Milan Ištván studied journalism in Bratislava and Paris. Between the years 1998 and 2002 he was the youngest MP. His interests were internet in the schools, liberalization of telecommunication market and electronic signature law. Since 2002 he supports information society through association Partnerstvá pre prosperitu (PPP). He is a member of Advisory Body of Digital Leader of the Slovak Republic. He was a member of Monitoring Committee for Knowledge Society in program period  2007-2013 (OPIS, OPKaHR and OP VaV). At present he is a member of Monitoring Committee for OP Integrated Infrastructure (OPII) and a member of Steering Committee for Priority Axis 7 OPII Information Society. 

Ivan Marták has 30 years of experience in the electronic communications sector. From the beginning of his professional career, he worked in technical and managerial positions in Slovak Telekom and Orange Slovakia. For the last eight months before his election as Chairman, he worked in the Office for the Regulation of Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RÚ) as the Head of the Strategy Department. From September 2020 he is the Chairman of the Regional Office.  

Professor Milan Dado works at the Department of Multimedia and Information and Communication Technologies, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, University of Žilina. He has actively participated in European research and education programs (TEMPUS, COST, LEONARDO, Socrates, the 5th, 6th and 7th Framework Programs and Horizon 2020, projects of the Association of European Universities and others.) He has managed national projects related to various areas of information and communication technologies, optical communication systems, intelligent transport systems, regional innovation strategies and e-learning. The main milestones of his international activities were also study and research stays at foreign insti…

Pavel Gulas worked almost all his professional life in the telecommunications industry in Slovakia. He was involved in the largest projects in this sector (launch of the first 4G network in Slovakia, coverage of the first 320 thousand households FTTH, the first hybrid satellite TV, etc.) and in the preparation of a comprehensive change as the Slovak Republic should approach bridging the market failure gigabit connectivity to all its citizens, regardless of their place of residence - NBP (National Broadband Plan). He is an economist and also a doctorate in the liberalization of the telecommunications services market from the University of Economics, Faculty of Business.

Marek Chovanec has been working at Slovak Telekom as a manager of regulatory affairs since 2018. He began his professional career as a lawyer in the legal departments of companies operating in the field of media and nuclear energy. For the last twenty years he has been working on the topic of regulation in the electronic communications sector.  

Tomáš Masár studied at the Faculty of Management of Comenius University in Bratislava and investment banking at the University of Paris Assas II in Paris. He began his career at Citibank in London, and later continued at Citibank Private Bank in Geneva and at ČSOB in Prague. In 2006, he started working in the field of telecommunications, first at Eurotel ČR, later Telefónica O2 ČR, where he focused on business development, as well as the project of establishing a third mobile operator in Slovakia. He has already stayed in Slovakia and led a project office and strategic projects at O2 Slovakia. Since 2008 he has been in charge of the product department of marketing, roaming and interconnect. Since July 1, 2012, he has been responsible for…

He has been working for Ericsson Slovakia since 1999. During this period, he was responsible for various areas for mobile operators such as technical sales support, managed services and sales. Since 2019 he has held the position of Country Manager in Slovakia.