Márk Börcsök

Márk Börcsök has a diverse work experience starting with their current role as a Project Manager at Exness, where they are responsible for overseeing transformation initiatives. Prior to that, they worked as a Business Consultant at Getronics, where they managed transformation initiatives in the Business Operations team. At Getronics, they developed KPI dashboards and implemented time writing across the business.

Before their role at Getronics, Márk worked at AGCO Corporation, first as a Merger Integration Associate and then as a Strategy Associate. At AGCO, they gained experience in strategy and merger integration.

Márk also has experience as a Management Consultant at PwC, where they worked on various projects related to business development, operational transformation, and process improvement. Additionally, they worked as a Student Consultant at Daymon Worldwide, where they conducted a CEMS Business Project on market entry opportunities in Africa and the Middle-East.

Márk started their career as a Product Analyst Intern at Allianz Hungária Zrt. Overall, they have had experience in project management, business consulting, strategy, and market research.

Márk Börcsök began their education in 2010 at Corvinus University of Budapest, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Business. Márk completed this program in 2013. In 2014, they returned to Corvinus University of Budapest to pursue a Master's degree in Management and Leadership, which they completed in 2015.

During their Master's program, in 2014 and 2015, Márk also attended CEMS - The Global Alliance in Management Education, where they earned a Master's degree in International Management. In 2015, they participated in a CEMS MIM Exchange Semester at Nova School of Business and Economics, focusing on International Management.

Additionally, from 2011 to 2016, Márk attended EVK College for Advanced Studies. Although the specific degree and field of study are not provided, this experience contributed to their education journey.