Dávid Vitézy, candidate for mayor. Economist, urbanist, transport and urban mobility expert. He began his career as a civil activist and has been working on the development of Budapest for 20 years in a variety of capacities. He is credited with the reorganisation of the night bus network, the repeated prevention of service cancellations, the renewal of public transport in Budapest as the founding CEO of BKK (Budapest Transport Authority) and the creation of the Buda Interconnected Tram Network. In recent years, he has also worked as a consultant and trainer all over the world from the United States to South Africa. His comprehensive 101-point programme is an actionable plan to start real urban development in Budapest, instead of political battles between parties.

József Gál is a political scientist and expert in European and international administration, and a woodwind instrument maker and repairer. From May 2018 to October 2019, he was a member of the General Assembly of the Municipality Budapest, and is currently a member of the Climate Protection, Transport and Urban Development Committee of the General Assembly of the Municipality of Budapest. He first came to Hungary from Novi Sad (Serbia) to study, and now considers Budapest his home. He believes that with Dávid Vitézy, Budapest will enter a new era.

Anna Szilágyi is an economist specialised in the European Union, urban planner and graduate student of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design’s (MOME) service design postgraduate training course. She worked as a lecturer and Head of the Project Office at Budapest Metropolitan University for more than 10 years. Over the last 20 years she has been involved in more than 120 urban development, tourism and education projects. She has been a direct colleague of Dávid Vitézy for several years and functioned as the Public Engagement Manager of the Budapest Development Agency. As an urban developer, her goal is to transform the capital’s brownfield sites into vibrant, creative neighbourhoods.

Borbála Hutiray is a lawyer, economist and financial expert. She is the CEO of GreenGo, Hungary’s only fully electric public car-sharing service. She is a board member of the MedSpot Foundation, which helps people excluded from the public health care system, and the founder of a school association. She is committed to developing sustainable mobility. As a member of our team, she will work on economic development in Budapest, overseeing the city’s finances in a frugal and efficient manner.