A Slovak-American jazz trumpeter, composer, and bandleader. He is born in 1938 in Čeklís, Slovakia. He starts playing the trumpet at a young age and becomes one of the most important jazz musicians in former Czechoslovakia.

In the 1960s and 70s, he plays with top jazz bands and develops his own unique style, mixing hard bop, fusion, and free jazz. In 1985, he moves to the United States and forms the band Celula New York. He performs around the world and becomes known for his energetic playing and strong personality.

Laco Déczi is famous not only for his music but also for his sharp humor and love for freedom. He continues to inspire fans of jazz in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and beyond.

František Tausch graduated from the Mechanical Engineering School and after the 1990s he started working as a driver for the President's Office and was therefore able to meet very interesting people. Later on he took up a career as a hockey coach and stayed with hockey and has been working as a hockey agent since 2002.

During his career, Martin has gained extensive experience in automotive and aviation engineering, including building replica cars and his own off-road vehicle. His expertise in aviation led him to work on ultralight aircraft and eventually larger planes.

MgA. Jaroslav Jakubec is a successful young gallerist and a fresh face on the art market. He serves as the managing director of the auction house Obrazy v aukci, which has quickly gained recognition for its unique combination of contemporary visual art, historical works, and antiques. In his work, he applies an innovative approach, places strong emphasis on the professional presentation of artworks, and actively fosters dialogue between classical art and the new generation of artists. Thanks to his energy and vision, he is helping to move the Czech auction scene toward greater openness and international engagement.