Business Breakfast

You’re Invited to a Business Breakfast: Living Longer, Living Healthier

Organized by: Generali Biztosító Zrt. and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hungary

InterContinental Hotel, Budapest
September 4, 2025 | 8:30:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Join Us for an Inspiring Morning

Together with our expert guests, we will explore:

What Blue Zones teach us about living long and well
The global longevity trend: what it means for individuals and businesses
How companies can play a vital role in employee health and prevention
Practical steps for creating a healthier, more resilient workforce

People around the world are living longer than ever before, thanks to advancements in medicine, healthcare, and living standards. However, this increased lifespan often comes with chronic diseases and long-term conditions—leading to higher healthcare costs and serious financial challenges for both individuals and national economies.

At the same time, the Longevity Movement is gaining momentum globally. Rooted in science and driven by the desire not just to live longer but to live better, this movement explores everything from nutrition and stress management to AI-based diagnostics and personalized medicine. It’s no longer a trend—it’s a global paradigm shift.

So where does Hungary stand?

What can companies do to protect and improve the health of their employees in today’s fast-paced, high-pressure environment?

The event will feature insightful presentations and a dynamic panel discussion with leading experts from the insurance, healthcare, and corporate sectors.

We will begin with short, thought-provoking presentations from our distinguished speakers:

Róbert Kiss – Corporate Broker and Customer Relations Manager, Generali Bizosító Zrt.

Dóra Kovács – International Desk Manager, Generali Biztosító Zrt.

Dr. Katalin Baucsek LL.M., Founder of Longevity Magazin and The Longevity Hub

A dynamic roundtable discussion will follow, highlighting practical approaches to corporate health programs, preventive care, and how organizations can support long-term employee well-being.