Sep 15, 2026 · 29 min · 11 segments
What shapes a person’s perspective on life, leadership, and family? In this episode of **K>VOICES**, Natasha Philpott sits down with **Geza** to explore a remarkable journey spanning generations…
Natasha PhilpottHost
Welcome to K Voices, where we bring you closer to the people behind Kirchhoff Automotive.
I'm your host, Natasha Philpot, and today I'm joined by Geza, who manages administrative functions in Hungary.
With over a decade at Kirchhoff Automotive and a career that spans consulting, international business, and leadership, Geza brings a unique perspective on both work and life.
From growing up in a very different world under communism, where travel was limited and everyday items were scarce, to leading complex business functions today, Geza shares how these early experiences shaped his mindset.
We also dive into what family means to him, from raising four children to being part of a large, close-knit extended family, plus the values and connections that carry through both his personal and professional life.
This is an extra special episode because it's our first time doing a video episode.
So Geza, uh, thank you so much [laughs] for being, uh, the first colleague willing to try this out, and welcome to the show.
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Welcome to K Voices, where we bring you closer to the people behind Kirchhoff Automotive.
I'm your host, Natasha Philpot, and today I'm joined by Geza, who manages administrative functions in Hungary.
With over a decade at Kirchhoff Automotive and a career that spans consulting, international business, and leadership, Geza brings a unique perspective on both work and life.
From growing up in a very different world under communism, where travel was limited and everyday items were scarce, to leading complex business functions today, Geza shares how these early experiences shaped his mindset.
We also dive into what family means to him, from raising four children to being part of a large, close-knit extended family, plus the values and connections that carry through both his personal and professional life.
This is an extra special episode because it's our first time doing a video episode.
So Geza, uh, thank you so much [laughs] for being, uh, the first colleague willing to try this out, and welcome to the show.
