HIPA events 2014-2015
28. December 17 2015 Zsófia Mautner, book presentation Hungarian Bites
27. December 11 2015 . Tove Skarstein Ambassador of Norway In the Norwegian funding for NGO's
26. December 1 2015 Dalma Dojcsák Head of Freedom of Speech Program, Helsinki Committee
25. November 26 2015 Annual General Meeting
24. November 13 2015 Zoltán Gőgös MSZP, Zoltán Magyar Jobbik on the sale of state-owned land to Fidesz-supporters
23. November 3. Dr. Dániel Karsai lawyer Modification of Church law
22. October 21. Péter Balázs CEU, Ákos Gergely Mandiner on the political situation
21. October 8. Mária Sándor black dressed nurse on healthcare
20. September 24. András Pulai Publicus, Csaba Tóth Republicon Institute on the political situation
19. September 16. Gergely Gulyás Fidesz politician on refugees
18. September 11. Marta Pardavi, Gábor Gyulai Helsinki Committee, András Léderer civil activist on refugees
17. July 8. Gergely Kovács Leader of Two Tailes Party on their bill board campaign against the refugee campaign of the government
16. June 16.Dr. Tamás Dénes President of Resident Associacion
15. June 2. Endre Sik Tarki, Zsuzsa Blasko, András Pulai
14. May 28. Dr. Gábor Magyar laywer on the state of the Hungarian justice system
13. May 8. Zsuzsa Szelényi MP of Együtt
12. April 8. Lajos Bokros President of MoMa
11. March 30. Zoltán Illés, former State Secretary of Environmental Protection Nature Reserve and Water Management. Environmental Policy of the Hungarian Government
10. March 5. Kitty McKinsey spokeperson of UNHCR and Gábor Gyulai Refugee Program Coordinator of Helsinki Committee. Refugee crisis in Hungary
9. February 27. Péter Krekó, Political Capital Péter Molnár, Professor of CEU and founder of FIDESZ, on the Orbán-Simicska conflict.
8. February 16, Dr.András Deák . Energy Security, Hungarian Institute of International Affairs Michael LaBelle CEU sustainability, innovation and energy technologies. on Hungary's dependence on Russian energy
7. February 13 Annual HIPA diner with Dr. Ádám Miklósi, Hungarian ethologist, specialised in research on communication between humans and dogs.
6. February 3 Péter Juhász Együtt politician and councellor of the local government of Budapest V. on.
5. January 26 Balázs Gulyás 100K against the Internet Tax and Zoltán Vajda 60.000 against the theft of private pension fund on protests against government
