The topic of the National Round was also the “future of transportation”. Each participant created their presentation about this topic. We heard many interesting facts about Hyperloop, transportation numbers and statistics, and self-driving cars. Each and every presentation was thought-provoking and inspiring and by the end of the competition, everyone could take some interesting thoughts and ideas with themselves.

The judges did not have an easy decision to make in the finals either, because each participant was a winner of their own Faculty Round. After a long elaboration, they announced the winners of Prezilimpia 2018:

1. 1st place: Luyi Pintér (BCE) won 250,000 HUF
2. 2nd place: Ashish Jeet Mitra (PTE) won 150,000 HUF
3. 3rd place: Nikolett Pócsi (ME) won 50,000 HUF

The special prizes:

• Best visual presenter: Luyi Pintér, his prize: Dr. Prezi visualisation training
• Most interesting presentation topic: Edina Várnagy, her prize: Tesla driving experience
• Best presenter: Ashish Jeet Mitra, his prize: Tesla driving experience

Each participant, including Dávid Simon, Dorottya Sári, Ádám Érsek and Jamil Hajiyev, got a book from Dr. Prezi.

Congratulations to each participant and our winners! Thank you for participating in the first Prezilimpia, the Presentation Olympics.

The judges of the National Round of Prezilimpia:

• László Gyimesi (member of the Ezabeszéd – Toastmasters Rhetoric’s Club, Toastmasters International Speech Contest European Championship finalist in 2017, Brno, the head of a family enterprise in Szeged, which has become international, alumni of the University of Szeged, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration)
• Dr. Zsófia Kürtösi (docent, University of Szeged, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration)
• Dr. Zoltán Majó-Petri (Executive Director at Szegedi Közlekedési Társaság)
• Zoltán Németh (Dr.Prezi, TED coach, presenter and presentation writer, trainer, co-founder of the Toastmasters Club in Budapest)
• István Szeri (Passenger Transport Director at Közlekedéstudományi Intézet Nonprofit Kft.)

We hereby would like to thank them for their presence and professionalism.

A special thanks goes to the exceptional host of the event, Erika Seres, who is the active member of the Ezabeszéd – Toastmasters club in Szeged. Thank you!

We would also like to thank the Ezabeszéd – Toastmasters clubs all around the country for taking part in the professional preparation of the students, who qualified for the National Round of Prezilimpia.

The competition could not have been conducted without our sponsors:

• Autó Univerzál
• Dr. Prezi
• Közlekedéstudományi Intézet
• Szegedi Közlekedési Társaság
• Tesla Élményvezetés
• University of Szeged, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration