Microsoft Hungary undergoes changes in management
As of July 1, on the occasion of the start of a new fiscal year, Microsoft Hungary鈥檚 management has gone through a rejuvenation as part of the firm始s transformational strategy, and changes are anticipated from August 31, Microsoft said yesterday in a press release.
As was reported earlier Gabriella Szentkuti was appointed General Manager, replacing Istv谩n Papp who left the position to work in the Asian-Pacific region鈥檚 sales, marketing and services branch.
As of July 1, L谩szl贸 Kiszely is taking over the position of Experience and Evangelism Lead (DX). The professional is arriving to Microsoft Hungary from Tesco Mobile, where he was the marketing manager.
Viktor Sagyib贸 is taking over the position of Enterprise and Partner Group Lead from Gyula Ferencz, who is handing over the position after more than one and a half decades. Sagyib贸 joined Microsoft Hungary in 2008, after leaving Pannon GSM, the predecessor of Telenor.
Viktor Ormosi is taking over the position of Public Sector Lead from Sagyib贸 as of August 31. Ormosi is arriving to the firm from HP, leaving behind his previous position as Sales Manager.
As of August 31, Katalin Antal is filling in the position of Finance Lead, after working in the FMCG sector for 13 years and gaining significant experience in the field of B2B. She has worked for Procter & Gamble and Ecolab.
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