4. January 15, 2015 László Heltai LMP, Viktor Szigetvári Együtt. on economic policy of the governmet.
3. December 17 András Stumpf Heti Válasz, Csaba Tóth Republokon, Ákos Balogh Mandiner
2. December 5, 2014 Eszter Kósa Gyerekesély Egyesület, András Gábos Tárki on poverty
1. November 19 2014 Tamás Mellár, professor of Pécs University, Péter Kondor professor of CEU on economy
27. December 11 2015 . Tove Skarstein Ambassador of Norway In the Norwegian funding for NGO's
6. February 3 Péter Juhász Együtt politician and councellor of the local government of Budapest V. on.
4. January 15, 2015 László Heltai LMP, Viktor Szigetvári Együtt. on economic policy of the governmet.
3. December 17 András Stumpf Heti Válasz, Csaba Tóth Republokon, Ákos Balogh Mandiner
2. December 5, 2014 Eszter Kósa Gyerekesély Egyesület, András Gábos Tárki on poverty
1. November 19 2014 Tamás Mellár, professor of Pécs University, Péter Kondor professor of CEU on economy
HIPA events 2013-2014
1. 22 November 2013, Zoltán Pokorni, FIDESZ politician
2. 10 January 2014, László Akar GKI, György Barcza Századvég, János Samu Concorde
3. 18 January 2014, Annual dinner
4. 24 January 2014, Kim Lane Scheppele Princeton University
5. 29 January 2014, Ilona Pálffy Election Office, András Patyi Election Committee
6. 6 February 2014, Zoltán Cséfalvay Minister of State for National Economy
7. 19 February 2014, Andras Deák Dr.Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Balázs Felsmann Corvinus University, Stephen Stec CEU
8 5 March 2014, Gergely Gulyás Deputy Leader of FIDESZ Parlamentary Group
9 10 March 2014, Bálint Magyar, Júlia Vásárhelyi, Attila Ara-Kovács
2. 10 January 2014, László Akar GKI, György Barcza Századvég, János Samu Concorde
3. 18 January 2014, Annual dinner
4. 24 January 2014, Kim Lane Scheppele Princeton University
5. 29 January 2014, Ilona Pálffy Election Office, András Patyi Election Committee
6. 6 February 2014, Zoltán Cséfalvay Minister of State for National Economy
7. 19 February 2014, Andras Deák Dr.Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Balázs Felsmann Corvinus University, Stephen Stec CEU
8 5 March 2014, Gergely Gulyás Deputy Leader of FIDESZ Parlamentary Group
9 10 March 2014, Bálint Magyar, Júlia Vásárhelyi, Attila Ara-Kovács
10 18 March 2014, Gordon Bajnai President of Együtt
11 20 March 2014, Ferenc Gyurcsány President of DK
12 25 March 2014, Viktor Szigetvári campaign leader of Együtt and Tibor Szanyi MSZP politician
13 1 April 2014, Ferenc Kumin Deputy State Secretary of International Communication
14 1 April 2014, Márton Gyöngyösi Jobbik politician
15 4 April 2014, Tamás Meszerics LMP politician
16 11 April 2014, Csaba Tóth Republicon, Róbert László Political Capital and Ágoston Sámuel Mráz Nézőpont
17 24 April 2014, Sándorné Ács Director of Kishantos Ecofarm
18 5 May 2014, Tamás Szűcs Head of Representation of EU Commission in Hungary
19 27 May 2014, Péter Balázs Professor of CEU and Róbert László Political Capital
20 4 June 2014, György Csepeli Professor of ELTE
21 12 June 2014, Péter Nádori Lapcom
22 13 June 2014, Tove Skarstein Ambassador of Norway
23 19 June 2014, Gwen Jones OSA
24 23 June 2014, Veronika Móra Director of Ökotárs
25 15 July 2014, Dirk Gerkens CEO of RTL Klub and Róbert Kotroczó news director
26 11 September 2014, Tamás Boros Policysolutions, Gellért Rajcsányi Mandiner.hu and Gábor Toka CEU
27 25 September 2014, András Lukács Levegő Munkacsoport, Zsuzsanna Foltányi Ökotárs
28 9 October 2014, Lajos Bokros President of MoMa
29 28 October 2014, Zoltán Czibere State Secretary of Social Affairs and Zoltán Kovács State Secretary of International Communications
30 4 November 2014Tünde Handó. president of the National Office for the Judiciary
31 7 November 2014 Nicholas Kralev U.S. journalist and expert on U.S. foreign policy and diplomacy
32. 13 November 2014 Annual General meeting
12 25 March 2014, Viktor Szigetvári campaign leader of Együtt and Tibor Szanyi MSZP politician
13 1 April 2014, Ferenc Kumin Deputy State Secretary of International Communication
14 1 April 2014, Márton Gyöngyösi Jobbik politician
15 4 April 2014, Tamás Meszerics LMP politician
16 11 April 2014, Csaba Tóth Republicon, Róbert László Political Capital and Ágoston Sámuel Mráz Nézőpont
17 24 April 2014, Sándorné Ács Director of Kishantos Ecofarm
18 5 May 2014, Tamás Szűcs Head of Representation of EU Commission in Hungary
19 27 May 2014, Péter Balázs Professor of CEU and Róbert László Political Capital
20 4 June 2014, György Csepeli Professor of ELTE
21 12 June 2014, Péter Nádori Lapcom
