At Mediagnost, precision, strategic thinking, and commitment to the future are core values. That is why we believe that supporting young talents is not only a matter of social responsibility, but also an integral part of our business philosophy.
We are proud to announce that our company stands as a key supporter of Bálint Krisch, the 2025 Hungarian U10 and Rapid Chess Champion. With the support of Mediagnost, Bálint will travel to one of the world’s largest youth chess tournaments, the FIDE Cadet World Championship, which will take place in Almaty, Kazakhstan between September 18 and October 1, 2025.
Strategy and Commitment – Shared Foundations
Why do we consider it important to support a young chess player?
Because chess embodies the same values that define our engineering work:
Analytical Thinking and Precision
In diagnostics, every detail matters. The same applies on the chessboard: a single mistake can be decisive. Bálint’s unwavering focus and accurate calculations inspire us in our daily work as well.
Long-Term Strategy
Both successful diagnostics and a chess game rely on thinking several steps ahead. We not only look for immediate solutions but also assess future opportunities and risks – just as Bálint does in his matches.
Commitment to the Future
Bálint Krisch is one of the most promising young talents in Hungarian chess. By supporting him, we express our belief in the next generation and the power of excellence.
Bálint Krisch and the World Championship
With his outstanding achievements in the U10 category, Bálint has earned the right to represent Hungary at this prestigious event.
The FIDE Cadet World Championship brings together 842 young chess players from 88 countries, making it a true global competition where the champions of the future face each other.
Despite his young age, Bálint’s dedication and performance are a remarkable inspiration to the entire Mediagnost team.
Cheering for Bálint!
During the championship, between September 18 and October 1, we will be wholeheartedly cheering for Bálint to proudly represent Hungary among the world’s best.
Go Hungary, go Bálint!
