Under its Next-KPI program, HNCC organized a stand for three Hungarian electrotechnical companies (Emika, EmbedPro, and Silveria) at the Eliaden trade fair in Lillestrøm, Norway on May 28. This initiative aimed to increase the visibility of their products and services, expand their networking, and facilitate their entry into the Norwegian market. Emika specializes in critical infrastructure protection and advanced drone technology. EmbedPro, with more than 15 years of experience, excels in software development. Silveria Electronics is renowned for its high-quality electronic manufacturing services. Svein Sandor Bognar, chairman of the HNCC, officially opened the stand and welcomed the company representatives.
More than 240 guests gathered to celebrate “La vie en Rose” at the CCIFH’s June 14 Garden Party on Buda Hill, surrounded by nature, lanterns and chansons. The event was opened with greetings from chamber president László Károlyi and Ágnes Ducrot, the CCIFH director, who presented her special thanks to the sponsors and partners of the event. For the event, guests could literally see the world through rose-tinted glasses in a picturesque setting, away from the city’s noise, enjoying pink sweets and the various pink cocktails accompanying the buffet. The great atmosphere was elevated by the live music of Edith Piaf’s chansons (including “La vie en Rose”), piano playing, and jazz. The relaxed French lifestyle, atmosphere and environment provided an ideal platform for lively conversations and expanding professional connections, a perfect blend of business and pleasure.
On June 17, the CCIU hosted a roundtable on “Composting, Anaerobic Digestion, and Biodigester Plants” at the HQ of chamber member CIB Bank in Budapest. Key speakers included engineers Massimo Rogante, president of Cosmari S.r.l., and Brigitte Pellei, the firm’s general director. Attendees also featured representatives from MSP Group Kft., Tortellino Kft., Terra Vita Kft., and DAP Kft., along with Tibor Kun, a former Hungarian Ambassador to Mexico. Representatives from the Hungarian waste management company NHKV Zrt. were also present. Known for his work in nuclear and mechanical engineering, Rogante discussed the Rogante Engineering Office (REO), which applies neutron techniques for advanced nondestructive material characterization. Cosmari S.r.l., serving 55 municipalities in Macerata province, manages waste collection, disposal, recovery, and composting, making the area a leader in waste management in the Marche region of central Italy. The conference, opened by»CCIU president Bernardino Pusceddu, provided a platform for discussing emerging issues in biological treatment, focusing on challenges and opportunities in the fertilizer market. The engineers presented Cosmari’s activities, referencing the recent publication “The Biodigester Plant for the Treatment of Organic Fraction of Municipal Solid Waste.” This event fostered a synergy that led to Rogante organizing a visit to the Budapest Neutron Center. There, along with the center’s scientific director, he explored potential applications of the advanced techniques discussed during the roundtable.
On June 13, DUIHK celebrated its traditional garden party with more than 300 guests. In addition to representatives from member companies, numerous others from their partners, politics and administration attended the chamber’s last major networking event before the summer break. President András Sávos reminded everyone that the DUIHK has now entered its fourth decade after celebrating its anniversary last year. He wished all those present a restful summer so that they could tackle the demanding challenges of business life with renewed vigor and fresh ideas in the fall. A dozen lucky guests could win one of the 12 prizes donated by eight members for the raffle. The main prize was a trip to Germany, provided by the German National Tourist Board and Best Western Hotels. After the summer, DUIHK will start the second half of the year with its Back to Work Cocktail on Aug. 29.
Belgabiz and Dutcham held a joint networking Summer Drinks on June 20 at ODA Czakó kert (Czakó utca 15, Budapest 1016). The members of the Belgian and Dutch business communities spent an evening in a light ambiance on the terrace, building valuable contacts around the delicious pizzas and some drinks. This event again proved that serious business can go hand-in-hand with joyful moments and much laughter. The pop-up raffle game highlighted the evening, with the prizes being fine wines from TokajArtWine.
Join the CCCH on July 1 for a festive celebration of Canada Day, marking the 157th anniversary of the Constitution Act of 1867. In Canada, the holiday is celebrated with fireworks, parades, barbecues, concerts, carnivals, and picnics. Here in Budapest, the CCCH will host a laid-back event featuring classic Canadian favorites like burgers, beers, and doughnuts. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow community members, celebrate Canada’s heritage, and enjoy delicious food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. • When: Monday, July 1, from 6 p.m. • Where: Pasarét Bisztró, Pasarét út 100, Budapest 1026. • Fee: Members HUF 15,900; non-members HUF 21,900 (excluding VAT).
This article was first published in the Budapest Business Journal print issue of June 28, 2024.
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