22 13 June 2014, Tove Skarstein Ambassador of Norway
23 19 June 2014, Gwen Jones OSA
24 23 June 2014, Veronika Móra Director of Ökotárs
25 15 July 2014, Dirk Gerkens CEO of RTL Klub and Róbert Kotroczó news director
26 11 September 2014, Tamás Boros Policysolutions, Gellért Rajcsányi Mandiner.hu and Gábor Toka CEU
27 25 September 2014, András Lukács Levegő Munkacsoport, Zsuzsanna Foltányi Ökotárs
28 9 October 2014, Lajos Bokros President of MoMa
29 28 October 2014, Zoltán Czibere State Secretary of Social Affairs and Zoltán Kovács State Secretary of International Communications
30 4 November 2014Tünde Handó. president of the National Office for the Judiciary
31 7 November 2014 Nicholas Kralev U.S. journalist and expert on U.S. foreign policy and diplomacy
32. 13 November 2014 Annual General meeting
HIPA events 2012-2013
1. 29 November 2012, András Simor, Governor of the Central Bank2. 6 December 2012, Benedek Jávor, LMP politician
3. 12 December 2012, Prof. Mária Kovács, Director of CEU's Nationalism Studies Program
4. 11 January 2013, András Vértes, President of GKI and György Barcza analyst of Századvég
5. 25 January 2013, Péter Krekó, Director of Politcal Capital and Gábor Takács analyst of Nézőpont Insitute
6. 8 February 2013, Rita Bence, HCLU, Head of Patients'Rights and Autonomy Program, Jenő
Keresztes, homeless activist of A Város Mindenkié, Sebály Bernadett, activist of A Város Mindenkié
7. 18 February 2013, György Balavány journalist, Gábor Polyák media lawyer Mérték
Standards Media Monitor, Tamás Bodoky atlatszo.hu
8. 5 March 2013, Ádám Fischer conductor and Máté Gáspár cultural manager OSI
9. 6 March 2013, László Baán director of the Museum of Fine Arts
10. 17 April 2013, László Parragh, President of Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and
Industry
11. 19 April 2013, Rózsa Hoffmann, State Secretary of Public Education
12. 16 May 2013, Enikő Győri, Minister of State for EU Affairs and Ferenc Kumin, Deputy Stae Secretary of International Communications
13. 24 May 2013, Miklós Ligeti JD, Head of legal affairs of Transparency International Magyarország and Gergely Nagy, journalist of HVG
14. 28 May 2013, Ferenc Bíró, Partner of Erns&Young
15. 17 June 2013, Péter Balázs, Professor of CEU
16. 18 June 2013, Attila Mesterházy, President of MSZP
17. 24 June 2013, Visit to Puskás Football Academy of Felcsút
18. 13 July 2013, HIPA Garden Party
19. 19 July 2013, Gordon Bajnai, President of Együtt 2014-PM
20. 5 September 2013, Csaba Toth, Strategic Director of Republikon
21. 17 September 2013, Gergely Tardos, Director of OTP Research Centre, András Vértes, President of GKI
22. 26 September 2013, Dr Gábor Erőss, expert of education of PM
23. 10 October 2013, Dr Imre Deák, CEO of Danubius Hotels, Viktória Horváth, Deputy State
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24. 11 October 2013, Ágoston Sámuel Mráz, senior analyst of Nézőpont Intézet, Endre Sík, senior researcher of TÁRKI
25. 7 November 2013, Imre Szabó Stein Communication Director of Liszt Academy of Music
26. 21 November 2013, Annual General Meeting of HIPA
HIPA events 2011-2012
1. December 6, 2011 The new election law Viktor Szigetvári of Haza es Haladás and Robert Laszlo of Poltical Capital
2. December 15, 2011 International Media and the relation with the government. Jonathan Horsman
3. December 20, 2011 President of the Supreme Court. András Baka
4. December 21, 2011 The Hungarian Media Law Attila Mong, editor of Origo.hu, Gábor Pólyak, head of
Mertek.hu and László Majtényi, director of Eötvös Károly Institute
5. January 17, 2012 Political analysts Tamás Boros, András Biró-Nagy Policy Solutions and Ferenc Kumin Százádveg
6. February 2, 2012. Former Minister of Economy Attila Chikán
7. February 7, 2012 Authority of Data Protection Attila Péterfalvi and Endre Győző Szabó
8. February 17, 2012 Annual Hipa dinner with filmproducer Andy Vajna
9. February 22, 2012. The new Church law Gábor Iványi Methodist Pastor, Timea Szabó LMP, Gergely Gulyás Fidesz
10. March 9, 2012 Students Network Andrea Kóbor, Csaba Jelinek, Dénes Csurgó
11. March 22, 2012 IMF-negotiations, economist László Csaba CEU and Zoltán Török Raiffeisen Bank
12. April 3, 2012 President of the MSZP Attila Mesterházy
13. April 12, 2012 Reform in Higher Education, Norbert Kiss, Deputy State Secretary of Higher Education
14. April 26, 2012 Cultural Policy András Bozóki, former Minister of Culture
15. May 13 2012 Agriculture Policy, Rebeka Szabo LMP-deputy, Zsolt Feldman, deputy state secretary of Agrar Policy, Peter Tóth of Agrár Europa Ltd.
