Alina Gorozdeeva is a Regulatory Affairs Manager at Polgar ACRO, specializing in comprehensive registration support for plant protection products across the CIS region. She manages a diverse portfolio of projects for international clients from Europe and Asia. Alina maintains operational continuity through effective adaptation to evolving state regulations. Her professional reach is further extended through active participation in major global events, such as the ACE exhibition in China and the PMFAI ICSCE, where she strengthens ties with global manufacturers.

Olena Guz is the Regulatory Director at Polgar ACRO, where she has worked for more than a decade, starting from a junior position and advancing to her current role. In her current position, she leads multi-country regulatory operations for plant protection products (PPPs) across Eastern Europe and CIS countries, coordinating approximately 100 registrations annually.

Her responsibilities include regulatory strategy development, dossier preparation and submission, lifecycle management, and monitoring changes in national and international pesticide legislation. She advises clients on market entry strategies, regulatory pathways, timelines, and risk mitigation, aligning regulatory solutions with commercial objectives.

She has extensive expertise in regulatory affairs of plant protection products across Eastern European countries and has contributed publications to leading industry sources. During her time with the company, Polgar ACRO has significantly grown and expanded, providing regulatory services in new markets. Before joining Polgar ACRO, Olena worked with UNDP and the UN ILO Agency, and she also gained experience in private commercial law. She holds an LL.M. degree.

Anna Révész is a Regulatory Affairs Manager at Polgar ACRO, specializing in regulatory support for plant protection products, biostimulants, fertilizers and other agrochemical products in Hungary and across the EU Central Zone. Drawing on her scientific background in plant protection and ecotoxicology, she brings a careful, evidence-based approach to regulatory projects and supports clients in navigating complex European requirements and developing well-founded strategies for market access.

Anna holds a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Engineering and a Master’s degree in Plant Protection from the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Her additional professional qualifications include certification as a plant protection consultant and certified training in soil-use practices aimed at mitigating climate-related damage.

During her university studies, Anna gained research experience in ecotoxicology, investigating the effects of plant protection products and pesticide mixtures on non-target soil organisms. Her work included field sampling and laboratory studies involving Enchytraeus albidus and Folsomia candida, with a particular focus on avoidance behaviour, survival and reproduction. She has co-authored scientific articles published in the Journal of Landscape Ecology and Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety.

Her previous experience in an international corporate environment strengthened her ability to coordinate time-sensitive matters, communicate clearly with different stakeholders, maintain accurate documentation, support knowledge sharing and respond effectively to complex situations. These skills complement her scientific expertise and contribute to a structured, solution-oriented and client-focused approach to regulatory work. Anna communicates professionally in Hungarian, English and German.

Anna Yelina works as a Regulatory Affairs Manager, responsible for regulatory activities in countries such as Ukraine and Kazakhstan. She graduated from the University of Management and has over 10 years of experience in international trade.

She also has additional education and hands-on experience in project management, enabling her to efficiently coordinate registration processes, liaise with competent authorities, and manage projects throughout all stages - from dossier preparation to authorization.

Anna is committed to delivering effective regulatory support and helping clients successfully bring plant protection products to international markets.

Ielyzaveta holds a Master’s degree in Law as well as a Master’s degree in Finance and Credit. Her academic background provides a strong foundation for regulatory, legal, and compliance-related activities in an international business environment.

Before joining Polgar ACRO, she gained extensive professional experience in regulatory affairs, corporate law, and business management, working in international and cross-border contexts. Her career has included leading complex projects, coordinating with public authorities, and supporting strategic business operations, particularly within regulated industries.

With solid international experience, she has been actively involved in regulatory compliance, legal documentation management, and process optimisation. Her work has contributed to improved operational efficiency, strengthened regulatory adherence, and effective interaction with competent authorities.

At Polgar ACRO, Ielyzaveta is responsible for regulatory registrations and compliance support. She is involved in the preparation and review of regulatory  documentation, coordination with authorities, and the overall progress of client registration projects. She is committed to delivering accurate, reliable, and practical regulatory solutions in a dynamic and evolving regulatory environment.