Board
Kovács Veronika (vice-president for youth exchanges) kova.veronii@gmail.com
I began my studies in marketing at Comenius University in Bratislava, and I am currently continuing my education as a third-year student at the Faculty of Engineering in Computer Science at GDE. I live in Budapest and work in the marketing department of Bosch.
The year I spent in Spain was a defining experience for me and contributed greatly to both my personal and professional development. In my free time, I enjoy travelling, doing sports, and painting, and my newest hobby is creating short animations.
Teo Nagy (chairman)
anagyteo@gmail.com
I was born in 1997. My mother is Slovak and my father is Hungarian. I attended the Hungarian-language Grammar School on Duna Street, and later earned a bachelor’s degree in History and Politics at Coventry University in England. After that, I obtained a master’s degree in Human Ecology at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. I have been leading SZMISZ since 2021. Throughout my life, I have held several full-time jobs, but youth work has always remained both a hobby and a second vocation for me.
Haják Norbert (vice-president for internal affairs) norbert.hajak@gmail.com
I was born in Bratislava on 11 August 1999. I completed both my primary and secondary education at the school on Duna Street in Bratislava, and later earned my law degree at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. After that, I continued my studies in Belgium in an LL.M. programme in International and European Commercial Law.
I currently work as a trainee lawyer, and previously I worked as a tax advisor at a multinational company. Alongside my professional career, civic and public engagement are also important to me: in addition to SZMISZ, I am also a co-founder of the Instantpolitika and Hét Szilvafa associations. My main fields of interest are minority policy, agricultural policy, commercial law, and energy law.
Nagy Leo (vice-president for wellbeing and sport)
anagyleo@gmail.com
I grew up in Slovakia, completed secondary school in Brussels, and then studied Neuroscience and Medicine at the University of Cambridge. After graduating, I worked as a doctor in various hospitals and departments across England, while continuing to actively collaborate with the University of Cambridge on research in Public Health, Cardiology, and Oncology. In addition, I founded an NGO focused on planting native tree species in Eastern Europe.
Within public health, I am particularly interested in prevention and screening in the primary care setting. In my free time, I enjoy playing football, reading, and travelling.
Bognár László (vice-president for minority rights) lacike.bognar1999@gmail.com
I was born in Bratislava on 30 July 1999 and come from Magyarbél. I completed my primary education in Senec at the Albert Molnár Szenci Primary School, and later graduated from the Zoltán Kodály Grammar School in Galanta. I continued my higher education in Brno, where I earned an engineering degree in Process Management and Strategic Business Development at the Faculty of Business and Management of Brno University of Technology.
I currently work as a manager and business development specialist at a multinational IT recruitment company, while also taking an active role in our family business. Community life and the cause of Hungarians in Slovakia have always been important to me: during my university years I was active in the student organisation KAFEDIK, and I currently serve as Vice President of SZMISZ. My main interests include geopolitics, economic policy, the world of business, minority policy, and international relations.