16. May 29 2012 Effects of the Media Law, Miklós Harászti Former OSCE Representative on Freedom of Media
17. June 13 2012 Visit behind the screens of the Gellért Bath
18. June 22, 2012 Minister of Foreign Affairs János Martonyi
19. July 12, 2012 Deputy State Secretary of International Communication Ferenc Kumin
20. July 25, 2012 Renaissance of the Horthy Era, Mária Kovács CEU professor
21.September 9. 2012 Hipa Garden Party with Gellért Rajcsányi, journalist of Mandiner.hu
22 September 13, 2012 Political analysts Péter Krekó Political Capital and Gábor Takács Nezőpont Institute
23. October 4, 2012 Ombudsman Maté Szabó
24. October 14, 2012 Corruption and state capture, Noémi Alexa, director of Trancparency International and Tamás Bodoky, editor of atlatszo.hu
25 November 13, 2012 Együtt 2014 Gordon Bajnai
26. November 14 2012 The new Election Law, analysts Rábert László of Political Capital and Csaba Tóth Republikon Institute
27. November 22 2012 Annual General Meeting of HIPA
HIPA events in 2009
János Veres, Minister of Finance, 13 January
Péter Kaderják, Director of the Regional Center for Energy Policy Research,
Corvinus University of Budapest, 29 January
Ferenc Gyurcsány, Prime Minister of Hungary, 18 February
György Virágh, Director of National Institute of Criminology, 19 February
5. László Hegedüs, pop impressario, Hipa dinner, 27 February
Tibor Draskovics, Minister of Justice, 5 March
Akos Nikolai, Chairman of the Hungarian Tourism Board,
Ivan Róna, CEO of the Hungarian National Tourism Office,
Imre Déak President CEO of Danubius Hotels Group, 24 March
Kornelia Magyar, Director of the Progressive Insitute,
Csaba Toth Director of the Republicon Institute,
Mark Szabo Head Analyst of Perspective Institute 30 March
Eva Palócz, Director of Kopint-Tarki,
Lászlá Csaba, professor of CEU economic breakfast 29 April
Gordon Bajnai, Prime Minister, 15 May
Timea Szabó, LMP,
Tibor Varady HP 25 May
Krisztina Morvai, EU MP of Jobbik, 9 June
István Varga, Minister of Economy, 18 June
László Rajk, SZDSZ politician, 1 September
Grigorij Meseznikov, President of Slovakian Institute for Public Affairs, 8 September
Ádam Farkas, president of PSZAF 6 October
Péter Balázs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 7 October
Andor Urmos, Head of the Department of Roma Integration, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour, 19 October
Edina Heal, Director of Slager Radio, 3 November
Barbara Brill. Sláger RadioPéter Oszkó, Minister of Finance, 5 November
Trip to Edelény and Bodvalenke Fresco Village, 13 November
Katalin Szili, MSZP politician 17 November
Annual General Meeting, 3 December
Péter Kaderják, Director of the Regional Center for Energy Policy Research,
Corvinus University of Budapest, 29 January
Ferenc Gyurcsány, Prime Minister of Hungary, 18 February
György Virágh, Director of National Institute of Criminology, 19 February
5. László Hegedüs, pop impressario, Hipa dinner, 27 February
Tibor Draskovics, Minister of Justice, 5 March
Akos Nikolai, Chairman of the Hungarian Tourism Board,
Ivan Róna, CEO of the Hungarian National Tourism Office,
Imre Déak President CEO of Danubius Hotels Group, 24 March
Kornelia Magyar, Director of the Progressive Insitute,
Csaba Toth Director of the Republicon Institute,
Mark Szabo Head Analyst of Perspective Institute 30 March
Eva Palócz, Director of Kopint-Tarki,
Lászlá Csaba, professor of CEU economic breakfast 29 April
Gordon Bajnai, Prime Minister, 15 May
Timea Szabó, LMP,
Tibor Varady HP 25 May
Krisztina Morvai, EU MP of Jobbik, 9 June
István Varga, Minister of Economy, 18 June
László Rajk, SZDSZ politician, 1 September
Grigorij Meseznikov, President of Slovakian Institute for Public Affairs, 8 September
Ádam Farkas, president of PSZAF 6 October
Péter Balázs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 7 October
Andor Urmos, Head of the Department of Roma Integration, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour, 19 October
Edina Heal, Director of Slager Radio, 3 November
Barbara Brill. Sláger RadioPéter Oszkó, Minister of Finance, 5 November
Trip to Edelény and Bodvalenke Fresco Village, 13 November
Katalin Szili, MSZP politician 17 November
Annual General Meeting, 3 December
In 2008 Hipa organized the following events:
Matyás VINCE president of MTI, on the position of the Hungarian media, January 30
Annual dinner with guest speaker András SIMONYI, former ambassador of Hungary in Washington , February 1
Agnes HORVÁTH Minister of Public Heath, on health care privatisation and the upcoming referendum, February 12
István STUMPF, political analyst, director of Századveg Foundation, on Hungarian politics and the referendum, February 19
