Péter Szijjártó was born on 30 October 1978 in Komárom. In 1997, he graduated from the Czuczor Gergely Benedictine Gymnasium in Győr, after which in 2002 he received a degree in Foreign Affairs from the Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration.

He has been a Member of Parliament for Fidesz since 2002, and in 2018 began his fifth term in Parliament. From 2006 to 2010 he was Fidesz Communications Director, the Prime Minister’s Spokesperson from 2010 to 2012, and was Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and External Economic Relations at the Prime Minister’s Office from 2012 to 2014. In June 2014 he was appointed Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and since 23 September 2014 has served as Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Teodora Georgieva has more than 20 years of experience as a strategic manager, leading significant projects in various economic sectors. Currently, Ms. Georgieva is the Executive Director of the Bulgarian side of the project company ICGB and is also a member of its Board of Directors. ICGB is responsible for the overall management and development of the gas pipeline between Greece and Bulgaria and will soon be an independent transmission system operator.

From 2012 to 2014 Teodora Georgieva was Managing Director of Nabucco Bulgaria, and before that she worked at OMV Bulgaria for 13 years, 8 of which she was Managing Director of the company, holding cluster positions for Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia. Georgieva was the coordinator for Bulgaria of the European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT), in 2009 and 2010 she was awarded as Manager of the Year and is in the list of the top 10 Bulgarian managers.

She graduated from the University of National and World Economy and has a master’s degree in Finance. Married, with two children

John has served as VP LNG Origination for Cheniere since 2015 and is responsible for developing LNG sales opportunities in the EMEA region. Prior to joining Cheniere, John worked for Shell for almost 15 years in the company’s natural gas and power unit in Argentina and Brazil. John started his LNG career in 2003 at Shell’s LNG Supply and Trading unit in Singapore and The Netherlands. His last assignment in Shell was to lead the company’s LNG market development efforts in Sub-Sahara Africa out of South Africa. John holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the National University of Rosario, Argentina, and an MBA from the Macroeconomic Studies Centre of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Gergely Szabó has been leading MET Hungary since December 2014 and was appointed Regional Chairman of MET Central Europe from 1 January 2019. In the newly formed organisation Gergely Szabó is responsible for the overall management and coordination of the regional business operation and local subsidiaries in Croatia, Hungary and Slovakia, where MET Central Europe has more than 7000 long term partners in the industrial natural gas and power segment.

Gergely Szabó started his career at the Gas Division of MOL Group in 2007. He was Executive Director of Origination and Structured Trading at MOL Energy Trade Ltd. between 2010 and 2011, then managed the Swiss subsidiary of MET Group as CEO at MET International between 2011 and 2014.

In addition to his role of CEO of MET Hungary Ltd., Gergely Szabó is Chairman of the Board of Directors of E2 Hungary Ltd., the joint venture energy trading company established by Magyar Telekom and MET Holding, as well as Member of the Board of MET Croatia and MET Slovakia.

Thomas de Boer is Vice President, Commercial Road Transport (CRT), a global sector business within Shell’s Sector & Decarbonisation organisation.

Thomas has spent more than 20 years with Shell in commercial leadership roles, spanning business development, commercial fuels, retail fuels and aviation across Europe and the US. He was most recently General Manager, CRT for Europe, where he led European sales and marketing teams in serving tens of thousands of heavy-duty road transport customers. Currently based in the Netherlands, Thomas enjoys thriving through complex transitions, moving from concept to conversion – an approach that stems from his MSc in industrial engineering and management, gained from the University of Twente, the Netherlands.

With a current focus on how to profitably decarbonise the road transport business, his strong experience in sales, operations, marketing, and asset management inspires his collaborative work with the entire industry ecosystem, from colleagues and customers to business partners. He is committed to developing and delivering decarbonising transport solutions – whether energy products or digital services – that help keep businesses moving today, while planning for tomorrow. This covers biofuels, electrification, bioLNG and hydrogen, as well as digital technologies, infrastructure plays, and strategic partnership agreements – all of which are used to help shift projects from innovation to investment to reality.

Mr. Kensbok has been with GAZ-SYSTEM since 1^st January 2023.

