International Leaders Summit Announces New Confirmed Speaker:
Ivan Miklos
Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Finance
of the
Slovak Republic
August 23, 2004
International Leaders Summit
November 5-7, 2004, Zagreb, Croatia
www.ils-wde.org
Natasha Srdoc-Samy, Co-Director of the International Leaders Summit just received written confirmation this morning from Bratislava, Slovakia that Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Slovak Republic, Mr. Ivan Miklos has confirmed his speaking engagement. Mr. Miklos, former president of a Slovakian economic think tank has been known for his leadership in promoting and implementing reforms. Most importantly, through the team effort of free market thinkers in Slovakia, these leaders have placed their once former communist state on the world map as leading nation that is unleashing free market forces.
Forbes Magazine, the Wall Street Journal and other prominent media communications groups have spotlighted Slovakia's courageous reforms from implementing the "flat tax" to other free market initiatives. Deputy Prime Minister Miklos' experiences and evidences will certainly influence reform-minded leaders at the ILS as they work toward augmenting reforms and free market initiatives in their respective nations.
Ivan Miklos, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic. Former Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Transport, Post and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic.
Deputy Prime Minister Miklos served as the Executive Director and President of the Economic think-tank M.E.S.A. 10 from 1992-98.
He was Minister for Administration and Privatization of National Property of the Slovak Republic in 1991-92.
Professional Career:
October 16, 2002 – Present Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic
June – October 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Transport, Post and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic
October 1998 - June 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Slovak Republic
October 1997 - September 1998 National Property Fund of the Slovak Republic, Member of Supervisory Board
1994 – 1998 Lecturer, Trnava University – Slovakia
1992 – 1998 Executive Director and President of the Economic think-tank M.E.S.A. 10
1991 – 1992 Minister for Administration and Privatization of National Property of the Slovak Republic
1990 – 1991 Director, Department of Economic and Social Policy, Office of the Government of the Slovak Republic
1990 Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic
1987 – 1990 Senior Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
1983 – 1987 Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
Education:
1979 - 1983 University of Economics, Bratislava, National Economy Faculty specialized in long-range planning and forecasting 1993 London School of Economics
Business/Professional memberships:
1999 - Global Leaders for Tomorrow of the World Economic Forum
Honors and Awards:
2000 Honorary degree in Law, Alma College, Michigan, USA
2004 Political Entrepreneurship Award 2004, SME Union and European Enterprise Institute
Trusteeships:
1995 - International Advisory Board of the New Atlantic Initiative
Publications:
1987 “Model of Democratic Prognosis of Czechoslovakia and Slovakia to the year 2005”
1992 “Short-run Prognosis of the Development of the Czechoslovak Currency”, MESA 10
1993 “Problems of Forming the Capital Market under the Consequences of Voucher Privatization”, MESA 10
1993 “Development of the Slovak Privatization and Prediction for the Future”, MESA 10
1994 “Economic Possibilities and Limitations of the Southwestern Region of the Slovak Republic”, MESA 10
1995 “Corruption Risks in the Privatization Process”, Windsor Club
1995 “Economic Conditions of Municipalities in Slovakia” MESA10
1996 “Analysis of the Macroeconomic Development in 1993 – 1995 in Slovakia”, MESA 10
1996 “A New System of Funding Municipalities. Proposal for a Radical Change”, MESA 10
Dozens professional and semi popular economic oriented articles published in Slovak economic journals and newspapers.Please visit the International Leaders Summit website for further updates: www.ils-wde.org
Sincerely,
Joel Anand Samy
President, World Development and Empowerment
Co-Director, International Leaders Summit
WDE and International Leaders Summit
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P.O. Box 964
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Croatia
Cell: +385-91-516-9129 (Croatia)
T/F: +385-51-626-582 (Croatia)
Email: JoelAnandSamy@aol.com
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www.ils-wde.org
International Leaders Summit Announces New Confirmed Speaker:
Ivan Miklos
Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Finance
of the
Slovak Republic
August 23, 2004
International Leaders Summit
November 5-7, 2004, Zagreb, Croatia
www.ils-wde.org
Natasha Srdoc-Samy, Co-Director of the International Leaders Summit just received written confirmation this morning from Bratislava, Slovakia that Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Slovak Republic, Mr. Ivan Miklos has confirmed his speaking engagement. Mr. Miklos, former president of a Slovakian economic think tank has been known for his leadership in promoting and implementing reforms. Most importantly, through the team effort of free market thinkers in Slovakia, these leaders have placed their once former communist state on the world map as leading nation that is unleashing free market forces.