Dr. Zoltán VARGA medical director of Hospinvest and Dr. Miklós SZÓCSKA, director of the Semmelweis University’s Healthcare Management Training Centre on health care privatisation, February 21
HIPA-visit to privatized hospital, owned by Hospinvest, in Gyöngyös, February 22
Viktor ORBÁN President of FIDESZ, February 27
Gábor FODOR , Minister of Environmental Protection and Water management, March 7
Zoltán TÖRÖK Senior Analyst of K&H Bank and Attila GYULAI vice-director of Political Capital January on the political risk as a result of the referendum, March 13
László VALKI Professor of International Law and Zoltán Sz. BIRO, historian, specialized in Russia, on Hungarian foreign policy, Russian Energy and the South Stream pipe line, March 22
János KOKA President of the liberal SZDSZ, April 17
Zsigmond JARÁI former President of the Hungarian National Bank, on the financial situation of Hungary, April 28
Ferenc GYURCSÁNY, Prime-Minister of Hungary May 7
Study tour to Borsod Region on invitation of Hungarian Tourism Zrt, May 14-15
József PALINKÁS, new president of the Academy of Science 9 June
Pál SCHMITT, president of the Hungarian Olympic Committee and Agnes KOVACS Olympic champion swimmer, on the upcoming Olympic Games and Hungary's expectations, June 20
Visit to KORDA Film studios in Etyek, September 16
Krisztián SZABADOS, director of Political Capital, September 19 on the political situation in Hungary
Katalin BÁRSONY film maker of Mundi Romana, a documentary series about Roma's from India to Spain, September 30
Christopher MATTHEISEN Chairman and CEO of Magyar Telekom, October 7
György MOSONYI, CEO of Hungarian oil company MOL and member of the board of directors, October 16
Csaba LÁSZLÓ, former Minister of Finance and partner of KPMG on the effects of the world financial crisis, October 27
Zsigmond JARAI, former president of the Hungarian National Bank on the effects of the world financial crisis, October 30
Study tour to Pécs region on invitation of Hungarian Tourism Zrt, November 4-5
Balázs DÉNES executive director of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union and Géza POLGÁR reporter-editor of RTL KLUB program Fókusz Házon Kivül on investigative journalism, November 18
Annual dinner with guest speaker András SIMONYI, former ambassador of Hungary in Washington , February 1
Agnes HORVÁTH Minister of Public Heath, on health care privatisation and the upcoming referendum, February 12
István STUMPF, political analyst, director of Századveg Foundation, on Hungarian politics and the referendum, February 19
Dr. Zoltán VARGA medical director of Hospinvest and Dr. Miklós SZÓCSKA, director of the Semmelweis University’s Healthcare Management Training Centre on health care privatisation, February 21
HIPA-visit to privatized hospital, owned by Hospinvest, in Gyöngyös, February 22
Viktor ORBÁN President of FIDESZ, February 27
Gábor FODOR , Minister of Environmental Protection and Water management, March 7
Zoltán TÖRÖK Senior Analyst of K&H Bank and Attila GYULAI vice-director of Political Capital January on the political risk as a result of the referendum, March 13
László VALKI Professor of International Law and Zoltán Sz. BIRO, historian, specialized in Russia, on Hungarian foreign policy, Russian Energy and the South Stream pipe line, March 22
János KOKA President of the liberal SZDSZ, April 17
Zsigmond JARÁI former President of the Hungarian National Bank, on the financial situation of Hungary, April 28
Ferenc GYURCSÁNY, Prime-Minister of Hungary May 7
Study tour to Borsod Region on invitation of Hungarian Tourism Zrt, May 14-15
József PALINKÁS, new president of the Academy of Science 9 June
Pál SCHMITT, president of the Hungarian Olympic Committee and Agnes KOVACS Olympic champion swimmer, on the upcoming Olympic Games and Hungary's expectations, June 20
Visit to KORDA Film studios in Etyek, September 16
Krisztián SZABADOS, director of Political Capital, September 19 on the political situation in Hungary
Katalin BÁRSONY film maker of Mundi Romana, a documentary series about Roma's from India to Spain, September 30
Christopher MATTHEISEN Chairman and CEO of Magyar Telekom, October 7
György MOSONYI, CEO of Hungarian oil company MOL and member of the board of directors, October 16
Csaba LÁSZLÓ, former Minister of Finance and partner of KPMG on the effects of the world financial crisis, October 27
Zsigmond JARAI, former president of the Hungarian National Bank on the effects of the world financial crisis, October 30
Study tour to Pécs region on invitation of Hungarian Tourism Zrt, November 4-5
Balázs DÉNES executive director of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union and Géza POLGÁR reporter-editor of RTL KLUB program Fókusz Házon Kivül on investigative journalism, November 18