From March 2021 to December 2022, he served as Vice President of Finance of KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. He was also associated with KGHM from 2019 to 2020 as Chief Executive Officer for Strategic Projects and President & CEO of KGHM INTERNATIONAL LTD. in Canada. 

From February 2020 to March 2021, he served as President of the Management Board at the Polish Armaments Group. From March 2017 to June 2019, he was Vice Chairman of the Board of the Industrial Development Agency. Since 2018, he has also been Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PKP S.A., and since 2015 he has served on the Supervisory Board and was the Board’s plenipotentiary for the restructuring of “Masfrost” companies. From 1989 to 2013, he held management and directorship positions in industrial companies.

He is a graduate of the Catholic University of Lublin, with a master’s degree in philosophy and theoretical physics. He completed his MBA at INSEAD Business School specializing in cost management and business process reorganization.

Franck studied Energy at the University of Rouen and received an Engineer Degree and then followed a Master of Mechanical Engineering at Cranfield University in United Kingdom. Later on, he earned an Executive Degree from the London Business School. Franck spent 25 years working for the Group Engie. Thus, he started his career at Gaz de France in the engineering department for 7 years and then moved to the Marketing and Sales with different functions in different countries such as France, Czech Republic, Hungary, Netherlands, Italy and UK before joining OMV Petrom. He was appointed member of the OMV Petrom Executive Board as of July 1, 2018 and President of FPPG as of January 30, 2019.

Dora Zombori serves as Deputy State Secretary for Energy Security at the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Before she was Ambassador-at-Large for Energy and Climate.

Prior to this, Ms Zombori served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of Hungary in Washington DC, between April and November 2020 she assumed the role of Chargé d’Affaires ad interim. Ms Zombori has had a variety of assignments in Washington, serving as the First Counselor for Energy and Political-Military Affairs at the Embassy of Hungary. She was also Transatlantic Diplomatic Fellow at the US Department of State from 2015 to 2016.

Prior to her assignment in the United States, she served as head of the Energy Security Unit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary where she held a variety of postings, including Energy Policy Expert, Desk Officer for Japan and the Asian Development Bank, Energy Policy Coordinator of the Hungarian EU Presidency. She is a member of the Women in Energy Association.

Attila Ságodi is a Partner at Dentons Europe Consulting. He has more than 20 years of experience in supporting acquisitions, portfolio processes, financial reorganizations and post-acquisition integration processes, primarily in regulated industries; including energy, telecommunications, and financial services. His consulting experience include strategic, operational efficiency and regulatory issues. As a Partner, he is predominantly involved in leading sustainable, strategic projects. Prior to joining Dentons Europe Consulting, he led the energy and infrastructure consultancy team of  KPMG, as a partner, for ten years. Previous to that, he became a expert of  transformation and sustainable operation of the energy sector, as member of Boston Consulting Group.

From May 13, 2022 Mykola Kolisnyk is the Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine. He started working in foreign commercial enterprises of the oil and gas complex. For three years he worked at the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine and in the past 6 years he held senior positions in the Ministry of Energy. He worked on the implementation of European legislation, in particular EU Regulations and Directives, on the security of natural gas supply, on daily balancing on the natural gas market, implementation of technical regulations on the quality of light petroleum products and coordinated cooperation with the NATO Energy Security Center on strengthening the security of critical energy infrastructure facilities.

From May 2018 until his appointment to the post of Deputy Minister he was the Head of the Directorate of the Oil and Gas Complex and Development of Oil, Natural Gas and Oil Products Markets responsible for policymaking, interactio with the enterprises of the oil and gas complex, implementation of projects to increase gas production, and signing of agreements on product distribution.

He completed specialized training abroad, in particular: JICA (Japan) courses on energy planning and management in energy markets; under the program BP & SOCAR az management in the energy sector – ADA University (Azerbaijan, Baku). He also took part in a post-graduate program on natural resources at DUKE University (USA) and others.

He is a representative of the Ministry at the International Energy Charter and a natural gas expert in the UNECE.

Keith has maintained relationship with Maralex International, Inc.(MII) for the past 16 years. Formed in 1992, MII, was originally created to provide engineering, geologic and operational expertise for the development of coalbed methane resources worldwide. The company drilled and completed the first three coalbed methane wells on the African Continent in Zimbabwe. Subsequent to that work, the International company focused on US domestic unconventional natural gas development and production in the Rocky Mountain Region. Keith has taken the lead in various companies and entertainment projects internationally with specialized focus in Latin America and Europe.

