Author: Attila Kerekes
Attila Kerekes
Having graduated in Political Science from Budapest's Corvinus University in 2015, Attila subsequently spent a few years in the Press Office of Hungary's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Through this experience and his university days, he established a network of connections, providing him with continuous insights into regional politics. Although presently employed as a marketing business partner at a Dutch HR company, he remains devoted to public affairs and daily politics. Additionally, Attila freelances for smaller enterprises and start-ups, assisting them with copywriting and various marketing tasks.
The world is changing and resources are scarce. Although inflation has calmed for the time being, interest rates are still higher than ever before in the…
Experiencing a loss in the political arena can be profoundly disheartening for both leaders and their supporters. Many very successful leaders have lost races along the…
Many times we advocated for the active use of AI, and automation tools. To effectively manage resources to achieve maximum possible efficiency. These strategic decisions provide…
Money is scarce, inflation is high, and talent is expensive. These global challenges impact organisations universally. As a follow-up to our previous article on how inflation…
“AI has entered the conversation.” Everyone’s conversation. It’s not going anywhere, and it’s here to stay. It poses many challenges and risks, nonetheless in the world…
In politics, as well as in any other successful organisation, the most important asset is your people—dedicated, hardworking staff. They are the ones working in front…
In politics, embracing non-political professionals is becoming a crucial strategy for parties aiming to bolster trust and innovation. Some of the most successful politicians were “non-political”…
Passionate activists play a crucial role in politics, driving movements, rallying support, and pushing for change. Their enthusiasm and dedication are invaluable assets. However, when motivated…
Organisational memory serves as a cornerstone for political organisations, encapsulating the wealth of data, information, and knowledge amassed over time. It holds the key to unlocking…
Resources are scarce, especially human capital. Despite initiatives like the “Spitzenkandidat” system, European politics are failing to engage with the voters in a way that would…
