Dániel Fehér
Strategic Communications Lead Communications geek, policy hacker, professional cosmopolitan: Born in Budapest, raised in Bonn, educated in London, Dániel Fehér started his career at a small online startup in Hamburg and then spent 11 years working with and in the EU institutions in Brussels. Since 2015, he has been saving the world from Berlin, where he worked as Campaign Manager for the STOP TTIP campaign, as Communications Officer for the Federation of German Consumer Organisations, and as Senior Communications Officer for ClientEarth. In January 2024 he enthusiastically jumped on board to set sails with OceanCare. Dániel focuses on institutional and political communication. Getting his audience excited about a law change is what he calls a challenge. Eleven years in the Brussels bubble and many more in the German capital have allowed Dániel to build up expertise and networks on EU institutions, economic governance, social justice, inclusion policies, civic participation, consumer protection, energy transition, climate change, transparency, rule of law, media freedom issues and, last but not least, democracy. Dániel is passionate about Universal Basic Income, runs a small bagel shop in Berlin, and can often be found at climate rallies. He is also a marathon runner, ukulele player and salsa dancer.
Every year, approximately 9 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean – a deadly trap for millions of ocean inhabitants. Together we can stop the plastic wave and create a clean and healthy ocean.
The use of destructive fishing gear is one of the biggest threats to marine ecosystems. Together we can stop destructive fishing practises and protect the ocean and their inhabitants. The time to act is now.
Oil and gas exploration threatens marine ecosystems and life in the ocean. Together we can enforce a ban and protect our ocean. The time to act is now.
The deep sea is a unique habitat full of secrets and life. Resource extraction threatens to irreversibly destroy this treasure. Together, we can protect the deep sea. The time to act is now.
A healthy Ocean is essential for life on the blue planet.
We must stop harming our planet and start caring for it. The time to act is now.