ALINA ELENA IOSIF

Dr. Alina Elena Iosif is a Lecturer at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies and affiliated with the Bucharest Business School. Her work focuses on entrepreneurship education, public management, service innovation, cooperative economics, and socio-economic challenges related to aging populations. She has contributed to projects like FRESHconsult, exploring innovative educational frameworks for entrepreneurship.

Her research examines the role of cooperatives in Southeastern Europe, youth attitudes toward cooperative entrepreneurship, and the viability of cooperatives in Romania. She also investigates municipal property management challenges and the impact of innovation on regional competitiveness, particularly in Romania and the EU context.

Key themes in her publications include synergies between longevity economics and senior entrepreneurship for sustainable societies, service innovation systems in Bucharest-Ilfov, and accessibility of public services in Romania’s North-East region. Her work bridges policy analysis with practical applications in public-private collaboration and regional development.