Somogyi brings more than 15 years of professional experience in the HR field to Ayvens Hungary. Prior to joining the company, she served as the HR director of RTL Hungary, where she was responsible for building, developing, and managing the company’s newly established HR directorate.
Her responsibilities included HR controlling, performance evaluation, employee well-being initiatives, and improving employee satisfaction. She spent a total of nine years in leadership at the television network. Before that, she worked as the HR director for Volvo Hungária Kft.’s heavy-duty vehicle division and also held advisory and project management roles in recruitment firms such as Randstad and ProfiPower.
In her new role, Somogyi will oversee the entire HR function and internal communications at Ayvens. She will be responsible for strategic planning, performance evaluation, employee skill development, workforce satisfaction and well-being, recruitment and selection processes, as well as payroll management.
“I chose Ayvens because my first impression was that employees are truly at the center here. I can easily identify with the company’s core values: commitment, collaboration, integrity, and curiosity. I also strongly believe in sustainable mobility and a customer-centric approach. Additionally, from a professional standpoint, supporting the integration process presents an exciting challenge,” said Somogyi.
She added that in the coming period, her focus will be on stabilizing the HR team, redefining and optimizing processes, supporting employees through the integration process, and understanding workforce needs.
Somogyi has been serving as HR director at Ayvens Hungary since August 2024.
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