
FleishmanHillard Budapest organized a press event for Deloitte Hungary, where we presented the key findings of the study. The discussion focused on the dynamics of market consolidation, the capital position of regional banks, and the relationship between economies of scale and M&A activity. We also engaged with representatives from leading media outlets to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.

By Friday morning, a faulty security update affecting Microsoft systems had nearly paralysed the entire world. While the technical analysis of the situation or a BCP review would be a topic of its own, an unexpected and overwhelming incident like this demonstrates why it is essential for a company to have a strong, well-maintained crisis communication system. Such a system does not slow down reaction — in fact, it enables quick and effective response in situations exactly like this.

When InnoEnergy - now Inno - was looking for a regional communication partner, one thing was certain: they did not need 14 different voices, but a common narrative in East-Central Europe. Our task was to create a hub agency model from Budapest that would simultaneously provide strategic unity, rapid decision-making, and real local relevance in up to 14 countries.

Today, the eighth story of our 25 years 25 stories campaign, we present a campaign where we have even helped to improve the legislative environment with the help of PR, because we not only did a campaign with AVON, but also participated in a movement.

The Hungarian communications market is on the verge of change. FleishmanHillard is convinced that the future of the profession can only be built on fairer competition, transparent operations, and jointly accepted ethical standards.

The essence of communication is not that we speak, but that we are believed. In the Digital Hungary! Magazine podcast, Anita Balaton discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping the rules of visibility and credibility, why reputation is becoming a measurable business asset, and where the line is drawn between persuasion and manipulation.