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Martyna Wojciechowska
Journalist, Traveler, Social Activist, Documentary Filmmaker, and Bestselling Author
A Conqueror of the Seven Summits – She reached the top of Mount Everest just 1.5 years after a spinal fracture. The first woman from Central and Eastern Europe to complete the Dakar Rally (2002), and for over 20 years the only Polish woman to reach its finish line.
For 10 years, she served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Polish editions of “National Geographic” and “NG Traveler.”
She travels the world producing her original travel show, "Woman at the Edge of the World," which highlights inspiring women's stories and addresses significant social issues related to human rights. To date, she has produced over 120 episodes of the show.
She also creates documentaries that receive international acclaim, including the Golden Nymph Award for her documentary "Ghost People" at the Monte Carlo Television Festival, and a Silver Award for "Hope" at the World Media Film Festival in Hamburg.
Privately, she is an adventure enthusiast and a constant explorer of the world. Also a licensed skydiver and technical deep diver, with a personal record of 125 meters. Member of The Explorers Club.