I. Leadership 
Chairman:
- Lajos Veres Ph.D, college professor, professor emeritus, Danube Strategy Director, College Of Dunaújváros, Regional Economics Ph.D
Board members:
- Géza Szabó Ph.D, head of department, associate professor, chartered geographer, Ph.D, tourism expert, University of Pécs
- Attila Korompai Ph.D, associate professor, Candidate of geography sciences, Corvinus University of Budapest
- Ferenc Szávai Ph.D, economist, Ph.D of MTA, Rector of University of Kaposvár
- József Poór Ph.D, college professor, Ph.D of MTA, University of Sellye, Szent István University
- Ferenc Szilágyi Ph.D, associate professor, Dean of Partium Keresztény University, Nagyvárad
- József Káposzta Ph.D, associate professor, Szent István University
- Noémi Piricz Ph.D, associate professor, University of Óbuda
Members of the Supervisory Board:
- Zoltán Béla Kapros Ph.D, renewable energy consultant, Ministry for Innovation and Technology
- Mónika Hartl Ph.D, tourism expert, Chairman of Marketing Committee, National Association of Hungarian Wine Orders
- Róbert Czimbalmos Ph.D, MSc in Agricultural Engineering, GIS Engineer, University of Debrecen RIEF Karcag Research Institute
Members of the Ethics Committee:
- György Misur Ph.D, diplomat, retired Italian-Hungarian Ambassador.
- László Herald, chartered architect, Executive Director, Radiáns Ltd.
- Gabriella Tisza, Labor market consultant, National Spatial Development Civil Reconciliation Forum, vice-chairman
III. Members
In May 2013 SASD pools around 70 members. Among them many of the most recognised and experienced actors concerning territorial development and environmental management in Hungary. However this number is still not final as new members join SASD each month.
IV. Partnership
SASD maintains contact with the following national professional organizations in Hungary:
- Hungarian Logistic Association,
- National Federation of Environmental Suppliers and Manufacturers,
- Federation of Technical and Scientific Societies,
- Cooperation Forum of Danube Region Cities,
- Association of Lower Danube Municipalities for Cooperation.
International relationship:
Operating in one of the countries that have joined the European Union in 2004, SASD is familiar with the specific problems affecting new member states.
Through our members and member organizations we have widespread relationships with organizations and institutions from both other new member states (Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria,) and candidate countries (Serbia, Moldova, Ukraine) deriving from our geographic location in the border areas of the European Union.
SASD maintains contacts with organizations from the EU15 countries as well including Italy, Austria, Spain, Germany and Greece.
