About me

My name is Huba Rostonics, and I’ve always had an entrepreneurial mindset. Inspired by my mother’s example, I started building small businesses in high school and college — from recycling and auto body work to electronics and automotive systems. I was always finding ways to learn, create, and grow.

After earning my degree, I founded an engineering firm focused on solving complex challenges for major manufacturing companies. Following a successful exit, I joined some of the world’s most respected organizations, where I gained firsthand experience in how high-performing businesses operate and consistently deliver results.

A few years later, I launched my own consulting practice. It gave me the freedom to bring honest, strategic advice to executives and teams across industries — and to truly make a difference. That experience led me to a clear mission: to help leaders of small and mid-sized businesses build better companies, operate with greater clarity, and achieve meaningful, lasting impact.

Areas of Expertise

BUSINESS OPERATING SYSTEM

EXPONENTIAL TRANSFORMATION

GO TO MARKET

STRATEGY

CUSTOMER SUCCESS

Why “ThriveMonger”?

I started my career centered around engineering, deeply embedded in services and project management. Very soon I got involved with managing relationships with external, third party companies that were part of the value chain. I learned about the “channel”, and it turned out that globally, about 70% of business flows through indirect channels, and that working with the channel is a fairly all-encompassing discipline, requiring strategic thinking, and understand sales, marketing, finance, services delivery and even legal aspects. That’s when I became the “channelmeister” brand.

A few years later, I realized that to work with business leaders directly, I would need a more all-encompassing brand, but it was also clear that I have always have been an optimist, and believed that businesses and individuals can thrive if they concentrate on the aspects that will produce faster results.That’s how “thrivemonger” came to be.