In June 2020, Olga Bielkova joined the management team of Gas TSO of Ukraine LLC and is responsible for promoting and protecting the interests of GTSOU in the international arena and among key regulatory bodies.
Previously Member of Ukrainian Parliament (Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine), three tearms 2012-2020: Member of the Verkhovna Rada’s Committee on Finance, tax and customs policy (2019-2020); Deputy Head of the Verkhovna Rada’s Committee on Fuel and Energy Complex, Nuclear Policy and Nuclear Safety; Permanent Member of the Ukrainian Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of OSCE (2014-2019); Member of the Verkhovna Rada’s Committee on Finance and Banking (2012-2014).

Throughout the years Olga Bielkova has been building her expertise in the following Public Policy focus areas: energy reform and creation of competitive energy markets; unification of energy prices at a market level; transition to more efficient subsidies for energy consumers; establishing an independent energy regulator; ensuring full transparency of the energy sector; fiscal regime improvement for energy sector; simplification and unification of the regulatory framework for the oil and gas producers; SOE efficiency; improvement of energy SOE’ corporate governance; national energy security, energy independence and diversification of energy suppliers; banking sector reform, digitalization of Ukraine, gender issues.

Olga Bielkova holds a Master degree of Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, a law degree from the Kyiv Shevchenko National University and a degree in economics from the Cherkassy State Engineering University.

Milan Sedláček joined the gas sector in 1994. Currently, he works for the gas transmission system operator Eustream. During his career he worked in various managerial positions in gas transmission, holding managerial positions in business development, regulation and strategy. Currently is the head of EU affairs and strategy at Eustream as well as compliance officer of the company. During his career within the Slovak gas industry he was responsible for a number of key projects, i.a. third party access implementation, energy legislation development, TSO certification and unbundling, network codes development and implementation as well as projects of interconnections with neighboring countries. Milan is representing eustream in various national and international bodies and organizations dealing with strategy, policy and regulation of gas transmission.

Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of Slovenský plynárenský priemysel, a.s. is in the position from October  2022. In additional, he also hold the position of the Vice president of the Business development and Trading. Between years 1991 and 2004, he worked at Slovnaft, a.s. in various positions, such as production operator and technologist, planning specialist, planning and optimization manager. From 2004 to 2006, he worked as a project manager at INA, Industrija Nafte in Croatia, and as a Head of the long-term planning department at the Slovnaft and MOL. Within the MOL Group, between 2007 and 2010, he served as director of supply chain management at Italiana Energia E Servizi S.p.A. in Italy.From 2010 to 2018, he was an LNG planning advisor at RasGas/Qatargas in Qatar. In 2019, he worked in Singapore as a senior technical advisor at Kellogg Brown & Root Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. and in 2020 as Senior SCM and Energy Optimization Consultant at KBC and Yokogawa Company. In 2022 he worked in Vietnam as an advisor for global energy transformation solutions. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Chemical Technology of the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava.

Imran is the Gas Transportation and Storage Analyst at the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF). He has a Master’s Degree in the field of Advanced Chemical Engineering from the University of Manchester.

The GECF is an intergovernmental organization comprised of the world’s leading gas exporting countries. Currently his role in the Gas Market Analysis Department (GMAD) focuses on pipeline natural gas trade, natural gas storage, the LNG shipping industry, and natural gas utilization in the transportation sector. As part of the GMAD team, he is also involved in other gas market aspects, including long and short term LNG trade, supply and demand, global prices and energy policies.

Previously, he had over ten years’ experience in a regulatory role of the LNG value chain, at the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries in his home country, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Mr Laszlo Fritsch started his professional career in the oil and gas industry at Shell Gas Hungary where he worked in various positions. He joined E.ON Gas Storage as Financial Director in 2006. After the takeover of the company by the Hungarian state in 2013 he has been appointed the CEO and Chairman of the Board of Hungarian Gas Storage. From 1 July 2020, he been the CEO and Member of the Board of former Hungarian Gas Trade Ltd., which changed its name to MVM CEEnergy Zrt.

