Ing. Ivan MIKLOS
Date of birth: June 2, 1960
Place of birth: Svidník
Nationality: Slovak
Marital status: married
Children: two
Profession:
economist
Primary Position:
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic
Professional Career:
October 16, 2002 -
Present Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic
June - October 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister
of Transport, Post and Telecommunications of the Slovak Republic
October 1998 - June 2002 Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of
the Slovak Republic
October 1997 - Septeber 1998 National Property Fund of the Slovak Republic,
Member of Supervisory Board
1994 - 1998 Lecturer, Trnava University - Slovakia
1992 - 1998
Executive Director and President of the Economic think-tank M.E.S.A. 10
1991 - 1992 Minister for Administration and Privatization of National
Property of the Slovak Republic
1990 - 1991 Director, Department of Economic and Social Policy, Office
of the Government of the Slovak Republic
1990 Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic
1987 - 1990 Senior Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
1983 - 1987 Assistant Professor, University of Economics, Bratislava
Party memberships:
2001 - Slovak Democratic
and Christian Union
1993 - 2000 Democratic Party
1992 - 1993 Civic Democratic Union
Education:
1979 - 1983 University
of Economics, Bratislava
National Economy Faculty specialised in long-range
planning and forecasting
1993 London School of Economics
Business/Professional
memberships:
1999 - Global Leaders for Tomorrow of the World Economic Forum
Honours and Awards:
2000 Honorary degree in Law, Alma College, Michigan, USA
Trusteeships:
1995 - International Advisory Board of the New Atlantic Initiative
Publications:
1987 "Model of
Democratic Prognosis of Czechoslovakia and Slovakia to the year 2005"
1992 "Short-run Prognosis of the Development of the Czechoslovak
Currency", MESA 10
1993 "Problems of Forming the Capital Market under the Consequences
of Voucher Privatization", MESA 10
1993 "Development of the Slovak Privatization and Prediction for
the Future", MESA 10
1994 "Economic Possibilities and Limitations of the Southwestern
Region of the Slovak Republic", MESA 10
1995 "Corruption Risks in the Privatization Process", Windsor
Club
1995 "Economic Conditions of Municipalities in Slovakia" MESA10
1996 "Analysis of the Macroeconomic Development in 1993 - 1995 in
Slovakia", MESA 10
1996 "A New System of Funding Municipalities. Proposal for a Radical
Change", MESA 10
Dozens professional and semi popular economic oriented articles published in Slovak economic journals and newspapers.
Languages:
English,
Russian, Czech, native Slovak
Political interests:
Public affairs,
economic policy
Other interests:
Sports (tennis, windsurfing, skiing, cycling)