Gergely Kriza
Study: BSc Business Adminitration
Supervisor of the following committees:
- Case Club
- Wintersports
- As Good As New (AGAN)
- Sefa Social Consulting Group
Function description
The Human Resource (HR) Officer of the Sefa Board is responsible for recruitment, selection and retention of active members of the association. As HR Officer you are the first contact person for students that want to become active within one of Sefa’s committees. You promote active membership and recruit new committee members, which is crucial for the existence and future of the association. As HR Officer you are responsible for the application and selection procedure for all committees. Finally, you are responsible for coaching and retaining active Sefa members to ensure that every student gets the most out of his or her active membership at Sefa.
Tasks
- Promoting Sefa’s active membership and recruiting new members
- Informing potential new Sefa members
- Develop efficient and effective application procedures
- Select students and conduct interview sessions
- Coaching and retaining active members
- Providing growth opportunities for active members
- Keeping the member administration up-to-date.
Typical traits
Social, enthusiastic, entrepreneurial, confident, team player and open-minded.
Contact information:
Send a message to:
hr@sefa.nl
Gergely Kriza
About Me
Hello everyone, I am Geri, the HR Officer of the 103rd Board of Sefa. I am from Budapest, Hungary and I have been living in Amsterdam for 3 years now. I just finished my Bachelor in Business Administration at the UvA and now I am excited to progress into the board position.
In my first year, I attended a few Sefa events and monthly drinks but I was not active. However, I wanted to enrich my student life and soon realized that Sefa offers much more than just drinks and there are numerous opportunities for growth and development for ambitious students. In my 2nd and 3rd year, I participated in several committees, such as Case Club or the International Development Project where I had the opportunity to conduct field research in Thailand for 3 weeks. I am extremely grateful for the skills and experiences I acquired and the connections and networks I made via Sefa. Therefore I felt compelled to apply for the board position to get the best experience out of my Sefa journey.
In my free time, I like to socialize with my friends by grabbing a drink together, playing tennis, going out to festivals, or just cooking at home. Overall I am looking forward to the year ahead in the board and working on creating the best experiences for our members. Lastly, I would advise you to reach out to me if you have any questions about Sefa, joining the board, or anything else I can help you with.