All
Team
Piros Pazaurek
creative producer of the Hungarian Summit
I believe we can all make a difference and have a positive impact on the world around us.
Living in Volusia County since 2011, I founded my marketing company in 2015, leveraging my 15+ years of international marketing experience with a roster of clients in both Florida and Europe, and then launched the non-profit HungarianHub to foster networking between innovative business and community leaders from Hungary and United States.
I represent the interests of the local Hungarian communities, strengthening commercial and economic relations between Hungary and the United States of America, and promoting cultural and academic relations including tourism, internships and student trips.
I was inagurated as Honorary Consul of Hungary in Daytona Beach, Central Florida in 2019.
Judit Szőllősi
Projekt manager
I grew up in Vojvodina, Serbia. After completing secondary school, I graduated from the University of Pécs with a bachelor's and master's degree. I am currently a PhD student at the Doctoral School of Earth Sciences. During my studies, my main area of interest was the career path of Hungarian young people from abroad. From the very beginning of the research, I considered it important to gain professional experience. From my own viewpoint, a higher education degree is not a goal, but a tool for the future! That’s why I’ve tried myself in several areas, and I can say that the fields of community building, talent management, and HR are absolutely close to me. (:
Dr. Judit Trunkos
Head of Education section
I am an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Robert Morris University. The courses I have taught are Introduction to International Relations, Comparative Politics, European Studies, The Conduct and Formulation of U.S. Foreign Policy, Soft Power in International Relations, American Government, Cyber Diplomacy, Introduction to Political Science and Social Science Methodology.
As an International Relations scholar, I have been researching soft power, more specifically the various soft power instruments including sports, culture and education. I created a new soft power measurement method and a new dataset to evaluate all countries’ soft power use.
Dorottya Martonffy-Nagy
Head of the business section
As an expert in economic diplomacy and investment promotion, Dorottya has held multiple roles within Hungary’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, including serving as Deputy State Secretary for Investment Promotion. In this role, she was responsible for developing and implementing policies to enhance foreign and domestic investments, coordinating key foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in close collaboration with Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA), and oversaw government positions on EU trade policy representing Hungary as Titulaire at the EU Trade Policy Committee. Prior to this role, she led the Business Services Department at HIPA where she managed FDI projects across the business services, R&D, and logistics sectors. Between 2014-19 she served as Hungary’s Economic Attaché in Washington, D.C., gaining a deep understanding of the US political & economic institutional environment and business culture. She holds a master’s degree in Economics with a focus on International Relations from Corvinus University of Budapest. Currently a primary caregiver for her 3-year-old daughter, in her free time enjoys playing tennis and to travel.
Eszter Zador
registration manager
From athlete to artist, Eszter found her rhythm in the heart of NYC. Formerly a tennis player, she now orchestrates the magic behind the stage as a professional stage manager, bringing performances to life with precision and passion. Since 2021, Eszter has proudly called NYC home, immersing herself in its vibrant arts scene. She is thrilled to collaborate with HungarianHub and looks forward to the Hungarian Summit in Daytona Beach, connecting with fellow Hungarian creatives and thought leaders on a global scale.

Andrea Sipos
Registration Manager
The driving force of my life is human interaction and communication. I have been working in the field of HR for over 12 years now, where I've had the opportunity to assist hundreds of people in finding employment. Besides my profession, I also engage in theater performances and am working on establishing both traditional and children's theater.
I've always desired to connect with the American Hungarian community. Therefore, in 2020, I successfully joined the Hungarianhub team, where I was given the chance to initiate and execute the B-TERV project and the Unlimited Age program.
I take great pride in being part of the Hungarian Summit event series for the fourth year now. It's truly fulfilling to witness the expansion, diversity, and progress of the programs year after year.
Currently, I am contributing to the work of the Hungarian Summit from Hungary, and it brings me immense joy to be able to assist all our dear guests.

Pazaurek Tamás
Margeting manager
Réka Veres Lenox
Endowment Manager

Enikő Schmölcz
Volunteer
I was born on the 4th of July, 2006. I was a student at the Szolnoki Széchenyi István High School and now waiting for my acceptance letter from University of Debrecen. I’ve been playing volleyball since 2018 and did ballroom dancing for a few years. A lot of my interest are sport related, I especially love football and formula 1. I volunteered and worked for a few music festivals in Szolnok such as Palacsinta Festival.
Luca Morocz
Senior Fellow
Vivien Abraham
Cultural Programmes Manager

Noémi Tilky
Volunteer
First generation American to Hungarian father, and Colombian mother. Born and raised in New Jersey. Most recent milestone has been earning MBA at Corvinus University of Budapest through the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Program, meeting my wife in the very same program. Avid outdoorsman with professional interests in real estate investments and development, as well as public speaking, and new employee onboarding/training.