I am associate professor, lecture and researcher at Corvinus University of Budapest, with over two decades of experience teaching various finance-related subjects, including corporate finance, financial calculations, asset pricing, and portfolio management. Throughout my academic career, I have guided numerous students into the complex world of financial markets and investments. In my previous work, I focused on innovation, startup financing, and venture capital investments, which were also the topics of my professional publications.

In recent years, my research has pivoted towards social investments, focusing on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing and biodiversity finance. This shift reflects my commitment to exploring sustainable investment strategies that promote ecological balance while delivering financial returns. I have contributed to various publications in these areas and have been involved in several significant projects aimed at enhancing the understanding of responsible investment practices. 

My academic journey began with a strong foundation in finance, which has evolved into a multifaceted exploration of how financial principles can be applied to address pressing global challenges. I strive to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring that my students are well-prepared for the complexities of the financial world.

Recipient of significant professional awards, including the Teacher of the Year (2013) at Corvinus University of Budapest and the Rector's Award for Distinction (2016) at the same institution. Key roles include serving as a tutor at the Department of Finance (2006-2007) and long-standing contributions as an organizer for the Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference since 2010. From 2012 to 2021, I organized the Corvinus Lectures in Finance. Active participation in university governance includes being a member of the Educational Committee for the MSc in Finance (2014-2020) and a member of the Committee for Responsible Management Education (2016-2021). Additionally, I led as Director of Specialisation in Finance (2018-2022) and was a main organizer of Wall Street 101 camp (2016-2019). Other notable roles include organizing the PRMIA Hungary Chapter Annual Conference (2017) and serving on the Faculty Committee at various times.

Through my work, I aim to inspire future leaders in finance to consider the broader implications of their investment decisions, fostering a new generation of professionals committed to making a positive impact on society and the environment.