Justyna Kedra is a tech founder and advocate whose work centers on a very simple premise: human connection changes the trajectory of a life. As the founder of WERULE, a mentorship software platform, she helps corporations and non-profits build the kind of meaningful, scalable internal networks that actually foster personal growth and refine corporate culture.
Her approach is deeply informed by her background in design.

She studied at Parsons School of Design before shifting her focus toward building a more equitable business landscape. Since then, Justyna has collaborated with global organizations like American Express, UN Women, and The New School. In these roles, she focuses on strategic impact and the architecture of effective, sustainable mentorship programs.

Rather than chasing titles, her influence is rooted in quiet, consistent advocacy. Named a Champion of Change by the United Nations, Justyna frequently speaks on women’s rights and leadership at the UN General Assembly, Parsons / The New School, and leading technology forums. She also served as an external advisor for the Tory Burch Foundation and hosted the "Let’s Talk Impact" podcast in collaboration with Parsons The New School, carving out necessary spaces for conversations around innovation and equity.

At the core of her career is a profound understanding of what it means to guide someone else. As an entrepreneur, Justyna continues to bridge the gap between technology and human connection. She operates on the belief that true leadership is not about standing at the front of the room, but about holding the door open for whoever is coming next.

Ultimately, her work proves that the most sophisticated way to elevate any business is simply to invest deeply in its people.