Our team
Regional Managers
Maria Anna Adamiuk
CEE & CIS Project Manager
Maria Anna is a dynamic project manager with a background in diplomacy and deep tech innovation. Currently serving as Project Manager for Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States at Bridge to Wellness Global Foundation, she drives initiatives to enhance mental health care access for vulnerable populations through cutting-edge technologies and AI. Previously, she worked at the Permanent Mission of Poland to the UN in Geneva, the Consulate General of Poland in Hong Kong, as well as the Geneva for Human Rights, and as a liaison officer at VoiceSense Group, fostering connections between startups, investors, and government agencies across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. With a Master’s in International Relations and Diplomacy and a BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, Maria Anna combines strategic insight with a passion for sustainable development, health equity, and gender equality, positioning her as a vital force in advancing the Foundation’s mission for global mental health access.
Milan Brotmann
MENA Project Manager
Hailing from an interdisciplinary formative background, Milan’s extensive time spent across Belgium, the Netherlands, and Israel has informed both his wide skill set and the valuable experience he brings to the team. Based between Tel Aviv and Antwerp, Milan holds an MA in Political Ecology from Tel Aviv University and a BA in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Amsterdam University College. His work with leading civil society organizations, Such as EcoPeace Middle East and the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, reflect his unwavering dedication to a just and sustainable shared society.
This dedication extends directly into the charity’s work in mental wellbeing. Milan is deeply committed to advancing equitable access to mental health support, particularly for underserved and at-risk communities. Through his engagement with organizations such as Hagal Sheli and the Community Empowerment Center (CEC) in South Tel Aviv, he has gained valuable insight into the political, cultural, and systemic barriers that vulnerable populations face in accessing mental health care. His experience informs our foundation’s mission: to raise awareness of these disparities and work toward more accessible, culturally responsive mental health solutions for all.