Richard Sulík, Minister of Economy of the Slovak Republic, Chairman of the Sloboda a Solidarita Party, former Member of the European Parliament. He worked as an advisor to the Ministers of Finance Ivan Mikloš (2002–2003) and Ján Počiatek (2006–2007). In 2004, he headed the company Odvoz a likvidacia odpadu, which is owned by the city of Bratislava, for two years. From 2005 to 2006 he was an adviser to the Minister of Social Affairs, Labor and the Family. He served as a Member of the European Conservatives and Reformists Party. A liberal who cares about this country. He wants to do everything to make Slovakia a better country to live in. He is convinced that our country has what it takes. Great people, beautiful land, peace and if public …

He started his career at VSŽ Košice as a programmer. Later he became a manager in various positions with responsibility for IT systems, many of which have been operating successfully to this day. After the extensive experience, he then decided to build new IT companies of Ness KDC in Košice and GlobalLogic, which targeted customers abroad. In this highly competitive environment, the company managed to create a working IT Valley model where he became Chairman of the Supervisory Board. His 20-year-lasting career allowed him to travel a lot, taught him about himself and about the great potential of his own country.

Michal Truban combines politics, business and strategies. In high school, he founded the company WebSupport, which he later successfully sold. He is the vice president Progressive Slovakia. At the same time, he does strategic consulting for SMBs and talks about everything in his podcast and blog at: truban.sk