About David Czitter

David Czitter comes from an unique family background, according to The Sydney Morning Herald (Wednesday 4 December, 1946) and documentation and physical evidence at The Sydney Jewish Museum. David Czitter's Grandfather 'Mr Paul Czitter', who arrived in Australia in 1946 on the ship ‘Ville d'Amiens,' and survived Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, was one of only 6 remaining Jewish members from the ‘Czitter Family’ of 128 members. The other 122 members of the 'Czitter Family,' were tortured and murdered by the Nazis, during World War Two, for being Jewish. This genocide of the 'Czitter Family' occurred in Buchenwald, Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz Concentration Camps, after their home town became part of the Russo-German battlefield. Mr David Czitter's Great Grandfather, named 'Mr Zoltan Czitter,' (who was one of 8 brothers), was murdered by the Nazis, along with all 8 brothers and their entire extended family. His Great Grandmother, named 'Mrs Alice Czitter,' survived. David Czitter's Grandparents were named 'Mr Paul Czitter' and 'Mrs Catarina Czitter.' According to video evidence, from The USC Shoah Foundation, David Czitter's Grandmother, 'Ms Catarina Biro' (ne Czitter), managed to escape Auschwitz Concentration Camp, after witnessing both her mother and sister, being murdered by the Nazis for being Jewish.

After 20 years working for a plethora of organisations, including government, corporate and the private sector, David Czitter is a climate change activist and environmental activist, known for challenging world leaders to take immediate action, to mitigate the effects of human-caused climate change. Climate activism refers to actions taken to address climate change, often involving protests, advocacy, and direct action to pressure governments and industry to implement policies and practices that mitigate its effects. This activism aims to raise awareness, demand accountability, and champion sustainable solutions. Now, David shares his passion and life experience, by helping others. His ramp up process is designed to empower your team and outfit them with the tools they need to succeed. David Czitter has received Rotary International's highest award, 'The Paul Harris Fellow' from the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International and a 'Life Award' from Suicide Prevention Australia for his dedication to his community work, throughout his career in Australia.

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