Clusters of Hungary from our perspective [antikvár]

Tamás Dobronyi Honorary Associate Professor He was born in 1979 in Budapest. In 1998 he began his studies at the Technical University of Budapest. In 2003 he graduated at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics as an MBA Department Manager. He completed his postgraduate degree in European Studies at Eotvos Lorand University. After a PhD in Business Administration, he also accomplished a leadership program at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government - Strategic Frameworks for Nonprofit Organizations. Author of numerous technical articles in the fields of economics and packaging technologies. Honorary Associate Professor of the University of Obuda. László Halmos, Economist, 1956 Relevant/main professional stations: deputy for the construction manager and later the IT manager of the 23. state construction company; Leader of the economics department at a manufacturing unit at ORION radio and electric company; Senior consultant at IFUA Horváth and Partners Consulting Ltd.; Manager at Expert-Net Economic, Trade and Informatics Ltd.; Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at DHK Arrears Management and Financial Services Inc.; Executive at Press-Pic Packaging and Environmental Resources Research Institute Ltd.; Lecturer of controlling at the College of Finance and Accountancy for 15 years; Chairman of the First Hungarian Packaging Cluster for 10 years and Co-President of the Hungarian Cluster Association since it was founded; Other experiences in corporate communication, in project management, in R&D organization and in IT fields. Éva Somosi Was born on November 14.1977. in Pécs. In 1996 she began her studies at the University of Pécs, Faculty of Economics; she obtained MSc degrees in the fields of Marketing and EU Business Studies. Within the confines of an ERASMUS scholarship, she spent half a year in Britain at the University of Leicester, Faculty of Political Science. Currently she studies at the University of Pécs, Faculty of Regional Policy and Economics as a doctoral student. Until the beginning of 2011 she worked for the Pólus Programme Office, which played a part in the operational implementation of the Hungarian Cluster Policy. She is the project manager of the University of Pécs.