Zorka Grandov

Zorka Grandov (born 6 March 1947) is a Serbian doctor of economics, professor emeritus and writer.
Education.
She graduated in economics from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics in 1969 and went on to get a magister degree. She finished her PhD studies in 1987 at the Faculty of Economics in Subotica, which belongs to the University of Novi Sad.
Career.
Grandov started her career in economy in 1970. She started working for the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and in the Ministry of economy in Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1986.
She soon started her teaching career, teaching at universities in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Spain. While working as a professor, she has mentored a couple of dozen master, megister and doctor thesis and has been a member of the Scientific Society of Economists of Serbia since 2002.
Grandov has participated in and organised many research programs. While working as a professor, she had participated in many exchange programs and took part in many conferences abroad. She went to Santiago and Seoul in 1997 and Singapore in 2001.
She became the editor-in-chief of the economy magazine "EMC Review" in 2011 and still holds that position. She is also the president of the program board of the international scientific conference "Economic development and Standard of living EDASOL", which takes place every year in Banja Luka.
She was the president of the program board at the scientific conference "Power of Communication POWERCOMM", which was held in Belgrade in 2012.
Zorka worked as the manager in accreditation of many universities and study programs, including Union University.
Writing.
Zorka Grandov has published over a hundred important articles in the fields of international and business economics in nation and international scientific papers. She also wrote a number of books in economic globalization, international business and trade.
Grandov also published an autobiography, "A traveler without a path" (Serbian: "Пешак у беспућу"; "Pešak u bespuću").