FMCG Retail Minutes podcast sorozatunk legújabb epizódjában egy különösen aktuális és sok vállalatot érintő témát járunk körbe: az uniós jogszabály változások, a reklámadó visszatérése, valamint az EUn kívülről érkező termékekre vonatkozó új szabályok hatását a kiskereskedelmi és FMCG szektorra. Szakértőink részletesen bemutatják, hogyan érintik ezek a módosítások a hazai piaci szereplőket, milyen kihívásokkal találkozhatnak a cégek, és mire érdemes felkészülni a következő időszakban.

Az FMCG-Retail Minutes vendégei: Miks Anna – Versenyjogi csoportvezető, Deloitte Legal Samicskov Lili – Szenior tanácsadó, Adó- és jogi tanácsadás, Deloitte Magyarország Kovács István – Menedzser, Adó- és jogi tanácsadás, Deloitte Magyarország

Az FMCG-Retail Minutes műsorvezetője: Aracsi Bernadett – Szenior Menedzser, FMCG & Retail iparág vezetője, Deloitte Magyarország

We are pleased to share our latest podcast episode, recorded to accompany the newly published Investor's Guide to Hungary 2025 report. The report is the result of a professional collaboration between Hays, Deloitte, Colliers, and the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA). In this conversation, the guide's contributors discuss key market trends, investor expectations, and the opportunities shaping Hungary's business landscape.

The discussion was moderated by Eszter Lukács (Director, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Hungary), joined by: Kata Mazsaroff (Managing Director | Hungary, Colliers),

Martina Almási (Partner Relations Manager, Cabinet to the CEO, Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency), Tibor Katona (Executive Director CEE – Strategic Accounts, Enterprise Solutions, Hays), and

Zoltán Gábor (Partner, Tax and Legal, Deloitte Hungary).

Listen to the full conversation and explore the report here: Investor's Guide to Hungary 2025

https://www.deloitte.com/hu/en/services/consulting/perspectives/the-investors-guide-to-hungary-2025.html

Az energiahatékonysági beruházások nemcsak a fenntarthatósági célok megvalósítását segítik, hanem jelentős adózási előnyöket is kínálnak a vállalatok számára. Az utóbbi hónapokban több, a piacot is érintő jogszabályváltozás lépett hatályba, amelyek új kereteket szabnak az energiahatékonysági kötelezettségi rendszer (EKR) működésének.

Legújabb podcastunkban szakértőink és meghívott vendégünk, Tatár Dénes, az Axing Zrt. vezérigazgatója járják körül, hogyan érintik ezek a változások a vállalati beruházásokat, milyen ösztönzők (például TAO-kedvezmények és HEM-kereskedelem) érhetők el, valamint milyen gyakorlati buktatókra érdemes odafigyelni az energiahatékonysági projektek megvalósítása során.

2025 Global Business Services (GBS) Survey Insights, Part II: Talent, Experience, and the Rise of GenAI

Deloitte's Global Business Services (GBS) Survey highlights the human and digital priorities shaping the next phase of GBS. From talent challenges to generative AI, organizations are redefining how they create value.

In the second episode of our series, we turn to the future-oriented findings of Deloitte's global GBS survey. Skill gaps and high attrition remain top challenges, underscoring the importance of upskilling talent, equipping teams with the latest tools, and building a resilient culture. At the same time, GBS organizations are transforming the way they engage with their stakeholders—improving customer experience through transparency, feedback, and innovative solutions. Looking ahead, investment in generative AI and automation is set to become a major driver of growth, accelerating the evolution of GBS into a more strategic, digital-first model. If you would like to watch the first episode of this podcast series, click here. https://www.deloitte.com/hu/en/services/consulting/perspectives/2025-Global-Business-Services--GBS--Survey-Insights%2c-Part-I--Expansion%2c-Locations%2c-and-Evolving-Models.html

Speakers

Eszter Lukacs, Director, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Hungary

Tereza De Bardi, Partner, Central Europe, Finance Operate, Deloitte Czech Republic

Tomas Husner, Director, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Romania

Zdenek Steiger, Manager, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Czech Republic

Dora Nyitrai, Senior Consultant, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Hungary

Explore more insights from the 2025 Global Business Services (GBS) Survey.

https://www.deloitte.com/hu/en/services/consulting/perspectives/deloitte-global-business-services-survey-2025.html?icid=top_deloitte-global-business-services-survey-2025

Based on responses from more than 2,000 executives, Deloitte's Global Business Services (GBS) Survey highlights how GBS organizations are expanding their scope, reshaping delivery models, and exploring new locations.

