7. Konferencia Logistika

His specialty is process optimization, implementation of information technology, the introduction of corporate training, logistics auditor, creation of teaching materials for educational and professio

During the 16 years of his operation in the company he went through the various positions from Supply Company Stores, Enforcer Claims, Accountant, Sales Manager.

His first contact with logistics was in 1998 in the company Škoda Auto MB, then he worked for Volkswagen Slovakia and Gebrüder Weiss. Today he is responsible for the development of logistics in DHL.

Radovan Martišovič is a head of production fractal ZF Boge Elastmetall Slovakia - since 2010 to today. Hi is responsible for the control of the manufacturing sector vulcanization, calibration and installation (2.5 MIO monthly turnover, 115 employees).

He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in the field of management communication systems and information technology in transport. Currently he is Director of Strategic Development.

Dana is from Košice, Slovakia. She studied Economics and Economic Diplomacy in Bratislava, Slovakia. She also holds a postgraduate degree in Master of European Studies in Berlin, Germany. After graduating in 2000, Dana worked at the Department of European Union Affairs of the Slovak Ministry of Economy dealing with Slovakia's EU accession and Structural Funds preparation. Between 2003-2005 Dana took part at various ex-change Programmes for young state officials in Berlin, Germany and Brussels, Belgium where she was involved in the national, regional and local institutional structures (e.g. German Parliament, Ministries, Regional representation office) focusing on SF and EU regional policy matters. As from 2005 Dana has been working as Programme/Communication Officer at the INTERREG IIIC East JTS in Vienna. At the Central Europe JTS Dana works as Communication Manager, with a specific focus on the coordination of the network of Central Europe National Contact Points.

Mr Kovacs worked as IT expert during the ‘90s. He was a prosperous application developer, but has built his career in the field of regional development since 2000. He was the programming director of Central Trans-Danubian Regional Development Agency (CTD RDA) from 2000 till 2007 and then was leading the Agency as managing director for 2 years. Mr Kovács was one of the most highlighted actors of regional policy in Central-Transdanubia in these years. The CTD RDA has functioned as an intermediary body both of the National Development Plan 2004-06 and the New Hungarian Development Plan 2007-13. The agency was one of the most highlighted responsible organisation for the application of the Central-Transdanubian segment of the 1st Regional Programme (2004-06) in Hungary and works as Intermediary Body of the Central-Transdanubian Operational Programme (2007-2013) also.

Tina Igličar started her career as a Project Coordinator and later as Development Coordinator at the Automotive Cluster of Slovenia (ACS). She was responsible for administration and management of altogether 6 European and 2 national projects. She has been actively involved in several projects in the frameworks of transnational cooperation programme, Sixth and Seventh Framework Programmes (FP6, FP7) and Leonardo da Vinci programme. She was responsible for Identification, planning and monitoring of project opportunities, Identification, development and allocation of research resources in domestic and foreign R & D sphere eligible to participate in the acquisition of knowledge and implementation of projects. She deals with the information exchange and communication within the cluster and among the project teams in order to foster the transfer of know-how in cooperation with research and development organizations. Currently she is a project manager in charge of the content and financial part of the project AutoNet on behalf of the ACS.

Michela Cavallini has more than 10 years of professional experience in the coordination and management of development programmes and activities in an international cooperation setting, within the institutions of the European Union, International Organisations, NGOs, Local Authorities and corporate sector. She studied and worked in Italy, Croatia, Kosovo, Germany and Spain and is currently engaged in managing EU-funded projects aimed at transnational cooperation and in providing consultancy in the field of EU funding opportunities.

His first contact with logistics was in 1998 in the company Škoda Auto MB, then he worked for Volkswagen Slovakia and Gebrüder Weiss. Today he is responsible for the development of logistics in DHL.

His resposibilities are: National Strategy of Regional Development (NSRR 2020/2030) of the Slovak Republic, Department for coordinating regional development policies.

Since 2007 he works on a MDVRR SR where he manages preparation of infrastructure projects aimed at the integration modality, both in passenger traffic as well as freight transport.

Roman Bíro has held down a number of senior management and technical roles particularly the aeronautics industry. He began his career at Air Traffic Control SR, initially beginning as a supervisor and dispatcher of aircrafts. He then continued to progress within the company and become the CEO and director of Air Traffic Control SR in 2010. Roman is currently the CEO/director of Automotive Cluster – Western Slovakia, where he oversees all operations of the company including organisation of the company’s international projects.

Jan originates from the Czech Republic, where he graduated in software engineering from Czech Technical University in 2001. Following this, Jan went onto to hold a wide array of senior director roles within management specialist companies across central Europe. His career began at Caatoosee s.r.o. where he was solely responsible for the German subsidiary of the company, where he successfully expanded the company both in revenue and in size. Following this (2001 – 2007) he subsequently held down managing director roles at company NetKit s.r.o. Presently he works for organization CVVI as Transnational Co-operation Director, where his responsibilities lie in development and implementation of a multitude of co-operation agreements; additionally, he also still maintains his MD position at CzechDex s.r.o.

He has PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering from Vienna University of Technology and experiences in R&D of advanced engineering materials based on nonferrous metals (e.g. metallic foams, metal matrix composites, etc.) and development of technologies for their production and processing. He is an expert in development of manufacturing technologies for large-scale production of foamed aluminium components by powder metallurgical method with experience in product design and development of innovative products with large application potential in various industrial sectors. He is a project manager of Austrian – Slovak cross-border platform for knowledge transfer aimed at the application of advanced engineering materials in the region of Vienna – Bratislava (INNOVMAT, www.innovmat.eu).

Karin started her career in logistics and supply chain management as a forwarding apprentice. She subsequently obtained a diploma in business informatics, to get a better understanding of the ever more important information flows in the supply chain. She has more than 20 years of experience in freight forwarding, logistics and supply chain management, in more than 20 different countries worldwide, in both insourced and outsourced logistics environments. As both internal and external consultant, she is looking back on almost 10 years of experience in make-or-buy decisions for, and implementation of logistics activities.

Mgr. John Držík works for FM LOGISTIC since 2000, where through internal career went through several level of operational management. Since 2002 he has been the Director of the multi-client logistics center, where his main task to manage the operation, to ensure a high level of service and optimize all activities of FM Logistic in Slovakia.