My name is Daniel Vincz, and I'm very passionate about education and entrepreneurship - the two great equalizers. Throughout my career, I’ve developed service companies, technology products, and government programs, always with the goal of making people’s lives easier. With a love for exploring and learning, I’ve traveled to over 30 countries and lived in Hungary, Switzerland, China, USA and now Cambodia. I’m driven by a sense of purpose in both my entrepreneurial and social endeavors, always looking to create lasting positive change. Alright, that’s enough about me. I’d really love to hear from you!
“Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.”
- Winston Churchill -
Sabay Cement is a social enterprise based in Kampot, Cambodia that empowers local villagers to overcome financial challenges by teaching them how to craft exquisite, handmade concrete home decor items. Each piece is unique, made from carefully sourced, often recycled materials. Our mission is to create beautiful products that people love, provide meaningful employment to villagers, and contribute to environmental cleanup efforts.
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Founded by PhD mathematicians, Mollia is a deep-tech startup focused on developing Natural Machine Intelligence technology. This groundbreaking approach enables robots to intuitively learn kinematics from humans, requiring far less data and training time compared to traditional neural network-based solutions. The skills acquired through this method are also more transferrable. With this technology, we aim to democratize robotic development by crowdsourcing kinematic training for humanoid robots, allowing anyone to contribute to their advancement.
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The INPUT Program, a high-priority government initiative, is designed to help Hungarian startups achieve global success. As one of the program’s co-founders, I led the Business Development Team, working closely with startups to foster their growth. In the following years, I was appointed as an INPUT Global Ambassador, establishing successful partnerships in over ten countries. In 2018, the program was recognized by the International Telecommunication Union, a specialized UN agency, as a Global Best Practice ‘Startup Ecosystem Builder.’
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Unibreeze offers personalized recommendations for campus events, giving students access to a wide range of extracurricular activities, including student government, community service, sports, employment, arts, hobbies, and educational clubs. As the first startup I co-founded during my master’s degree in Computer Engineering, Unibreeze has expanded its reach and gained traction in Hungary, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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"I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious."
- Albert Einstein -
Travel has profoundly shaped me, testing and refining my character along the way. It has made me more curious, humble, and modest, giving me a deeper understanding and appreciation of my place in the world. My aim is not just to be a traveler but an explorer, seeking meaningful connections and experiences. So far, my journey has taken me to 32 countries, and I look forward to discovering many more.
Is there a purpose to our existence? How do we discover it? What can we do to fulfill it? Is it possible not only to exist but to truly thrive? And how can we help others do the same? These are the questions I ask myself every day. The goal is simple: to improve, little by little, each day. This journey has no end, so the best we can do is to start walking.
To me, photography is about seeing the world through someone else’s eyes—visiting the places they’ve been and experiencing the emotions they’ve felt. I don’t claim to be an expert, nor is that my goal. I simply enjoy capturing moments in time and sharing them with the people I care about.