Tomáš Goláň

He studied at the Faculty of Business and Economics of Mendel University. He worked as an economist at Zlín until 1993 when he became tax advisor.^[2][3]

He became widely known for his fight against Preliminary injunctions by Financial administration. He received award from Deník Referendum which chose him the Second Person of 2017.^[4]

On 22 March 2018, he announced his candidacy in a by-election for Zlín seat in 2018.^[5] Goláň was nominated by Senátor 21. Goláň was initially viewed as an underdog in the election but managed to advance to runoff where he faced Michaela Blahová. He defeated Blahová when he received over 53% of votes and became new senator.^[6] He then joined newly formed Senate group of Senátor 21.^[7] Shortly after Goláň's reelection in 2020 he joined Civic Democratic Party and its Senate group (ODS+TOP09 Senate group).^[8]