This time, we present the story of Brigitta Gál, who is bringing a fresh perspective to children’s daily lives by designing and building modern wooden playgrounds with a unique visual identity. Her business is not only aesthetically driven but also deeply committed to social impact.

Please introduce yourself and tell us about your business!

The goal of my business is to create modern, custom-designed wooden playgrounds. The idea took shape when an acquaintance won a food truck through a project, and I wanted to set up a high-quality playground near the green area. I realized that there is a high demand for outdoor playground equipment that is not only safe but also aesthetically integrated into today’s modern environment.

What qualities do you think an entrepreneur must have?

I believe that good communication skills are essential. In addition, punctuality and self-confidence provide the credibility needed to collaborate successfully with others.

What was your biggest motivation for starting this business?

By the time I heard about the opportunity provided by the SES Program, I had already built my first prototype, and that gave me the final push. I want to prove myself at the county level first, but my long-term goal is nationwide expansion. I am motivated by the fact that I can create something lasting for children.

How did you hear about this opportunity, and how does the social mission appear in your project?

I heard about the opportunity from friends and knew immediately it was the right path for me. The core of my social commitment is building playgrounds for orphanages—in some cases entirely for free, and in others, with significant discounts. I want the experience of high-quality play to reach those children who have fewer opportunities to enjoy it.

How did you hear about this opportunity, and how does the social mission appear in your project?

If you have a good idea and a supportive team or partner, don’t hesitate! With the current funding opportunities available, it is truly worth taking the leap into implementation.