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Hungarian-American students explore business opportunities in the time of Covid-19 and share their report with the Consulate General of Hungary in New York Hungarian-made virus killing UVC lamps
Three young American-Hungarian high school students had the opportunity this summer to work on a project for Boston Consulting Group’s Budapest office on business opportunities and solutions for the Covid epidemic. Led by Miki Sauska physically in the Budapest office, the team engaged in a virtual internship at BCG exploring Covid and market opportunities. Virtual cooperation allowed the team to conducted interviews in Hungarian and English with leading industry experts and engineers around the world. The focus of their research was on applications of UVC technologies used to purify water, air and surfaces in hospitals and many other facilities around the world. The current world leader in this technology is Light Tech, based in Dunakeszi, Hungary with a sister company, Light Sources, in Connecticut, USA, home of the 3 students. Miki Sauska’s family founded Light Sources – Light Tech which provided the team unique access to industry information.