Chief Technology Officer Laszlo Zeke leads DDC Advocacy’s technology development, quality assurance, data, and network teams, and he is responsible for the direction of all of DDC Advocacy’s technology operations.

Laszlo graduated from Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Physics, and earned a Master’s degree in Mathematics from American University.  He started his career in 1988 as a lead software engineer at Incode.  In 1995, Laszlo took a position as chief technology officer at Poms, Inc., where he lead multiple development teams in creating software for the pharmaceutical and food industries.  After participating in the successful sale of Poms to Honeywell in 1999, Laszlo took over as senior director of technology for Cyveillance, before returning to Honeywell in 2001 as a senior engineering fellow.  In 2003, he became CTO of B2eMarkets, where he oversaw another successful sale, this time to Verticalnet in 2005.  Prior to joining DDC Advocacy, Laszlo served as CTO at Intelliworks, Inc., where he created the company’s software engineering strategy and managed the product development and client services teams.

Laszlo lives in Vienna, Virginia, with his wife, Maria, two children, David and Andrea, and a lovely golden retriever named Teddy.