Nikola Radosavljević

Nikola Radosavljević is a Teaching Assistant at the Department of Mathematics within the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, University of Kragujevac, Serbia. He has been affiliated with the faculty since 2021, initially as a teaching assistant trainee before advancing to his current position in September 2024. His office is located at Svetog Save 65, Čačak.

Education:

• Bachelor of Management from Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak (Entrepreneurial Management, avg. 9.46/10)
• Master of Management from Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak (Entrepreneurial Management, avg. 10/10)
• Current PhD student at Faculty of Economics Kragujevac (Business Management)

His research focuses on contemporary management paradigms with emphasis on:

• Business innovation including startup ecosystems and technology commercialization
• Entrepreneurial education frameworks in technical academia
• Economic sustainability through digital transformation of SMEs
• Strategic management methodologies in emerging economies

Secondary interests include green economy dynamics and venture capital financing models.

Publications demonstrate strong thematic coherence around Serbian entrepreneurial ecosystems, with recent works (2022-2024) examining:

• Institutional roles in startup development
• Academic incubators' impact on student entrepreneurship
• Ethical challenges in sustainable business practices
• Alternative financing mechanisms for SMEs

Methodologically, they blend empirical analysis of regional economies with conceptual frameworks for business innovation.

Project involvement highlights:

• Innovation Incubator development at Faculty of Technical Sciences (2024-2025)
• GreenTech startup mentoring programs (2023)
• SME digitalization initiatives (2018-2021)
• Solar energy infrastructure upgrade (2025)

He coordinates the Innovation Incubator at Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak, mentoring startup teams through programs like Kampino Startup Camp and Startup Weekend. Additional roles include membership in faculty promotion teams and conference organizing committees.