Founder and Project Director
A visionary entrepreneur with a passion for innovation and environmental protection.
Finalist of the "Young Innovative Entrepreneur 2017" competition and recipient of the "Most Inspirational Story" award.
Founder of the family bee farm MaryBee (www.marybee.sk), bringing modern approaches to traditional beekeeping.
Actively supports sustainable forestry through the cultivation of fast-growing Paulownia trees.
Environmental Law and Waste Management Specialist
Denis is an expert with extensive experience in environmental law and waste management. He has served as an environmental lawyer and legislation specialist at the National Motorway Company and the Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic.
His work includes drafting legal proposals, implementing international conventions such as CITES, and representing Slovakia in expert meetings in Brussels.
Denis holds a doctorate in administrative and environmental law from Trnava University and possesses multiple certifications in environmental management and communication.
Waste Management and Environmental Impact Specialist
Michal Szalontai works as a managerial officer at Renova in Sweden, the leading company in municipal waste management and recycling solutions. Renova is renowned for its innovative approach to waste processing and its commitment to minimizing environmental impact.
Michal’s role involves optimizing waste management strategies and implementing sustainable solutions that reduce ecological footprints.
His expertise in municipal waste and environmental sustainability brings essential knowledge to the Clean Up Slovakia project, helping address waste-related emissions and their impacts.
Community Relations Advocate
Boris Mačaj is closely connected with the Roma community and is passionate about promoting order and fostering positive relationships within Roma communities.
His dedication to building trust and understanding between different groups brings valuable insights to our project.
Boris plays a crucial role in engaging local residents, encouraging community participation, and ensuring that our initiatives are culturally sensitive and effective.