Meet the team: Norbert Griszbacher
- Article Writer
Norbert graduated in International Business Economics from Budapest Business School in 2019, obtained a Master’s degree in Marketing Communication in 2021 at Corvinus University of Budapest.
In recent years he has conducted several investigations in the field of neuromarketing (e.g. Disney: the power of nostalgia in marketing – EMAC; The role of volunteers as frontline-employees in creating unique experiences – Budapest Management Review). After a memorable school year spent in Frankfurt, he returned home with something of a compelling urge to give something back to the community after all the “gifts” he received at Germany. Consequently, today besides supporting GILE he also volunteers at the Stipendium Hungaricum Mentor Network and the UEFA EURO 2020(1).
In the future, he expects to continue to follow his childhood dream to “make a difference” in the world.
As Gary Lew once put it:
“This is your world – shape it, or someone else will.”

Articles written by Norbert Griszbacher

With great power comes great responsibility?!
When leaders align their character with their activities they will be more authentic, impactful thus more content with their work.

Are heroes born or made? Find your own super values!
Knowing your unique attributes and values can greatly help you fulfil your own “hero destiny” once you have found the right (career) path.

Communication in the Internet era: Social media above all?
The invention of Internet and smart gadgets clearly impacted many areas of our life, but what happened to our communication?

Disney: Any scenes that shocked you as a ‘child’?
Disney is the symbol of joy and fun across the globe, but could it also be influencing children’s and young people’s character development?

New Year’s Resolutions: new year = new me?
A lot of people believe in New Year’s resolutions, but can people really change? How can we make the best out of these promises?

Video games only make you violent!?
Video games can improve youth’s health, learning, and social skills, but it is important to develop healthy gaming habits.