Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Milica Milanovic , Corporate Affairs Manager at Nestlé , shared her perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the growing role of communication in sustainability and corporate responsibility.
Through her work in strategic corporate communications, she has contributed to the visibility of key sustainability initiatives, health education programmes, and socially responsible projects that create long-term impact within the community.
Drawing from her experience in communicating purpose-driven initiatives, she also reflects on what this recognition means to her and the importance of building trust through responsible communication.
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We are a leading international conference in Southeast Europe under the motto: ,,Networking in motion''. Through the PRO. PR Globe Awards we award individuals from all over the world who are, through their vision, knowledge and persistance, making an impact in the field of communication management.
Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Michael T. Schröder shared his perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the growing importance of strategic communication in an increasingly complex environment.
With more than three decades of international experience in communications, public affairs, and public relations, his career has been marked by leadership roles in some of Europe’s leading agencies, advisory work with major global brands, and contributions to the advancement of the profession worldwide.
Drawing from extensive experience across business, consulting, and academia, he also reflects on what this recognition means to him and the value of continuously evolving communication practices.
Recognised with this year’s PRO PR Globe INFIGO Award, Sead Foco shared his perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the importance of strategic thinking in communication.
Known for his work across agency, media, and project environments, his career has been shaped by the development of brands, campaigns, and creative platforms focused on long-term value and meaningful impact.
Drawing from years of experience in communications and industry development, he also reflects on what this recognition means to him and the importance of continuously challenging established approaches within the profession.
Recognised with this year’s PRO PR Globe INFIGO Award, Professor Justin Green, President & CEO of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management, shared his perspective on the current development of the PR industry and its future direction.
As one of the most influential global leaders in communications, his career has been marked by strategic leadership, international advisory roles, and a long-standing commitment to advancing responsible and ethical communication practices worldwide.
Drawing on decades of global experience, he also reflects on the significance of this recognition and the continued importance of strengthening the profession across borders.
Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Milena Djergovic shared her perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the role communication plays in creating meaningful impact.
With extensive experience across media, production, public relations, and strategic partnerships, her career has been marked by a strong connection between communication and social responsibility.
In this video, she shares her thoughts on the direction of the profession and reflects on what receiving this recognition means to her.
Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Lenche Karpuzovska, Communications Manager at EVN Macedonia, shared her perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the evolving role of communication professionals.
With extensive experience in public communication, media relations, crisis communication, and corporate reputation, her career spans both journalism and the energy sector, where she continues to lead integrated communication initiatives.
In this video, she shares her thoughts on the direction of the profession and reflects on what receiving this recognition means to her.
05/06/2026
Zagreb’s culinary scene is defined by authenticity, seasonality, and creative evolution. It is a city where food plays a central role in daily life, shaping social interactions, traditions, and urban culture. From morning coffee rituals to long evening dinners, gastronomy is deeply embedded in how the city lives and connects.
Over recent years, Zagreb has emerged as one of Europe’s most exciting culinary destinations, where traditional continental cuisine meets contemporary innovation. The result is a dynamic food landscape that includes Michelin-recognised restaurants, modern bistros, refined taverns, street food markets, and creative cocktail bars.
At the heart of this evolution is a strong connection to local producers and seasonal ingredients. Chefs work closely with farmers, winemakers, and artisans to ensure freshness and authenticity, while reinterpreting traditional Croatian dishes in new and imaginative ways.
The dining experience in Zagreb is intentionally diverse. Family-run restaurants preserve regional culinary heritage, while new-generation chefs explore global influences and modern techniques. Markets like Dolac remain essential gathering points, connecting food culture directly to everyday life.
Delicious Zagreb serves as a curated guide through this landscape, offering insights into restaurants, bars, and culinary stories selected by industry professionals. It highlights both iconic institutions and emerging concepts, alongside food festivals, seasonal trends, and behind-the-scenes narratives.
For those seeking deeper engagement, chef stories and recipe features reveal the personal philosophies behind Zagreb’s cuisine, bridging tradition and innovation in an accessible way.
In Zagreb, food is more than dining it is memory, identity, and connection. Every dish tells a story, and every table invites you to become part of it.
Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Jernej Kovac, MBA , Director of Corporate Communication at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia, shared his perspective on the current development of the PR industry and its changing role in today’s environment.
With more than 20 years of experience spanning corporate communications, public affairs, media relations, and diplomacy, his career reflects a strong commitment to strategic communication and modern leadership practices.
In this video, he shares his thoughts on the direction of the profession and reflects on what receiving this recognition means to him.
04/06/2026
Zagreb’s museum landscape is one of the most imaginative in Europe, offering experiences that go far beyond traditional cultural institutions. The city has embraced a playful, experimental approach to storytelling, transforming everyday themes into immersive and often interactive exhibitions.
The Museum of Broken Relationships is internationally recognised for its innovative concept. It presents personal objects donated from around the world, each accompanied by a story of love, loss, and memory. The result is a deeply human experience that resonates emotionally with visitors while offering unexpected moments of humour and reflection.
The Museum of Illusions provides a completely different journey, where perception is challenged through visual tricks, optical illusions, and interactive installations. Visitors navigate rooms that defy logic, explore sensory puzzles, and engage with environments designed to surprise and entertain.
The Chocolate Museum blends storytelling and indulgence, guiding visitors through the history of cocoa while offering tastings that connect culture and flavour. It transforms a familiar treat into an educational and sensory experience.
Creative and experimental spaces such as the House of Cartoons and the Museum of Unfinished Art further expand Zagreb’s cultural personality.
One celebrates satire, illustration, and visual humour, while the other invites visitors to participate in evolving artworks, blurring the line between creator and audience.
Together, these institutions reflect Zagreb’s openness, curiosity, and sense of play. They encourage visitors to engage, question, and interact turning museums into living experiences rather than static displays.
In Zagreb, curiosity is not only welcomed it is part of the city’s identity.
Recognised as one of this year’s PRO PR Globe Awards recipients, Advita Patel, founder of CommsRebel and President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR), shared her perspective on the current development of the PR industry and the future of communication.
With more than 20 years of experience in internal communication and employee experience, her work has been focused on building inclusive workplace cultures and helping organisations use communication as a driver of meaningful change.
In this video, she shares her thoughts on the direction of the profession and reflects on what receiving this recognition means to her.
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