Milan Ištván studied journalism in Bratislava and Paris. In the years 1998 to 2002, he was the youngest member of the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic, dealing with topics such as Internet for schools, liberalization of the telecommunications market, and the law on electronic signatures. Since 2002, in the civil association Partnerships for Prosperity (PPP), he has been dedicated to supporting the informatization of society. He is a member of the Government Council of the Slovak Republic for the digitization of public administration and the single digital market and several working groups dedicated to eGovernment, Broadband and the implementation of EU funds in the digital field.

She studied journalism at the Faculty of Arts of Comenius University and defended a rigorous work: "Politicians in front of the cameras - a comparative analysis of selected discussion sessions". She has worked in various electronic media for almost 15 years. At Markíza Television, as an editor and presenter, she devoted herself to news and at the same time prepared and moderated political commentaries and special projects. After leaving television, she worked in the news of Radio Viva, which she later also headed. Since 2005 he has been engaged in communication consulting, media training, PR and media relations, preparation and management of communication strategies and projects in various fields. From 2012 to 2014, she worked as a commu…