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Ik ontmoette deze uiterst boeiende Hongaarse auteur en intellectueel Tóth Gergely in Visegrad (Hongarije) eind September 2012 tijdens het driedaagse congres van Euro-SPES over Spiritualiteit en Duurzaamheid. Hongarije kent heel veel uiterst bekwame hoogleraren op gebied van business spiritualiteit. Zij publiceren meestal in het uiterst moeilijke Hongaars waardoor zij geen bekendheid genieten in het buitenland. Daarom is het zo fijn om zo’n imposant werk in het Engels met u te mogen delen. Tekenend is dat ook deze auteur, net als  Prof. Paul de Blot en ikzelf, die kennis vrij beschikbaar stelt mits u de bron vermeldt. Kennis is van de mensheid om toegepast te worden en niet voor de duurst betalende mensen.

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Hierbij het biografische stukje in het Engels dat u ook op de achterkant van zijn boek kunt vinden:

Tóth Gergely is a Hungarian citizen who was born in 1970. Together with his wife they
bring up their four children. By education he is an economist and holds an M.Sc. in Business
Administration, and a Ph.D. in environmental management. He has studied and worked for
long periods in the USA, Holland, Germany, Romania and the Baltic States. He is fluent in English and German. With other collegues Tóth Gergely established the Hungarian Association for Environmentally Aware Management (KÖVET) in 1995; he remained the executive director of this NGO till 2006 and has since then acted as secretary general. He also worked as the executive director and then vice president of the International Network for Environmental Management (INEM) between 2000 and 2005. Since 2006 he has been an assistant professor at the University of Pannonia in Keszthely, teaching economics, environmental management and global trade. Tóth Gergely holds 18 honors and awards, including the ‘Pro Scientia’ prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, awarded in 1995. He has managed and supervised 20+ larger projects, financed by the European Union and other donor agencies. He has contributed to 30 books, has published 50 articles in professional journals and over the last 12 years has held 180 lectures in Hungarian and international conferences and training workshops. Beyond his children, his hobbies are writing, triathlon and other sports.