organizatorami

Organizatorami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun organizator, used to denote “organizers” in the instrumental case. The term designates people or entities responsible for planning and coordinating an event, project, or activity. It is used across contexts such as cultural events, sports competitions, academic conferences, business projects, and political campaigns. In Polish sentences the instrumental plural form is used as a predicative complement after verbs like być (to be) or with prepositions that require the instrumental case, for example: "Oni byli organizatorami konferencji" or "Współpracujemy z organizatorami festynu."

An organizer's duties typically include concept development, logistics, scheduling, budgeting, securing venues and suppliers, coordinating staff and volunteers, communication with participants and media, risk assessment, and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and safety regulations. In larger events, organizers work with partners, sponsors, and authorities to obtain permits, insurance, and formal agreements.

Organizatorzy may be individuals or organizations such as associations, companies, or public institutions. The role emphasizes planning and execution, rather than funding or hosting alone.

Etymology and related terms: the word derives from the verb organizować; the suffix -ator marks the agent noun. Related terms include organizacja (organization) and organizować (to organize). The concept is common in journalism, event planning, and administrative contexts, where clarity about who is responsible for the coordination is essential.