomicznym." (It has been proven mathematically that AI automation will end in an economic crisis.) His most liked post of the year: 2,175 likes and 252 comments, almost 8 times his median comment count. Read it

#6 · Lukas M. Ziegler, 280 median likes

Lukas M. Ziegler is a robotics evangelist who tells robot stories and invests in physical AI startups. He has the most posts analyzed in the top 20. Robotic Process Automation tags more than half his posts (288 median likes), but his Engineering posts do far better (752).

His yearly median rose from 313 in 2025 to 346 so far in 2026.

"Spiderman's stuntman is a robot!" His most liked post of the year: 2,822 likes, 10 times his median. Read it

#5 · Dr Bart Jaworski, 295 median likes

Dr Bart Jaworski teaches product management as an author, mentor and instructor. Product Management carries 52 of his posts (323 median likes), and AI comes second (292). He is one of four creators in this top 20 whose best post is in English.

"Do you know what makes product management way more difficult than it needs to be: Fear of making a decision!" His most liked post of the year: 1,730 likes, almost 6 times his median. Read it

#4 · Martyna Wojciechowska, 444 median likes

Martyna Wojciechowska is a journalist, filmmaker and activist, and the founder of the UNAWEZA Foundation. Her Non-Profit posts earn a 744 median, well above her overall figure, and she ranks second in the efficiency cut below.

Her audience likes far more than it replies: about 44 likes for every comment, the lowest comment ratio in the top 20.

"TO PRZEJDZIE DO HISTORII! Ponad 250 milionów złotych!" (This will go down in history! More than 250 million złoty!) Her most liked post of the year, on an online fundraiser: 3,489 likes, almost 8 times her median. Read it

#3 · Rafał Brzoska, 840 median likes

Rafał Brzoska is the CEO and a shareholder of InPost Group, a business angel and a co-founder of the bValue VC and InovoVC funds. He has the biggest audience in the ranking, 418k followers, and sits third by median likes.

His five Public Policy posts earn a 4,549 median, more than five times his overall figure.

"Tak działa koncern Meta w Polsce-nieustająco tolerując fake newsy na mój i wiele innych publicznych osób temat..." (This is how Meta operates in Poland, constantly tolerating fake news about me and many other public figures.) His most liked post of the year: 10,474 likes and 843 comments, more than 12 times his median and the biggest post on this page. Read it

#2 · Szymon Szczesniak, 965 median likes

Szymon Szczesniak is the CEO of CodeTwo and also writes as JSON at HRejterzy. His engagement rate is the third-best of the efficiency cut, on the fourth-largest audience in the top 20. On the three posts tagged Aerospace Engineering, his median reaches 1,639.

"Bardzo niebezpieczny przekręt na BLIKa, który sprawia, że niewinne osoby mogą zostać zamieszane w przestępstwo. Podajcie dalej." (A very dangerous BLIK scam that can drag innocent people into a crime. Pass it on.) His most liked post of the year: 3,086 likes, about 3 times his median, one of the smallest gaps in the top 20. Read it

#1 · Aleksander Małachowski, 1,357 median likes

Aleksander Małachowski is a photographer who shows unusual places across Poland, shoots architecture and cities on commission and teaches in the ProjektFotografia.pl course. He tops our Polish ranking with 1,357 median likes per post, 26 times the pool median, about 40% more than number two.

He does it with the highest engagement rate in the top 20, nearly three times the next one, Diana Górzna's. Photography tags nearly all of his posts, and he draws the most median comments of anyone here.

"Sfotografowałem dzisiejszą pełnię Śnieżnego Księżyca. 🌕📸 Od wieżowców dzieliły mnie ponad 3km..." (I photographed tonight's full Snow Moon. More than 3 km separated me from the high-rises.) His most liked post of the year: 5,371 likes, 4 times his median. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement, engagement rates, themes, trajectories and favorite slots, across 86 Polish creators. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Who are the most-followed LinkedIn creators in Poland?

Followers are what most lists rank by, so here they are: the ten biggest active accounts in our Poland dataset (10+ posts in the last 12 months, one in the last 60 days). This is the top of our data, not a census of every Polish profile.

Accounts with fewer than 10 posts in 12 months, or none in the last 60 days, are left out by design, so public lists of the most-followed Polish profiles can differ.

Nine of the ten also make our top 20: in Poland, most of the biggest accounts also rank on median likes. The largest account, Rafał Brzoska, ranks third; our number one, Aleksander Małachowski, is not among the ten, with 44k followers.

Matt Przegietka, a product designer and the founder of fullstackbuilder.ai, is the one big account outside the top 20, at #24 with 101 median likes on 100k followers.

Which LinkedIn creators in Poland have the highest engagement rate?

Raw like counts reward whoever has the biggest crowd. Engagement rate corrects for that: median likes per post divided by followers (20k followers and over). In Poland the cut opens with our number one:

Four of the five also sit in the top 20. The exception is Elena Zap., a strategic marketing advisor for AI companies, on 20k followers.

Aleksander Małachowski's 3.06% is almost six times the next rate in the cut. The top 20 itself runs from that 3.06% down to 0.05% (Paweł Huryn), about a 60-fold spread, and the three biggest accounts in the ranking all sit at 0.20% or below.

Which LinkedIn creator in Poland gets the most comments per post?

One last angle that rarely shows up in these lists: comments relative to likes. The record in our Polish pool (counting accounts with 100+ median likes) is held by Diana Górzna, at 92 median comments against 171 median likes, about one comment for every two likes.

Grzegorz Turniak and Marcin Banaszkiewicz follow, both LinkedIn trainers as well. The typical top-20 creator gets one comment per 10 likes.

Where are Poland's LinkedIn-native creators?

Poland's top 20 makes room for LinkedIn natives, the people who teach visibility, personal branding and networking on the platform. Five do: Diana Górzna, David Palka, Wojtek Kardyś, Marcin Banaszkiewicz and Grzegorz Turniak, all between #11 and #20.

The top ten belongs to a photographer, the CEO of CodeTwo, the head of InPost Group, a journalist, a product management teacher, a robotics evangelist, a CISO, a communication expert, a bank executive and a sales specialist.

The ranking runs mostly in Polish: of the twenty most liked posts above, sixteen are in Polish and four in English. For a neighbor, see Germany's top LinkedIn creators; for the global picture, our worldwide ranking of the top LinkedIn creators.

We studied the natives separately, one data biography at a time, in our guide to the top LinkedIn creators to study.

One timing note. Fourteen of these twenty post most often between 8 AM and 11 AM on a weekday, and Monday at 10 AM is the most common slot. That sits close to what works for ordinary accounts: weekday mornings, 7 AM to 9 AM local time.

Two exceptions post in the evening: Piotr Konieczny (Monday, 7 PM) and Paweł Huryn (Wednesday, 8 PM).

And if showing up in these creators' comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked Poland's top LinkedIn creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through the last 12 months of posts from 86 Polish creators and ranked them by median likes per post.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 30 posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Per creator: themes, yearly trajectories, writing fingerprints, engagement rates and conversation ratios.

This is a small pool: 86 active Polish creators pass our floors, so a few posts can move the lower ranks. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any Polish creator the way we just did (median engagement, engagement rate, themes, trajectory, slots) and benchmark your own profile against the country. The data on this page is the product.