Associate professor, former (2013-2023) deputy dean for corporate relations at Széchenyi István University, Hungary, Kautz Gyula Faculty of Business and Economics, Economic Modelling Research Group; between 2019 and 2023 research fellow at Budapest Business School, Faculty of Finance and Accounting, Centre of Excellence for Future Value Chains. 1997 BA in Business Administration, 1999 MA in Economics. 2010 PhD in monetary macroeconomics at University of Pécs, Hungary, title of the thesis: Central bank credibility and the limits of interest rate policy. Liquidity trap and deflationary spiral: theory and reality, summa cum laude. Teaching & subjects since 1998: micro- and macroeconomics, accounting, insurance mathematics, business controlling, input-output modelling. Participated in educational development, scientific and R&D projects, and consulting activities. Current main research area: global and regional value chains, input-output modelling. 184 publications, including 34 scientific journal articles, 3 books and 5 textbooks.