He graduated in mechanical engineering and industrial engineering, and he has had long-term collaborations with the largest European applied research company, Fraunhofer, as well as with dozens of innovations involving multinational and domestic firms such as VW, Mercedes, and Siemens. He is a co-founder of the company IPA Slovakia and the agricultural cooperative Agrokruh. He is involved in the development of customizable eBikes and their additive manufacturing process. He is also establishing his own Entrepreneurial University, where he connects innovators and entrepreneurs. He dedicates a lot of energy to fostering entrepreneurship in schools and has a longstanding collaboration with the Faculty of Management and Economics at UTB in Zlín. He is active within the Dobrý pastier community.

In 1992, he founded the company KOMA MODULAR s.r.o., which specializes in modular construction. Through gradual product and process innovations, the company has achieved a significant position in the Czech and European markets. Over its existence of more than twenty years, the company has received several awards; in 2010, it became the Innovation Company of the Zlín Region. In 2015, it became the supplier of the Czech Republic pavilion at the World EXPO in Milan. In the same year, it was awarded the title of the Company of the Year 2015. Now, as a group of companies under the KOMA brand, it consistently promotes the new field of modular construction.

She serves as the director of the Tomáš Baťa Foundation. She has been dedicated to studying the Bata management system and its current applications for a long time. As part of her teaching activities, she lectures on various topics related to the Bata management system. At the Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín, she approaches the legacy of Baťa in a scientific manner, analyzing the possibilities of transforming Czech companies according to the Bata management system. She publishes her studies and is the author of several books. She is involved in sharing inspirational ideas of Tomáš Baťa through the Inspirace Baťa project.

He graduated from the Faculty of Technology at the Brno University of Technology, specializing in plastics and rubber technology. From 1981 to 1989, he worked as an independent research worker involved in the development and application of new materials for footwear. In 1989, he joined a vocational school for shoemaking, where he served as the director from 1992. He became the founder of the International School of Footwear (ISMS) and initiated collaboration with the Bata company. In 1998, he was asked by Tomáš Bata Jr. to help establish the newly founded Tomáš Bata Foundation, which he then led for 25 years.