About Me
György Balássy teaches webportal development as a lecturer on the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He is a founding member of the local MSDN Competence Centre having important role in evangelizing the .NET platform as a speaker, book author and consultant. György provided leadership in the foundation of the Hungarian .NET community as a key evangelist on Microsoft events, technical forums and as the head of the Portal Technology Group in the MSDNCC.
He is a regular speaker on academic and industrial events presenting in-depth technical sessions on .NET, ASP.NET, Office development and ethical hacking, with which he won the Best Speaker and the Most Valuable Professional Awards in SharePoint and ASP.NET multiple times, and was selected to be the member of the ASPInsiders group.
Since 2005 György has been the Microsoft Regional Director in Hungary.
MSDN Competence Center 
Hi György Balássy,
My name is Fred Lores and I work at campusMVP.NET. campusMVP is a start-up of European MVPs that focus on Microsoft technology training and book publishing. Currently we offer some courses in English and we are reaching agreements with other Microsoft experts to design new certification training courses. We also have a couple of books in English that we sell through Amazon. Although we’ve been around for some time now, most of our books and courses are in Spanish.
From reading your blog I acknowledge you are an expert in ASP.NET and other technologies. Because of this, I was wondering if you would like to participate in one of our campusMVP initiatives.
Right now we are offering a Web Applications Development 70-515 TS exam training course. This certification course is quite extensive. It goes beyond certification purposes, providing hands on training that is so valuable both for passing the exam and being productive on the job. Microsoft MVP JM Alarcon designed and currently instructs this online course.
We would be extremely honored if you blogged a review on the course saying straight-forwardly what you think about it and it’s teaching methodology. In order to do so, we would provide you with credentials to access the course online. Even though it’s quite extense, it wouldn’t take you much time to go over it and get a general idea. If you want you can blog about it in Hungarian.
Here is a link to the course:
http://www.campusmvp.net/catalog/microsoft-certification-online-courses/1-70-515-ts-web-applications-development-with-microsoft-net-framework-4-certification-exam-preparation-course/
Please get back to me if you want to take part in this initiative or if you have any questions or suggestions.
Thanks in advance for your time,
Fred Lores