Csilla Gellért was present when training as a development method first emerged in Hungary. She has been conducting various training sessions for over 30 years, gaining qualifications and expertise in numerous topics throughout her career. Thanks to this, her methodology is highly integrative, applying the most fitting solutions to each session and participant, based on her extensive professional knowledge. She is equally adept in areas such as stress management, self-awareness development, and time management.

She believes that the alpha and omega of life is self-awareness. Although achieving 100 percent in this area may never be possible, striving for continuous self-development and self-discovery is essential. She is convinced that the key to a successful person is thorough self-knowledge, and that training sessions — even those not specifically focused on this — contribute to this goal.

She earned her degree in psychology at ELTE, completed the clinical psychology training, and holds a forensic clinical psychologist degree as well. For decades, she worked in the transportation sector as a forensic expert, while also conducting service training sessions. She has worked with several domestic organizations involved in training and has been part of AGORA Institute team since 2011 as a senior trainer.