Budapest Airport
Kamilla V. has extensive experience in project management and digitalization within the media and airport sectors. Currently serving as a Project Manager in System Development and Digitalization at Budapest Airport since September 2022, Kamilla has previously held various leadership roles, including Senior Data Project Manager and PPC Manager at IPG Mediabrands from June 2019 to October 2022. Additional experience includes roles as an Innovation and Project Manager at Adaptive Media Sales House, Project Manager positions at Central Médiacsoport Sales and atmedia Kft., and as an Office Manager at Bánáti + Hartvig Architects. Kamilla's career began as a Trading Specialist at Omnicom Media Group and included a Project Manager role at Tesco. Educational qualifications feature a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from ZSKF and ongoing studies toward a Master of Computer Applications at Eötvös Loránd University, projected to complete in July 2024.
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The mission of Budapest Airport is to make Ferenc Liszt International Airport the most successful airport in Central and Eastern Europe in terms of passenger growth, service quality and operational efficiency. The airport shall be the key driver of local economic growth for Budapest and for Hungary as a whole. Budapest Airport is in charge of managing, operating and developing the main international airport of Hungary and has set itself the goal to operate efficiently and profitably on a sustainable basis. The prospects are promising: air traffic will increase notably across the region. Budapest Airport has a great basis for further route developments and great growth potential for both aviation and non-aviation business. The airport company aims to strengthen its strong global position in the private airport market and to identify and realize the many potentials of the airport. With the help of active and fast business growth, the motivated management team will strengthen the position of the airport in the face of growing competition.