Máté Préda is the new head of DODO in Hungary

Máté Préda has more than 15 years of international experience in customer experience development, digital transformation, and strategic planning. Prior to joining DODO, he was the Regional Operations Director of Delivery Hero Talabat, responsible for the tech platform’s last-mile logistics and managed the implementation of various transformation programs in eight countries. He previously held senior positions at Europ Assistance (Generali Group), Visa, and McKinsey & Company.

“The Hungarian market is undergoing spectacular changes, and with it the expectations of both retailers and consumers are becoming higher. This not only represents an excellent growth opportunity for us: by introducing innovative delivery solutions that serve the needs of customers more efficiently, we can be at the forefront of change. By widely spreading time-based delivery, DODO can open a new chapter in the history of e-commerce in Hungary. As a leader, my goal is to renew the company’s operations in the spirit of transparency, speed and customer focus, and to make the benefits of the innovative solutions we offer tangible for our customers in everyday life”

– said Máté Préda, the company’s new leader.

The change of leadership opens a new chapter in DODO’s domestic growth strategy. In recent years, the company has significantly expanded its presence in Hungary: its delivery services are now available in more than 20 cities, including Budapest, Miskolc, Debrecen and Szeged. Its clients include major retailers such as Tesco, Euronics and BENU. One of the keys to DODO’s expansion is its time-slot delivery model, which allows customers to specify not only the delivery day but also a specific 1-2 hour time slot to receive their order. This makes home delivery more predictable and convenient for them, but also helps online stores increase sales conversion, reduce the number of failed deliveries and improve customer satisfaction. With the increasing value of flexibility and reliability, there is increasing interest in time-slot delivery in the domestic e-commerce sector.