“Erika understands the strengths we have and the challenges we face to continue to improve our business and the service we provide our customers,” said Jim Doherty, CEO and owner of Doherty Hungary, which is based in Orosháza, southeast Hungary.
Erika Fodor Bagdiné earned her degrees in mechanical engineering and economics at Miskolc University, initially working in sales and marketing before switching to logistics, operations, and general management.
The newly appointed expert speaks Russian and English, apart from her native Hungarian.
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