In the first episode of our two-part series, we explore the key trends shaping the next chapter of Global Business Services. Survey results show that more than half of GBS organizations are planning to expand their footprint, driven by new functions and market demands. While India, the USA, and Poland remain the top destinations, Portugal is emerging as a strong contender on the global map. We also discuss how mature organizations are evolving their models, balancing in-house shared services centers and outsourcing to maximize value.

Speakers

Eszter Lukacs, Director, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Hungary

Tereza De Bardi, Partner, Central Europe, Finance Operate, Deloitte Czech Republic

Tomas Husner, Director, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Romania

Zdenek Steiger, Manager, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Czech Republic

Dora Nyitrai, Senior Consultant, GBS Advisory, Deloitte Hungary

Learn more:

Explore more insights from the 2025 Global Business Services (GBS) Survey.

A Deloitte következő podcast-műsorában, Horváth Rolanddal, a Deloitte Magyarország igazgatójával, Németh Olivérrel, szenior menedzserrel és vendégünk, a Bay Kutatóközpont kutatás-fejlesztés igazgatójával, Vida Ádámmal beszélgettünk a kutatás-fejlesztés tevékenységéről és azonosításáról. Olyan kérdésekre kerestük a választ, hogy miként néz ki a fogalom vállalati és állami oldalról, valamint milyen ösztönzők, tevékenységek és adókedvezmények vonatkozhatnak rá.

Cyber threats are no longer a question of if, but when. And when they strike, having a real, tested crisis management plan can make the difference between recovery and catastrophe.

This episode explores how organizations can move from reactive firefighting to proactive readiness — with real-world examples from the banking sector, insights into national cyber exercises, and lessons learned from failure. Learn how to design a cyber crisis strategy that holds up when pressure is high, and regulation is tighter than ever.

🎙️ Host: Gergely Tóth: Gergely is the Director of Deloitte Hungary's Cyber team. He has over 10 years of Big Four experience and more than 20 years in IT security. His main focus is the financial sector, where he leads the delivery of penetration testing and vulnerability management programs for international clients. His expertise lies in penetration testing, covering infrastructure as well as web, mobile, and thick-client applications.

👥 Guests: Nikola Šnajder: Nikola is Senior manager at Deloitte Cyber strategy team with over 10 years of professional experience in ICT and cybersecurity. Throughout his professional career he participated in multiple projects mainly in the Banking and Insurance industries. Nikola is specialized for regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, cyber awareness and ICT risk management.

Timea Pahi: BSc, MA, PhD Candidate: Tímea is an IT security expert, lecturer, and cyber defense strategist with over nine years of experience in cybersecurity and Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC). She specializes in translating regulatory requirements—such as DORA, GDPR, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the AI Act—into practical technical solutions, and has supported organizatio

For today's security teams, staying ahead of sophisticated cyber threats requires more than just defense — it demands foresight.

This episode explores how cyber threat intelligence, penetration testing, red teaming, and TLPT are transforming cybersecurity from reactive to strategic.

Hear real-world examples from the financial sector, discover how test findings are informing executive decision-making, and learn how to design cyber resilience exercises that actually prepare your organization for what's next.

🎙️ Host:

Timea Pahi, BSc, MA, PhD Candidate: Tímea is an IT security expert, lecturer, and cyber defense strategist with over nine years of experience in cybersecurity and Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC). She specializes in translating regulatory requirements—such as DORA, GDPR, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the AI Act—into practical technical solutions, and has supported organizations through complex assessments, including TIBER-EU and ECB on-site inspections.

