Goran Radman

Goran Radman

Goran Radman is President of the Management Board of Centre for Democracy and Law Miko Tripalo.

Goran is currently the Vice Dean for International Cooperation and Director of IgBS e-Leadership MBA Program at Algebra University College. His academic backgrounds are in the graduate and postgraduate studies of International Relations at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Zagreb, where he’s currently pursuing a Ph.D. in theories of international integration. He has acquired MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and has refined his management and leadership skills through various executive programs, including the ones at INSEAD and London School of Economics. He has been Dean of the VERN’ University of Applied Sciences 2009-2012, and is still active as a regular lecturer of competitiveness and innovation.

He has started off his professional career in 1984 as an International Relations Advisor to the President of Croatia and continued as General Manager of Croatian Television (1987). In 1992 he has moved on to private sector to manage MicroLAB, a computer engineering and consultancy company. He has joined Microsoft Corporation in 1996 to start up Microsoft Croatia and has expanded his responsibilities in 2000 as a General Manager of the Adriatic and later on South Eastern European region. He was appointed Microsoft Chairman SEE in 2004 and Chairman ECEE in 2007. In these roles he has worked with governments, businesses and NGO communities within EU, South-Eastern and Central Eastern Europe in building strategic partnerships for ICT competitiveness, sustainable growth and corporate social responsibility. He has left Microsoft in late 2008 to became Chairman of SenseConsulting. Most recently, from 20012 to 2016, he has served as the Director General of Croatian Radiotelevision.

He has been an active contributor to many different civil society organizations and communities like National Competitiveness Council, Business Advisory Council for South-Eastern Europe, The New Club of Paris and Academy for Political Development.