List of Serbia's 100 most powerful women is published: Telegraf.rs director is among them

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Jasmina Koprivica, general director of the Telegraf.rs portal, found her place this year on the traditional list of the hierarchy of power in Serbia in various fields of politics, economy, media, show business, sports, and art.

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For 15 years, Blic has been monitoring and researching the movement of power in Serbia, through seven lists, and the annual series began with a list of the 100 most powerful women in Serbia.

These are the ladies who "rule" Serbia, those who have the strongest financial influence, but there are also new names among the most powerful women in our country. Which ministers made progressed, which disappeared from the list and who are the little-known women who run big businesses, was also one of the criteria.

Like all previous lists, this time there are significant changes compared to last year.

Women have proven that they are capable of top-notch and responsible business policy and that, especially in times of crises, their sense of responsibility and innately careful approach pays off.

Jasmina Koprivica has been in journalism for more than 20 years, and since 2005 she has been in the digital media. She is a member of IAB Serbia, while the Telegraf.rs portal, which she has been running since last year, is among the three most visited portals in Serbia.

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For too long, often undeservedly and without proper reason, men picked up laurels and presented themselves as stronger and more capable than they actually were. The women's descent onto the field where men ruled is a sobering that can move them to a quality reexamining their own possibilities and reach. At the same time, it creates a desirable and healthy competition between the two eternal rivals for the common good of the community. There are certainly many more successful women in Serbia today than we are aware of, Blic stated in its explanation of the list.

(Telegraf Biznis)