After leaving the Ludwig Museum - Contemporary Art, she founded the FERi gallery in Budapest in 2015. FERi gallery was a feminist exhibition space dedicated to expanding the dialogue around gender, equality and the female body. FERi gallery has since transformed into Sincerely Yours Space. It is an agency and independent space that promotes critical thinking, local histories and marginalised voices. Having worked in the arts for over 20 years, she recognises the power of cultural constructs in shaping how we understand the world and society, and believes they can influence perspectives.
Member of the company of the Dumaszínház. Production manager of the Dumaszínház. Karinthy-ringed comedian. Editor-in-chief, newspaper and scriptwriter, one of the founders of Hungarian stand-up comedy. He is a lawyer. Ex-editor-in-chief of Comedy Central, former permanent author, presenter and one of the spokespersons of Rádiókabaré. Sustainability advocate and tireless analyst of the corporate.
Communication and marketing specialist with over 10 years of experience working with both agencies and clients in the FMCG industry. They served as the marketing director of Bookline for several years and then went on to hold the position of communications director at the Hintalovon Foundation for 8 years before becoming its managing director.
Marketing communication professional with over 15 years of experience on both agency and client side. Former marketing director of Gerbeaud and Bortársaság, now head of marketing of Dora Natura.
"Although jobs have changed, Kuckó has been a constant and unquestionable player in her life, an ambassador for smart giving alongside foster children."
With over 20 years of experience as a creative director, comprehensive understanding of the marketing and advertising sector. He has collaborated with more than 30 clients in industries such as FMCG, telecom, and automotive. Effectively addresses market challenges and implements purpose-driven communication strategies. He is studying Sustainable Marketing at the University of Cambridge. "I strongly believe that if brands can influence consumers to purchase more, they also have the power to encourage citizens to create more positive stories and build a better future."