During more than 20 years spent in the oil and gas industry Laszlo Fritsch has gained extensive professional knowledge and is also keen on sharing his expertise as a member of the Board of GIE, member of the Advisory Board of the Fund for Hungarian Oil and Gas Museum as well as a member of the Hungarian Mining Association.

Borbála Takácsné Tóth has worked with REKK since its creation in 2004. With REKK she has been leading several international and national consultancy projects, with many using the European Gas Market Model as the primary analytic tool. Her main fields of expertise include: regional co-operations; security of supply issues; energy geopolitics; major infrastructure initiatives in the gas sector and incentives for investments; competition cases in the gas market; storage and LNG markets. In 2001 she received an M.A. in International Relations and European Studies at the Central European University in Budapest. Borbala was educated as an economist and received her degree from the Budapest University of Economic Sciences in 1998. Before joining REKK she spent 5 years as a civil servant in government administration mostly in the field of energy regulation. Between 2001 and 2003 she was Head of the President’s Secretariat responsible for international relations of the Hungarian Energy Office.

The Director General of the Romanian National Natural Gas Transmission System Operator – Transgaz, Mr. Ion Sterian, is a renowned name in the energy sector in Romania, within the European Union and at international level.

Ion Sterian joined Transgaz in 2007 as representative of the Romanian State in the General Assembly of the Shareholders, and subsequently became the Chairman of the company’s Board of Directors in 2013.

A graduate of the Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiești, Ion Sterian specializes in drilling wells and the exploitation of oil and gas fields. He is also graduate of the Faculty of Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development of Bucharest. He holds a Master’s degree in Management and a Master’s degree in Management and Rural Development. He has also completed specialisation courses in International Relations, all of which provide him with the perfect profile to lead a company such as Transgaz.

Mr. Ion Sterian has professional experience and expertise in both the energy field and corporate management, having previously held senior positions in various key institutions in Romania. He was Executive Director of the Technical Division within the Autonomous Administration of the Free Zone of Braila, Executive Director of the Autonomous Administration of State Protocol Patrimony, and also served as Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism of Romania.

Throughout his career, Ion Sterian has developed and perfected his professional knowledge of corporate and security governance, international and diplomatic relations and financial management, all of which have contributed to the efficient, high-performance development of the company he manages. Under Mr. Sterian’s close coordination, Transgaz has implemented and continues to implement one of the most ambitious and important national natural gas transmission infrastructure development programs of the last 20 years, with investment projects estimated at over 3.4 billion euros.

During his tenure as Director General of SNTGN Transgaz SA, Ion Sterian has contributed decisively to increasing Romania’s energy security through the investments he has completed, such as BRUA – phase 1, a project that allows Romania to operate as a true regional energy hub, the Vadu-T1 National Natural Gas Transmission System expansion project, which now allows natural gas from the Black Sea to reach the National Transmission System, as well as numerous other developments of the National Transmission System, leading to an increase in the citizens’ quality of life and the development of local and national economies.

Moreover, Ion Sterian led Transgaz on the path to becoming the first Romanian multinational company in the energy sector with majority state-owned capital, successfully completing the takeover of Vestmoldtransgaz in the Republic of Moldova and building the Ungheni-Chișinău gas pipeline, an item of energy infrastructure that enhances regional energy independence.
A charismatic, dedicated leader, with a positive and effervescent personality, Ion Sterian has earned the trust and respect of his national and international peers, European and international authorities and institutions, the Romanian media and over 4100 employees.

In recognition of his professional merits and managerial skills, Mr. Ion Sterian has received, both personally and on behalf of Transgaz, numerous awards, diplomas and accolades, is invited to deliver speeches on issues specific to the energy sector, management and corporate governance, negotiation and financing related to complex and large-scale investment projects in national and European energy infrastructure, as well as on other topics related to the prospects for sustainable development and decarbonisation of the energy sector in Romania and Europe, energy diversification in Europe, digitalisation of the energy sector.

Esther Ang is the manager of MET International AG’s LNG business, and has years of experience working across the LNG value chain with a focus on midstream LNG trading and origination.

The LNG portfolio at MET International AG has grown considerably since the LNG desk’s inception in mid-2016. This year, the desk has delivered more than 1 mtpa of volumes in Asia and Europe. Of which, approximately 20% of the LNG volumes were procured, imported, regasified and sold as natural gas within MET Group’s European gas portfolio.

