Gershoj Energia Economic Forum
With the launch of the Gershoj Energy Economic Conference, we want to create and regularize an event that can provide interesting and thought-provoking information about the economic and business world and help businesses grow and gain a deeper understanding of market conditions.
Solar Power Systems have been operating reliably for many years, so it is worth considering global macroeconomic factors and other trends when making a decision.
The forum itself is a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, learning and inspiration. The event was first held in Tata in 2016 and has been held in September every year since.
The event is private, exclusively for our business partners and invited company executives.
Speakers of previous conferences:
2019
Dr. Éva Palócz
Kopint-Tárki Economic Analyst Ltd. CEO
Between 1995 and 1998, she worked at the Magyar Nemzeti Bank, then she was the founder and first director of the Institute of Economic and Business Analysis, which was established alongside the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Between 2002 and 2007, she was the Deputy Chief Scientific Officer of Kopint-Datorg Rt.
The topic of the presentation was the analysis of the cornerstones of the EU and Hungarian economies. In terms of GDP, the number of newly acceded Member States in 2018 is 7-8. in the first half of 2019 in terms of GDP growth.
Gábor Gyimesi and András Kriza
representing Flow Hungary
Gábor Gyimesi is a process organizing and controlling specialist who builds business processes and controlling systems in an SME and large company environment with 20 years of experience.
As HR Director, András Kriza worked for large international companies, gaining practical knowledge in the implementation and operation of HR processes and systems.
The presentation sought to answer the question of how an employer can bring and keep employees in a “FLOW” state at work — that is, a state of joy and satisfaction provided by work.
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2018
György Bőgel
professor at CEU Business School
Professor György Bőgel is a recognized teacher at CEU Business School. He specializes in corporate governance and organization, with a particular focus on the IT industry and the impact of technological developments on corporate governance. He has published several books and more than a hundred articles in Hungarian and English.
Lecture topic: Present and future of intelligence in the economy and society. He showed where the world is in the field of artificial intelligence, what its consequences are for society, how it affects, for example, employment and its distribution. These were supported by many domestic and foreign examples from various sectors: industry, agriculture, trade, science.
Tamás Nagy
Head of the MNB's Macroprudential Analysis Department
Tamás Nagy MSc. He graduated in economics from the Corvinus University of Budapest with a degree in finance. In addition to the domestic macroeconomic and banking system analyzes, he analyzed the operations of key regional players as a member of Bank Austria and UniCredit CEE Research. Since 2016, he has been head of the MNB’s Macroprudential Analysis Department, which is responsible for, among other things, the MNB’s Financial Stability Report, Lending Processes and the Housing Market Report.
The topic of his presentation is: Financial stability, the revival of the domestic housing market. He presented signs of slowing global growth, with greater market volatility, presented the development of real estate prices in the region and in Hungary – is there a bubble already? – and also addressed the management of retail and corporate interest rate risk (what can the MNB do?)
2017
Dr. András Vértes
Chairman, GKI Economic Research Co., Budapest, Hungary
Presentation:
- Merre halad a világ és merre Magyarország
- Economic policy, Macroeconomics
Background:
- Budapest University of Economics, Ph.D.
- 1998- GKI Economic Research Co., Chairman
- 1992-1998 GKI Economic Research Co., Chairman-CEO
- 1987-1992 Economic Research Institute, Director
- 1981-1987 National Planning Office, Group Leader, Head of Macroeconomics Department
Dr. Diána Ürge-Vorsatz
Center for Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Policy, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
Professor, Vice Chair, WGIII, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Presentation: The need for an industrial revolution, its traps and opportunities for a better quality of life.
Background:
Played a leadership role (Coordinating Lead Author) in the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change when it received the award in 2007.
Leader, Scientific review of Sustainable Development Goal “7” in the new UN Development goals development process (Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all”), 2014
Member of the Scientific Committee of the high-level conference, “Our Common Future under Climate Change”, Paris,2015. http://www.commonfuture-paris2015.org/
Director, Center for Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Policy (3CSEP). 2007 –
Director of the PhD program, Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Policy, Central European University (CEU), 2002 – 2007
Acting Head of Department, Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Policy, CentralEuropeanUniversity (CEU), 2001 – 2002.
Full Professor, CEU, 2007 – present
Associate Professor, CEU, 2001 – 2007
Research Assistant, Energy Forecasting Group, Energy and Environment Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL). Fall 1994 – 1996.
Research Assistant, Heat Islands Project , UCLA and LBNL. Winter and Spring, 1994.
Instructor and Lecturer, Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Policy, CEU. Summer 1994.
2016
Dr. András Vértes
Chairman, GKI Economic Research Co., Budapest, Hungary
Presentation:
- How is the enviroment environment evolving? What is to be expected after 2020?
- Economic policy, Macroeconomics
Background:
- Budapest University of Economics, Ph.D.
- 1998- GKI Economic Research Co., Chairman
- 1992-1998 GKI Economic Research Co., Chairman-CEO
- 1987-1992 Economic Research Institute, Director
- 1981-1987 National Planning Office, Group Leader, Head of Macroeconomics Department