Forbes Magazine, the Wall Street Journal and other prominent media communications groups have spotlighted Slovakia's courageous reforms from implementing the "flat tax" to other free market initiatives. Deputy Prime Minister Miklos' experiences and evidences will certainly influence reform-minded leaders at the ILS as they work toward augmenting reforms and free market initiatives in their respective nations.
Ivan Miklos, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic. Former Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Transport, Post and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic.
Deputy Prime Minister Miklos served as the Executive Director and President of the Economic think-tank M.E.S.A. 10 from 1992-98.
He was Minister for Administration and Privatization of National Property of the Slovak Republic in 1991-92.
Professional Career:
October 16, 2002 – Present Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic
June – October 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Transport, Post and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic
October 1998 - June 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Slovak Republic
October 1997 - September 1998 National Property Fund of the Slovak Republic, Member of Supervisory Board
1994 – 1998 Lecturer, Trnava University – Slovakia
1992 – 1998 Executive Director and President of the Economic think-tank M.E.S.A. 10
1991 – 1992 Minister for Administration and Privatization of National Property of the Slovak Republic
1990 – 1991 Director, Department of Economic and Social Policy, Office of the Government of the Slovak Republic
1990 Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic
1987 – 1990 Senior Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
1983 – 1987 Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
Education:
1979 - 1983 University of Economics, Bratislava, National Economy Faculty specialized in long-range planning and forecasting 1993 London School of Economics
Business/Professional memberships:
1999 - Global Leaders for Tomorrow of the World Economic Forum
Honors and Awards:
2000 Honorary degree in Law, Alma College, Michigan, USA
2004 Political Entrepreneurship Award 2004, SME Union and European Enterprise Institute
Trusteeships:
1995 - International Advisory Board of the New Atlantic Initiative
Publications:
1987 “Model of Democratic Prognosis of Czechoslovakia and Slovakia to the year 2005”
1992 “Short-run Prognosis of the Development of the Czechoslovak Currency”, MESA 10
1993 “Problems of Forming the Capital Market under the Consequences of Voucher Privatization”, MESA 10
1993 “Development of the Slovak Privatization and Prediction for the Future”, MESA 10
1994 “Economic Possibilities and Limitations of the Southwestern Region of the Slovak Republic”, MESA 10
1995 “Corruption Risks in the Privatization Process”, Windsor Club
1995 “Economic Conditions of Municipalities in Slovakia” MESA10
1996 “Analysis of the Macroeconomic Development in 1993 – 1995 in Slovakia”, MESA 10
1996 “A New System of Funding Municipalities. Proposal for a Radical Change”, MESA 10
Dozens professional and semi popular economic oriented articles published in Slovak economic journals and newspapers.Please visit the International Leaders Summit website for further updates: www.ils-wde.org
Sincerely,
Joel Anand Samy
President, World Development and Empowerment
Co-Director, International Leaders Summit
WDE and International Leaders Summit
37736 Starflower Street
P.O. Box 964
Newark, California 94560
USA
WDE and International Leaders Summit
Markovici 15
51000 Rijeka
Croatia
Cell: +385-91-516-9129 (Croatia)
T/F: +385-51-626-582 (Croatia)
Email: JoelAnandSamy@aol.com
www.wdeusa.org
www.ils-wde.org