Győző Laszlo Debreceni

From 1975 he worked as an operations engineer at the Hungarian Post Office, from 1983 in various management positions at the Local Telephone Directorate (HTI) in Miskolc, and from 1997 in the Operations Directorate (ÜVI) of HTI in Budapest. From 1999 he was the head of the data communication department at ÜVI. From 2001 he participated in the reorganization of the technical operations area as the deputy director of the Broadband Networks Directorate of HTI. He contributed to the digitalization of Magyar Telekom's networks, the development of the national and Budapest optical networks, the development and construction of centralized operations, the establishment of the operations organization of IP networks, and the launch of the public Internet service. From 2004 he worked as the product and solution development director at T-Systems on the development and development of the IP-based managed service portfolio.

In 2007, he moved from the private sector to public administration: as a department head, he worked on the development of the e-economy and information society in the ministries responsible for the field; then from 2010, as the network development director of the National Infocommunications Service Company (NISZ), he contributed to the development of an independent state network, the National Telecommunications Backbone Network. From 2014, he was the project director and then department head of the Government Informatics Development Agency (KIFÜ): one of the developers and technical program manager of the Superfast Internet Program.
He has given reports and lectures at countless forums and conferences on topics related to information society development, internet development and the Superfast Internet Program.

Awards: Medal of Merit for Telecommunications (Magyar Telekom, 2001); Medal of Merit for Information Communications (Minister of National Development, 2015); Silver Badge (Hírcocommunications and Informatics Scientific Association (HTE), 2016); Gold Badge (HTE, 2023).