FM newsroom – talent management. The Keleti Károly Faculty of Business and Management at Óbuda University recently hosted the 63rd Scientific Students’ Associations Conference (TDK), supported by B+N Magyarország Kft., a member of the LIWO Group.
Opening the conference, Dean Prof Dr Mónika Garai-Fodor emphasised the vital role scientific research plays in students’ professional and academic development. Across six specialist sections, participants explored topics ranging from digitalisation and consumer trends to sustainability, innovation, artificial intelligence in business, finance, market analysis, management and generational consumer behaviour.
The conference welcomed 67 student researchers, underlining the event’s growing reputation and relevance. This year’s programme also saw the participation of several secondary school students, reinforcing the importance of long-term talent development and creating stronger links between secondary and higher education. Year after year, more young people choose to engage in scientific and academic research, highlighting the increasing appeal of the TDK community.
B+N Strengthens Its Commitment to Future Professionals
As a key partner of this year’s conference, B+N Magyarország Kft. played an active role in supporting students throughout the event. Company experts contributed directly to two competition sections, offering professional guidance and industry insight. B+N was represented by Szilvia Papp, Head of Training and Organisational Development, and János Nagy, Head of Electrical Engineering.
The event also welcomed Bernadett Varga, HR Manager at Márka Üdítőgyártó Kft., and Dr Judit Baka, Head of People & Culture at Heinemann Hungary. Through their experience and professional perspectives, they helped inspire and support the next generation of specialists and business leaders.
Supporting initiatives such as the TDK conference means investing in the future. Today’s talented and ambitious students will go on to shape the success of Hungarian businesses and industries in the years ahead — including organisations such as B+N Magyarország Kft. and the LIWO Group itself.
