Paul Sulyok

Paul Sulyok has a long and varied career in the fields of finance, technology, and the military. Paul began their professional career in 1992 as a Captain in the British Army, where they were deployed to Northern Ireland, Bosnia (UNPROFOR), and Bosnia (IFOR). In 1997, they became a Six Sigma Black Belt at GE Capital. In 1998, they took on the role of Head of London Processing for FX, FX Options and Money Markets at Citi, where they were responsible for CitiFX operational processing and settlement teams for FX, MM and FX Options. In 2000, they became a Senior Consultant at Capco. In 2002, they founded FinScope Ltd, a software solutions company based in the City of London focused exclusively on serving the sales and trading participants in the capital markets. In 2005, they founded The New World Assembly Limited, and in 2008 they became the General Manager of TNWA Limited. Finally, in 2009, they founded and became the CEO of Green Man Gaming, a global technology company at the heart of the video games industry.

Paul Sulyok's education history began in 1979 when they attended Vienna International School. In 1988, they graduated from the University of Leicester with a BA (Hons) in Economics. From 1991 to 1992, they attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, receiving a Commission in The Light Infantry and training in Military and Strategic Leadership. Paul later returned to the University of Leicester, graduating with a BA (Hons) in Economics.