Esther graduated from the National University of Singapore and is currently pursuing postgraduate studies at Said Business School in Oxford University.

Gábor Szokodi has been the Director of Trading and Business Development at FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt. since 1 May 2022. He joined FGSZ in 2018 and worked in various positions in the field of business development. Gábor has 15 years of experience in the natural gas industry, before joining FGSZ he worked at MOL Group and MET Hungary in business development and trading related positions. He received his Master’s degree in Management and Organization at the Corvinus University of Budapest.

Mr. Kriston has become CEO since 1 July 2020. He has been deputy CEO and a member of the Board of Directors of Hungarian Gas Storage since 1 Oct 2013. Previously, he worked for MVM Hungarian Electicity Plc. among others as Head of Business Development. Before joining MVM Group Mr. Kriston worked in financial advisory and audit for almost 10 years at Deloitte and KPMG both in Hungary and in Germany. Mr. Kriston holds an MSc. degree in Business Administration and graduated from Corvinus University, Budapest.

Constantinos Papalucas is an Energy Policy/EastMed Specialist. He served as a Senior advisor to the Greek Minister of Environment and Energy and leads the National Hydrogen Committee. He coordinates the Greek participation in the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEIs) on Hydrogen putting the first Greek hydrogen projects in the pipeline. He also led the joint task force between the Greek Ministry and the U.S. Department of Energy that jointly developed a regional CCUS concept in Greece. During his tenure he has landed several world class major energy corporations to assess various upstream and midstream opportunities in Greece and invest in green technology ventures. In the past he served as an Associate at Harvard’s Belfer Center and at the U.S. Congress Energy&Commerce Committee.

Upon his return from the United States, Constantinos founded EastMed Energy Hub, an advisory platform that advocates for a regional energy hub in the Eastern Mediterranean through joint infrastructure and investments and that help its partners to grow in the region. He is also a member of the United Nations Group of Gas Experts (UNECE), Group of Experts on CMM and the Task Force of Hydrogen. He has written several Policy Papers and has been a member of the authoring team of the Greek National Energy and Climate Plan. His work has been hosted/featured in mainstream journals and magazines such as the Washington Times, S&P Global Platts, NAPE — Magazine for Dealmakers, Times of Israel, Egypt Oil&Gas, Hipporeads and others.

Constantinos is a graduate of Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

Over twenty years, Robert Bosnjak (born 1972.) has been actively involved in gas market development projects in South East Europe dealing with energy consumption analyzes and consumption forecasting, gas network development planning as well as gas systems pre-feasibility and feasibility studies.
Soon after gaining the master’s degree in petroleum engineering at the Faculty of Mining, Petroleum and Geology, University of Zagreb (1997), he was employed in Energy Institute Hrvoje Pozar as junior expert where he worked for more than twenty years. He left Institute from the Deputy Head of Energy Systems Planning Department in Energy Institute Hrvoje Pozar position. Currently, Mr Bosnjak leads strategic development in Plinacro, Croatian TSO. He participated in more than 100 technical studies, more than 20 scientific or technical papers, and was co-author in 5 books. During his professional carrier he participated on several advanced trainings of which the FOIP – business and company development – Preparation and evaluation of investment projects, RUHRGAS Gas Distribution System Planning Software and Market Research, Information and Optimisation System training, IAEA expert MAED – Model for Analysis of Energy demand training and ENERDATA s.a. France – Training Seminar on Energy Demand Forecasting and Energy Efficiency Evaluation are most important. He is specialised in energy consumption and gas and heat system development aspects: Energy consumption analyses, Energy consumption forecasting, Gas and heat network development projects planning, Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies development.

Mr Veér is responsible for EUROWAG’s regional truck park operations, fuel procurement, network development and fuel card acceptance partnerships. He is also in charge of managing Eurowag’s own LNG operations in Czechia alongside upcoming alternative fuels and digitalization projects. Previously, he worked for Shell Group, where he led Shell’s European LNG business development team tasked with introducing LNG as transportation fuel for heavy duty road sector. He joined Shell in 1996 and has worked extensively across the group including various commercial positions within fuel cards, lubricants sales, marketing, training, fuel supply & distribution and HSSE. He is passionate about future mobility, focusing mainly on heavy haulage sector. Mr Veér lived in Belgium, Russia and the Netherlands and holds MSc degrees in mechanical engineering and logistics. He splits his time living between Budapest and Balaton in Hungary.