👥 Guests:

Gergely Tóth: Gergely is the Director of Deloitte Hungary's Cyber team. He has over 10 years of Big Four experience and more than 20 years in IT security. His main focus is the financial sector, where he leads the delivery of penetration testing and vulnerability management programs for international clients. His expertise lies in penetration testing, covering infrastructure as well as web, mobile, and thick-client applications.

Nikola Šnajder: Nikola is Senior manager at Deloitte Cyber strategy team with over 10 years of professional experience in ICT and cybersecurity. Throughout his professional career he participated in multiple projects mainly in the Banking and Insurance industries. Nikola is specialized for regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, cyber awareness and ICT risk management.

🎯 This episode is for:

👉 CISOs

👉 IT and Security Leaders

👉 Risk and Compliance Professionals

👉 Anyone building secure, future-ready organizations

In a fast-changing digital world, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern — it's a critical business priority.

This episode is hosted by Gergely Tóth. Gergely is the Director of Deloitte Hungary's Cyber team. He has over 10 years of Big Four experience and more than 20 years in IT security. His main focus is the financial sector, where he leads the delivery of penetration testing and vulnerability management programs for international clients. His expertise lies in penetration testing, covering infrastructure as well as web, mobile, and thick-client applications.

Guests: Nikola Šnajder: Nikola is Senior manager at Deloitte Cyber strategy team with over 10 years of professional experience in ICT and cybersecurity. Throughout his professional career he participated in multiple projects mainly in the Banking and Insurance industries. Nikola is specialized for regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, cyber awareness and ICT risk management.

Timea Pahi, BSc, MA, PhD Candidate: Tímea is an IT security expert, lecturer, and cyber defense strategist with over nine years of experience in cybersecurity and Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC). She specializes in translating regulatory requirements—such as DORA, GDPR, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the AI Act—into practical technical solutions, and has supported organizations through complex assessments, including TIBER-EU and ECB on-site inspections.

🎙️ What you'll learn:

• How DORA and NIS2 reshape compliance expectations

• The role of AI in modern cyber defense

• Why tailored cybersecurity exercises and role-based training matter

• How to move from basic compliance to true cyber resilience

This podcast is designed for: 👉 CISOs 👉 IT and Security Leaders 👉 Risk and Compliance Professionals 👉 Anyone looking to build secure, future-ready organizations

🔔 Subscribe now to stay ahead of emerging cyber risks and turn regulation into opportunity.

People are at the heart of every organization—from employees and contractors to customers and communities. These human connections drive everything from innovation and productivity to adaptability and brand relevance. In this episode of our podcast series, we explore how organizations can move beyond traditional workforce strategies to embrace human sustainability—a transformative approach that places long-term human outcomes at the center of business decisions.

We speak with Gábor Erdélyi, HR Manager for Customer Service Europe and Site Lead at Ecolab Global Business Services, about how forward-looking companies are rethinking their role in improving worker well-being, employability, equity, and connection to purpose.

In this episode, we explore:

• What human sustainability means—and why it's emerging as a critical ESG dimension
• How organizations are implementing initiatives to enhance well-being, equity, and employability
• Why only 43% of workers say their organization has left them better off—and how to improve that
• How leaders can integrate human sustainability into core business strategies
• The opportunities and challenges AI presents for advancing human sustainability
• How this concept may evolve over the next decade

The host of the podcast:

Eszter Lukács Finance & Transformation Director, GBS Advisory Lead With 18 years of experience in operational transformation, Eszter specializes in global business services, process optimization, and technology-driven solutions. As the host of this podcast, she shares her insights on business model transformation and operational excellence. Learn more: Explore insights from the 2024 Global Human Capital Trends report: https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/insights/articles/glob176836_global-human-capital-trends-2024/DI_Global-Human-Capital-Trends-2024.pdf ________________________________________________________ 🟢 Deloitte Magyarország | Kövessen minket! • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/deloitte • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deloittehungary/ • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deloittehungary/ • TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@deloittehungary • A Deloitte Magyarország weboldala: https://www2.deloitte.com/hu 🔔 Iratkozzon fel YouTube-csatornánkra! https://deloi.tt/3YbCZgs