There is no use in looking for Nowak in the club's almanacs, but he was the co-creator and the player of Lutnia.

The next man to commit to the club both on the pitch and off. Nowicki governed the club when the team was competing in C-class as Sport Association Dębiec League. Dębiec was already a part of Poznań city.

He was the co-initiator of the idea that KPW (Railway Army Training) branches should be joined into one - an event that finally took place in September 1933. The creation of a good club, mainly recognized thanks to the basketball team, helped develop other sport sections. During Chrobak's governance the club changed the stadium, which was completed in a short period of time thanks to the determination and commitment of the railway men. Chrobak was the only chairman in the club's history to govern before and after the war.

One of the greatest chairmen to lead the club. Due to his surname he is often referred to as "father" ("pater" in Latin means "father"). Pater is mostly associated with the basketball team who was very successful at the time. He was skilled and committed to running the club and he even managed to reorganize the existing sport sections and create new ones.

Under his governance the team reached the national competition and took part in the fight for the Polish championship for the first time in history. In 1947 the club was placed 4th in the qualifications to the re-actived I league - a rank that did not give promotion. However, the club kept on fighting and after the verification of the match lost by Lech 2:4 against Polonia Świdnica, which went as far as to the court, the Polish Football Association finally expanded the I league and let Lech advance further, all thanks to the determination of Nawrocki.

One of the two activists who divided Bronowski's governance periods. Despite being a chairman for three years, he wasn't remembered by many.

The man did not hide the fact that he became the chairman by accident. He took over the club due to the command given by the railway board, but he nonetheless managed to succeed. He was the main initiator of the renovation of the stadium located in Dębiec, which used to be too small for the club's needs. Despite little money, the stadium's capacity increased to 22 thousand people and was adjusted to watching football matches live at the cost of the running track. Under his governance the club was renamed to Lech.

One of the legendary chairmen. He occupied the post for the longest time in the club's history. Under his governance the club structures were reorganized the club itself became strong again. He was the one to initiate a search for the land for a new stadium, knowing the limitations of Dębiec region. Vice-chairman Pieńczak found a perfect spot in Grunwald region and the construction began in 1968. In the mean time the team was relegated to the III league, just to return to the top national competition in 1972. Drab was fully committed to the club and only a serious illness forced him to retire. A basketball memorium match is played to honor his memory.

He replaced his predecesor (and later successor) for 6 months only, but in the mean time the footballers won a bronze medal.

After 5 years the club finally found a man who was a worthy successor of Drab. In the 10 years during which Zeidler ruled, the club achieved remarkable things. The stadium at Bułgarska street was finally ready, a Polish Cup and 4 national championships followed, as well as multiple successes on the international arena (against Liverpool or Barcelona), or the basketball team which was in Europe's top 8 in 1989. However, due to the weakening support of the railway, only the most important and popular sport sections survived.

His short rule lasted less than a season. The team was no longer as powerful as it used to be and it couldn't match the top clubs in the country.

When Grajewski took over the club, new financial investments followed. The man was known from his activity in Widzew. He decided to govern Lech with Drzymała by his side. Changes were introduced - in season 1998/99 Lech played three matches in Grodzisk Wielkopolski. In addition, the name was again converted, this time into WKP (Greater Poland Football Club). The board even thought about putting the word "railway" back into the name. Grajewski's governance ended within a few months, but he remained committed to the club.

Majchrzak, alongside Radosław Sołtys and Michał Lipczyński, managed to bring Lech back to life. Under their governance Lech became popular once again. Thousands of fans, the return to Ekstraklasa and cooperation with the city government resulted in the Polish Cup and Super Cup trophies (2004). Nevertheless, the financial situation was far from good and thus new changes were introduced in 2005/06.

The current chairman has been governing the club since November 1st, 2011. He used to be in charge of the club's finances.