Currently based in Brussels, she works as a Croatian diplomat, focusing on public relations, cultural projects and international cooperation within the EU ecosystem.

Her academic path started in International Relations and Diplomacy and continued at King’s College London, where she completed an MSc in International Relations and developed a strong interest in global governance, security and the human side of diplomacy.

Along the way, she worked as a Researcher with the World Academy of Art and Science, contributing to interdisciplinary research and publications, including field research in India. She also gained hands-on experience within the United Nations system, supporting international projects from concept to evaluation and working closely with policy and programme teams.

She later took on a communications and PR role for the UN campaign “Human Security for All”, shaping messaging, growing media visibility and coordinating international events and digital campaigns across platforms.

She is also the founder of the Youth Leadership Network, an initiative created with UN partners and civil society actors, bringing young people into global conversations through conferences, dialogue and policy-focused projects.

Today, her work sits at the intersection of diplomacy, culture and communication, with a strong belief in using ideas, storytelling and collaboration to make international cooperation more human, accessible and relevant.

She is a young member of the World Academy of Art and Science, where she continues to explore new ways of connecting science, art and policy.