Nina Radojevich-Kelley

Nina Radojevich-Kelley is a Professor of Management at Shenandoah University's Business school, where she has been employed since 2019. Her educational background includes a PhD in Administration from the University of Northern Colorado, an MBA in Business Administration: Management and Sport Management from UIW-San Antonio, and a BS in Psychology and Physiology from the University of Texas at Austin.

Dr. Radojevich-Kelley's research focuses on contemporary issues in entrepreneurship, global enterprise, and business management. Key areas include:

• Traditional vs. non-traditional venture funding methods
• Workplace changes impacting entrepreneurs (e.g., cannabis legalization)
• Corporate social responsibility expectations
• Global startup ecosystems
• Unethical management practices

Her scholarly publications demonstrate a consistent focus on entrepreneurial challenges, legal compliance in emerging industries, and cross-cultural business practices. Recent work explores space law adaptation, post-pandemic remote work policies, and ethical marketing practices.

Beyond academia, Dr. Radojevich-Kelley is an active Angel investor with investments in over 2,000 companies and has co-owned businesses in software consulting and mechanical engineering. She has guest lectured in over twelve countries and maintains extensive professional connections through platforms like LinkedIn.