New Managing Director at SAP Hungary

Starting October 1, 2025, Péter Hidvégi will take over as managing director of SAP Hungary and will report directly to the managing director of the Central European cluster, according to a statement by SAP Hungary.

Péter Hidvégi has more than 20 years of experience in the technology and consulting industry, and his career has always been characterized by a strategic mindset and a customer-centric approach. He has been with SAP since 2017, where he has contributed to the company's growth in various leadership roles. He has worked with key domestic customers, including MOL, MVM, Richter and Egis, and in recent years, as sales manager responsible for the utilities, energy and pharmaceutical sectors, and then for large corporate clients, he has successfully strengthened customer relationships, increasing the company's market presence.

Before joining SAP, he gained experience at several international companies. He started his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers and continued at IBM's consulting division as an SAP consultant. At Accenture's Hungarian team, he was responsible for managing complex system implementations and the SAP consulting business for ten years, after which he managed Microsoft's regional cooperation with one of the largest players in the telecommunications sector.

Péter Hidvégi is the father of five children and holds a degree in engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and an MBA from Corvinus University of Budapest.

His calm, collaborative style, broad industry knowledge, and goal-oriented approach have made him a recognized leader both within the profession and within the organization, the statement says.. With more than 2,000 employees, SAP Hungary is now one of the key growth engines in the Central and Eastern European region, consistently achieving strong business results and creating real value for its customers. With the appointment of Péter Hidvégi, the company aims to further strengthen its market presence, maintain its momentum, and achieve new milestones in the Hungarian market.