Claudia Patricolo is the Editor-in-chief of CEENERGYNEWS, the only English-speaking news portal entirely dedicated to the energy industry in Central and Eastern Europe.

Trained as a journalist in Italy, she worked for different media outlets covering foreign policy, business, investments and macro-economy. After starting her career in Rome she moved to Paris, where she worked at Le Monde. Now she lives in Budapest from where she covered the CEE region as Deputy Editor of Emerging Europe, UK-based news, intelligence and community platform.
Her areas of expertise include energy, climate change and business in CEE.

Tamas Pletser is Erste Group’s Oil&Gas Equity Analyst covering EMEA stock markets. Pletser prepares research papers for Erste institutional and retail equity investors and help to select oil&gas investments as a sell-side analyst. The covered equities include PGNiG, PKN Orlen and Lotos Group from Poland, OMV from Austria, Romgaz and OMV Petrom from Romania, NIS from Serbia, Tupras, Petkim and Aygaz from Turkey. Pletser had started oil&gas research since 2000. He is also a CFA charterholder since 2002. Besides his main activities, he regularly writes, speaks and writes interviews about the European oil and gas markets and the development of the global crude oil prices.

Mr. Kensbok has been with GAZ-SYSTEM since 1^st January 2023.

From March 2021 to December 2022, he served as Vice President of Finance of KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. He was also associated with KGHM from 2019 to 2020 as Chief Executive Officer for Strategic Projects and President & CEO of KGHM INTERNATIONAL LTD. in Canada. 

From February 2020 to March 2021, he served as President of the Management Board at the Polish Armaments Group. From March 2017 to June 2019, he was Vice Chairman of the Board of the Industrial Development Agency. Since 2018, he has also been Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PKP S.A., and since 2015 he has served on the Supervisory Board and was the Board’s plenipotentiary for the restructuring of “Masfrost” companies. From 1989 to 2013, he held management and directorship positions in industrial companies.

He is a graduate of the Catholic University of Lublin, with a master’s degree in philosophy and theoretical physics. He completed his MBA at INSEAD Business School specializing in cost management and business process reorganization.

I have professional experience in all areas of vehicle production, sales and services in various international positions and in the management of IVECO’s Hungarian companies. My primary goal is to make this knowledge and experience, as well as the love of the IVECO brand, even more widely known, to pass it on to colleagues and partners through the management of a successful company.

I have gained more than 20 years of international experience in the service and sales field of the automotive industry connected to the transport sector, especially in the operation and servicing of road transport vehicles, the supply of spare parts, the establishment of a dealer network and a brand service network.

In addition to company management and executive tasks in Hungary, I held positions as director in Eastern and Southern Europe in the customer service and sales department of the manufacturing company.
I gained special experience in starting new companies, building up and successfully running business organizations.

Personally, I do believe in the alternate fueled future, that is proven by the numerous successful project I have managed so far.

2004 – 2010 Customer service manager Mediterran area at Iveco S.p.A
2010 – 2014 Customer service manager Central Easter Europe at Iveco Bus
2013 – 2014 Managing director Iveco Hungary
2014 – 2018 Managing director Danubetruck Iveco Importer
2018 – 2021 Managing director West-Gate Truck
2021 Managing director ECO-tech visiON Iveco Importer

Mr Henrik Domanovszky is an engineer of transport, his professional activity stands for gas-powered fuelling, supporting the LNG & CNG technology implementations. Based on numerous small & mid-scale project development at the LNG field, his experiences span from the needs through the construction to the operation.

Peter Pčola is the Director for Commercial and Regulatory Affairs in eustream, a.s since January 2017 where he is responsible for commercial front and back office, trading activities, regulatory management and commercial dispatching. He started to work for eustream, a.s. from January 2015 as Financial Director and before worked for gas distribution operator in Slovak Republic, SPP – distribúcia a.s., as Head of Finance Department and Deputy of Section Director. He started his career as auditor in Deloitte Slovakia and graduated at International Business, Slovak University of Agriculture and Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA).