Members
Tyagi makes fiction & documentary films, video installations and VR archives of art installations. He is the founder of Anga association. Born in India, Tyagi lived in various places including the UK, Belgium, & the U.S. He now works & resides in Budapest, Hungary.
‘Narrating stories is an endless journey of relating myself to the environment and making sense out of it. I define art as the transmission of an idea (intellectual, divine, philosophical, sublime, transcendental, ideological, etc.) to the material (in countless shapes, forms, structures, mediums, aesthetics, etc.) through emotions. Creating art for me is a desire to explore the boundaries, to be passionate, to evoke sensations, to be contemporary and to find meaning in what I produce. I create narratives that I present through my films.’
Tyagi designs and implements Anga’s projects. He is also responsible for communication for the association
Tyagi Pallava
Founder
Originally from Austria, Nora has spent her life living and working between the US, Germany and Hungary, where she currently resides and manages her business.
Nora started as a White House Intern under Bill Clinton’s political campaign in Ohio. She received her MBA in Budapest and began her business career as an advisor with KPMG Consultant before working for the CEU Business School. She changed her course to begin other ventures that include gourmet manufacturing, real estate and working with a creative tech agency in Berlin and Cleveland.
Nora has 20+ years of experience in entrepreneurial, real estate, and academic endeavors spanning the U.S. and Europe, giving her a unique perspective on business, culture & personal engagement from an international upbringing and native fluency in three languages. Nora is responsible for developing business relations for Anga.
Nora Egger
Board Member
Katalin started her career as a financial analyst of the international gold and eurobond markets, at the National Bank of Hungary from 1971 to 1978. She participated in the 4th International Congress of Economists, responsible for the scientific organisation of the Congress. She moved to Sweden where she worked as a teacher, interpreter and translator. She started as a lecturer on the cultural differences between Hungarian and Swedish businesses. Then for thirty years, she was a foreign correspondent of the Hungarian Radio covering Sweden and the Scandinavian region.
She is currently a correspondent of the Hungarian section of the Slovakian Radio and divides her time between her home in Hungary and her grandchildren living in Sweden.
As the chair of the board, Katalin oversees the project development and production.
Katalin Garam
Board Member
Stuart Gibson is the founder and CEO of CloudLearn, the UK’s fastest-growing provider of secondary education and qualification services. With students in 64 countries, CloudLearn delivers education to individuals, schools, colleges and universities across the globe.
Stuart achieved his MA in Psychology (Ed.) from the University of Glasgow in 2004 and has worked in distance learning ever since. He brings with him a strong commercial focus, extensive contacts from the world of edutech and a keen passion for instructional and pedagogical design. He hopes to share that knowledge and experience with ANGA as they grow into the education space.
Stuart Gibson
Alex is a Policy Analyst and currently works for the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), a UN agency. A Canadian-Hungarian dual national, Alex’s duty stations have included Rome & Addis Ababa where he worked on strengthening business-to-business linkages and investment opportunities in agriculture with private sector entities.
Alex has worked for think-tanks, the private sector and in academia. Alex holds a Master’s degree from Freie Universitaet Berlin in International Relations and a Bachelor’s degree in History from Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo Canada. He is fluent in English and German. As part of Anga, Alex monitors its policies and their implementation.
Alexander Boehm
Neil has been working in the field of human rights for over 20 years . Primarily with the international NGO, Minority Rights Group (MRGs), currently in the position of Head of Legal Programmes and EU Advocacy and previously as Director of MRGs regional office for Europe & Central Asia, based in Budapest, Hungary. In this time Neil has been responsible for designing and implementing a wide range of civil society capacity building and advocacy programmes in Africa, Asia and Europe. He has extensive experience working Europe wide youth agencies such as European Youth Foundation and NGOs such as UNITED for Intercultural Action, developing and designing programs for young people that foster inter-cultural dialogue and exchange. As part of Anga, he is responsible for grant applications.
Neil Clarke
Tamas is a Mathematician with a PhD in Informatics (1973, Lomonosov Moscow State University) and a member of the HungarianTeam at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 1964. He worked at INFELOR and SZÁMKI institutes in Budapest from 1973 to 1981 and then as a coder at Kreissparkasse Ludwigsburg, Germany from 1982 to 1984. He became a Research Fellow at SZÁMALK and MTA SZTAKI, Budapest from 1985 to 1990. He retired as the Managing Director of the Computer centre at Allianz Insurance Company in Hungary in 2006. Apart from Hungarian, the mother tongue, speaks German, Russian and English.
Tamas Komor
Madeleine is a designer. Born in Sweden and spent most of her life in Budapest.
I've been acting in several English language plays, and been participating in avantgarde fashion and performances. Performing arts is where her heart lies but she has interest in costumes and clothes and studied to be a fashion designer. She operates gallery PUCCS in Budapest and will create and co-ordinate events for Anga.
Madeleine Damasdi
Lili is from Budapest and works as a teacher and a social entrepreneur on environmental projects. She is actively involved in several local and community projects in Hungary and Mexico.
As part of Anga, Lili is responsible for the administration and operation of its projects.
Lili Kuli
Partners
University of Uppsala
Ferencevaros city Council
Technical University Dortmund
Foundation Tree of Life
Project Fabreik
Brick Visuals
The Hub
Floral Elixr
Cloud Learn