The Foundation was established by Judit Polgar, chess grandmaster, Olympic champion, the world's most successful female chess player ever; the member of the Immortal Hungarian Sports Legends and the Ambassador of the Hungarian Talent in 2014.
With a special focus on chess, as an educational tool, the JP Foundation promotes pioneering cognitive skills development programmes and products for school-children. The Foundation organises large-scale public events promoting chess and learning, and it sponsors the development of innovative educational tools for the classroom and the digital world. A strong champion of equal opportunity, the JP Foundation supports novel learning programs for socially or mentally disadvantaged children.
Xenia Dregelyi, managing director
Operation of the European Talent Centre - Budapest is realised with the support of Grant Scheme No. NTP-EUT-M-12 (between 15th December 2012 and 30th June 2013) and NTP-EU-M-13 (between 31th October 2013 and 30th June 2014) and announced by the Institute for Educational Research and Development and the Human Resources Support Manager on commission of the Ministry of Human Resources “To support international experience exchange serving the objectives of the National Talent Programme, and to promote the operation and strategic further development of the European Talent Centre - Budapest”.
Postal address: 1518 Budapest 112 PO Box 146
Phone: +36-1-787-0597
E-mail: network@talentcentrebudapest.eu
Office: Matehetsz, Budaörsi út 119/b 1118 Budapest, Hungary