Gábor Borsányi - President

Borsányi is the creative force of the Teq team.

He is a former professional football player, who retired at a young age.

Sport has always been Borsányi’s passion and he came up with the idea of teqball - the cleanest form of football.

He has previously targeted a place for teqball on the Olympic programme in the distant future.

Gyuri Gattyán – Vice President

Gattyán is an international businessman, who is responsible for the Teq business strategy.

He is the founder and owner of Docler Holding, but he is also known for being a producer and the benefactor of several charities.

Today, the Docler group employs more than 1,000 people worldwide, with offices in Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Luxembourg and Budapest.

Gattyán recognised the value that a new sport could give to the world.

Viktor Huszár – Chairman

Huszár is the Chairman of FITEQ and the scientific mind in the Teq team.

He is a football-loving computer scientist, who put the engineering resources behind the project of teqball and teqbox - the main technological add-on and extension to teqball. 

The teqbox automatically tracks the ball and player movements during a game, in order to enforce rules, evaluate scores, and assess player skill development.

It is an integrated package of motion sensors and cameras and a strong computer system that can be easily installed in any indoor space.

Huszár is the President of the football club of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

He is also an international speaker on technologies used in sports, especially in football, and a Hungarian futsal champion having won the second division title.

Matthew Curtain – Sport Director

Matthew Curtain is the sport director of the International Teqball Federation. His primary role is to develop, manage and deliver the Federation’s inaugural international sport governance, management and events strategy. He has extensive knowledge of designing various sports programmes, and has vast experience in developing and delivering innovative athlete-driven sport frameworks, qualification systems and medal-event gender equality strategies.

As general secretary, Vizer Jr. is integral to the professionalisation of FITEQ, with the Federation seeking to continue its global growth. He has extensive experience in sports administration, having also worked in a number of senior positions across a variety of different sectors. Vizer Jr. also speaks English, French, German, Italian, Hungarian and Romanian to a professional level.