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Fund Members
Freddie Botur, owner and operator of one the finest and largest semi-private tennis facilities located just minutes from Manhattan across the East River in Queens. See http://www.tennisport.com.
Martin Herman, international consultant with over 30 years of experience in business and economic development in Central and Eastern Europe, Central and South Asia, and the United States. Asked by the Board of Directors, Mr. Herman has formulated and is in charge of running the Young Leaders and Young Talents Programs. Contact mherman@afcsls.org.
Jan Hladký, attorney in Brno specializing in corporate and commercial law, advising on mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, bankruptcy, litigation, arbitration, state aid, and public procurement, and laws of the European Union.
Tomáš Kára, founder of the International Center for Clinical Research (ICRC) in Brno, a collaborative project between the Mayo Clinic and St. Anne Faculty Hospital. ICRC is the European Union's largest platform for medical research.
Monika Kojdová teaches music history and music theory at the Alkana Conservatory in Bratislava, the Slovak Republic. Previously, she headed the Music Fund Publishing Company and was engaged in international trade. Ms. Kojdová graduated in Musicology and Aesthetics from the Comenius University, Bratislava.
Juraj L. Slávik, program officer of Meridian House International, Czechoslovak activist.
Michael J. Storek, scientist and project manager working on biochemical research projects for Monsanto, graduate of Charles University, Prague, School of Natural Sciences, and Harvard University, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology.
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