1. New leaders and new horizons of the Visegrad cooperation Martin Ehl @MartinCZV4EU English columns: www.tol.org

2. Who are the new leaders? Pawel Kukiz or Andrzej Duda in Poland? Andrej Kiska in Slovakia or Andrej Babiš in Czech Republic? No Andrej in Hungary, so maybe János Lázar?

3. Really? What V4 needs now New political class Stability for business Better education ????? Foreign investment Less populism Well working judicial systems Peace in Europe EU stable institutional design Economic growth More cooperation

4. Third decade question For the first time in moder history our region has more than 20 years of uninterrupted development.... ( My book from 2010 available in Czech ) …. that also means raising a new generation of leaders. Where to find them?

5. New leaders are here and there Check this short film about new leaders and new horizons which Central Europe could offerthis short film Leadership is not only about politics, which has got bad image, but also about business, science, education and others through which you could influence much more than only business, science, education and others.

6. New leaders - innovators Vladimír Kořen (CZ): politics can be different with use of 21 st century tools Olga Malinkiewicz (PL): visionary business scientist (Have you ever heard of perowskite? Be sure, you will)

7. New leaders – innovators II. Adam Somlai-Fischer (HU): how to built global company from Budapest Matúš Kostolný (SK): media could be independent as well as innovative

8. What they have in common? Think globally, act locally Not afraid of experimenting Thinking on long term development Having on mind local social context Crawling in free market envirnment Europe as natural playing field Respect for basic common values Hard to find any politician like this but we should!

9. And now your turn... Who should be new leaders of Central Europe? Main features? What problems should they concentrate on? From where they should come?

10. Thank you! @MartinCZV4EU English columns: www.tol.org