At the forefront of urban economics and environmental advocacy, my role as an Assistant Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest harnesses my academic rigor and passion for sociopolitical structures. My educational background in Regional and Environmental Economics, bolstered by international exposure, informs my approach to shaping resilient communities.As a self-employed consultant at Urbavis, I lead projects that intertwine public speaking, project management, and leadership, driving strategy and research in local economy and community development. Our team's collaboration with entities like the Association of Climate-Friendly Municipalities exemplifies our commitment to sustainable urban transformation.