Mr. Marko Krznaric

Marko Krznaric - President
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Marko is a part of CSYPN from day 1 and is the only remaining member of the original CSYPN Committee.It seems that he's been president forever, some consider him as a life president, some even call him a dictator.

He comes from Vinkovci, where he lived most of his life.Finished maths in Zagreb, and got his MSc and PhD in London.He's a doctor for computers not homo sapiens, so don't rely on him if you get ill.The picture is from his wedding (he's still not fully aware of how lucky he is) and he barely resembles it as since that day Marko put a few (read >10) kilograms.Of course, Marko'll say that he's perfectly fit.

The Croatian embassy arranged a well received reception afterwards, at which Marko Krznaric, President of CSYPN, made a speech thanking the performers.

Marko Krznaric, President of the Croatian Students and Young Professionals Network:

The room was arranged by the president of the Croatia Students and Young Professionals Network, Marko Krznaric, who asked the pub to show Croatia's Euro 2004 games, as it did in the World Cup.

The Croatian embassy arranged a well received reception afterwards, at which Marko Krznaric, President of CSYPN, made a speech thanking the performers.

Marko Krznaric, Chairman of the CSYPN Language Committee

Marko Krznaric - President (marko @ csypn.org.uk)

Marko Krznaric said: "I can't wait, can't wait, we're very excited about the match."When not studying for his PhD in computing at Imperial College, London, Marko Krznaric is president of the Croatian Students and Young Professionals Society (CSYP) in the UK.Tonight he will be in the top floor of the Cadogan Arms pub in King's Road, London, with other Croatian supporters, cheering the team on against England.

Not that the CSYP is a big society (it has about 100 members) or has a big pool of people to draw on (there are perhaps two or three thousand Croats in Britain).But given that they come from a nation of just four million, it is understandable.

And as Mr Krznaric prepared for tonight's match, he was upbeat about his team's abilities."Croats are involved in all the major sports, all the major successes," he said as he lunched with friends.
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"Unfortunately there aren't any Croatian restaurants or pubs in London," Mr Krznaric said.