Márta KONCZOSNÉ SZOMBATHELYI is a full-time professor at the Széchenyi István University. Her Ph.D. dissertation—“The linguistic and cultural infrastructure of capital investment in Hungary”—was defended in 2006. She completed her habilitation in 2013 in Business and Management Sciences. In 2018, she was appointed as a professor. Her teaching and research portfolio covers different areas of communication and management sciences, such as intercultural and international communication, corporate communication, corporate reputation, public relations, gender management, and talent management. Her most cited monograph is "Communicating cultures" (2008). She serves the university’s talent management goals as chair of the Scientific Student Association, chair of the Talent Supporting Committee, and chair of the Doctoral Program in Business Administration Sciences within the frame of the Doctoral School of Regional and Business Administration Sciences. She is one of the founding members, and, since 2019, the chair of the Working Committee on Communication Management of the Hungarian Scientific Academy’s Committee of Business Administration Sciences.
Márta KONCZOSNÉ SZOMBATHELYI is a full-time professor at the Széchenyi István University. Her Ph.D. dissertation—“The linguistic and cultural infrastructure of capital investment in Hungary”—was defended in 2006. She completed her habilitation in 2013 in Business and Management Sciences. In 2018, she was appointed as a professor. Her teaching and research portfolio covers different areas of communication and management sciences, such as intercultural and international communication, corporate communication, corporate reputation, public relations, gender management, and talent management. Her most cited monograph is "Communicating cultures" (2008). She serves the university’s talent management goals as chair of the Scientific Student Association, chair of the Talent Supporting Committee, and chair of the Doctoral Program in Business Administration Sciences within the frame of the Doctoral School of Regional and Business Administration Sciences. She is one of the founding members, and, since 2019, the chair of the Working Committee on Communication Management of the Hungarian Scientific Academy’s Committee of Business Administration Sciences.