Ana Radulović

Ana Radulović is a researcher and academic at Singidunum University’s Faculty of Business in Belgrade. Her expertise spans leadership studies, organizational behavior, and quantitative research methodologies. She holds a PhD in Management from Aston Business School (UK), alongside multiple master’s degrees from the University of Belgrade and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on relational leadership, LMX theory, and interdependence theory, with recent work exploring leadership in crises and digital environments.

• Education: Doctorate in Management (Aston University, 2016), MA in Management (Belgrade, 2012), MA in Postmodern British Literature (Belgrade, 2011), BA in English Language & Literature (Belgrade, 2010), and exchange studies in Business at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (2008–2009).
• Research Interests: Leadership dynamics, experimental methods, sustainable development, and crisis management. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in organizational contexts.

Dr. Radulović has presented at international conferences, including studies on leadership in virtual teams and servant leadership’s role in sustainability. She has received over a dozen academic awards and scholarships, including recognition for syllabus design and academic excellence. Her professional background includes roles in project management, non-governmental organizations, and the oil and gas industry, complementing her academic pursuits with practical insights.

Her recent conference papers (2020–2024) highlight trends in leadership adaptation to digital tools and crises, emphasizing ethical and sustainable practices. While no formal grants or labs are explicitly mentioned, her interdisciplinary approach integrates management theory with real-world organizational challenges.