Zdravko Kedžo

Zdravko Kedžo is a lecturer at the Edward Bernays Polytechnic (since 2014), the University of Dubrovnik (since 2004), and the Polytechnic of Šibenik (since 2019). He holds a PhD in Information Sciences and Communication Studies from the JJ Strossmayer University in Osijek and a postgraduate master's in International Relations from the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Zagreb (1998). His professional career spans diplomacy, political analysis, journalism, and media management. He has served as Deputy Ambassador at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2000–2002), Political Analyst at the Ministry of Defense (1998–2000), and Head of Social Affairs for the City of Šibenik (1994–1998). He directed Radio Šibenik and Šibenski list as part of the Information Center Šibenik (1980–1994). Since 2014, he has been President of the HRT Program Council. He is a long-time associate of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the Croatian State Vow Foundation, and a founder of the Association of Radio Broadcasters HURIN.

His research interests align with his multidisciplinary career, focusing on communication strategies, international relations, and media governance. He has contributed to policy development in Croatia through roles in public administration and academia. His leadership in media organizations and diplomatic service underscores his expertise in strategic communication and public policy.

Zdravko Kedžo’s professional network includes collaborations with academic institutions, governmental bodies, and NGOs. He remains actively involved in water polo administration and community initiatives. His career reflects a commitment to bridging academic, political, and media sectors to address societal challenges.