GENERAL FACTS

Who is Milan Zelený?

- independent expert, who tells it like it is
- expert in the sphere of multiple criteria decision making (MCDM), work productivity and operations management.
- lifelong proponent of capitalism and free trade, independent, non-party and nonideological attitude to economics.
- politically uncommitted, never a party member, right-orientation leanings>
- advocate of ethical functioning of free market, knowledge economy, intracompany markets and economic democracy, organizational autonomy and employee-manager co-ownership of corporations.

- sceptic in the socialist, state or mass public ownership (coupon based) of corporations and the means of production
- married, lives in Tenafly, New Jersey, one son Maximilián. He's spending summers in Europe, Italy, Switzerland and Finland, but also in Blatensko in southern Bohemia.
- he likes to travel and he's the author ofmore than 400 popular articles, essays and stries in the exile and home newspapers and magazines).

To find out more about Prof. Milan Zeleny, here you can review his Curriculum Vitae

Academic community
Prof. Milan Zelený is a member of the Český komitét vědeckého řízení (Czech Committee for Scientific management).

Corporate community
Prof. Zelený has worked as an international consultant of many companies, institutions and governments abroad (USA, Japan, Belgium, New Zealand, Poland, SSSR, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, South Africa, Portugal, and so on) for many years. We're trying to establish firm foundations for the Česká škola podnikového řízení (The Czech School of Corporate management) by presenting information about the legacy of Tomáš Baťa, and other researches and ideas of professor Zelený to future generations.

Political community
Prof. Zelený is a lifelong proponent of capitalism, free trade and also of non-party and nonideological attitude to economics. He has never been a member of KSČ or any other political party in spite of the repeated pressures and temptations, especially after 1989.

He's a clear asset to his Czech home country, thanks to his lifelong studies and work in economics as a researcher, academician and international consultant. He clearly captures fundamental principles of economics with his credo:

"The creation of wealth should not be a subject of politics or ideology; only the redistribution of wealth becomes a part of politics."