MLBKT has announced the latest award winners in the procurement and logistics profession
The Hungarian Logistics, Procurement and Inventory Association (MLBKT) has chosen the best in the procurement and logistics profession, who won the category awards of the call for interest representation announced in November, the MLBKT informed MTI on Thursday.
The logistics excellence award project of the year was awarded to the Zalaegerszeg Automotive factory of Flex International Kft., while Budapest Bortársaság Kft. won in the small and medium enterprises (SME) category. The logistics manager of the year is András Táncsics, the head of Boxy Logisztikai Zrt., the purchasing manager of the year is Zsolt Azurák, the purchasing director of Euronics Műszaki Áruhzalnác / Vöröskő Kft. The purchasing team of the year was the purchasing department of Budapest Airport Zrt., the SCM (supply chain management) talent of the year was Kata Boglárka, development manager of Optasoft Kft., and Katona Boglárka, project engineer of GLABS LSS Kft.
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