Dora Naletina is an Associate Professor at the Department of Trade and International Business in Zagreb and has 14 years of professional experience in higher education and scientific research. She teaches lectures and seminars in the courses Transport and Insurance and Humanitarian Logistics within the Integrated Undergraduate and Graduate University Study Programme in Business Economics, the course Transport and Insurance in the English-taught Graduate University Study Programme in Business Economics, the course Transport and Distribution Management in the Specialist Graduate Professional Study Programme in Retail Management and Marketing, and the course Transport, Freight Forwarding and Insurance in the Undergraduate Professional Study Programme in Trade Business. All courses taught by the project leader are closely related to the field of supply chains, and since the academic year 2023/2024 she has also been teaching and coordinating the course Humanitarian Logistics, which she leads together with Assoc. Prof. Kristina Petljak, PhD. Her experience as a researcher and collaborator on several projects, including Managerial Tools in the Digital Enterprise (funded by the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports; project leader: Prof. Marina Dabić, PhD), Innovations in Supply Chains in the Context of Retail Internationalization (funded by the University of Zagreb; project leader: Assoc. Prof. Blaženka Knežević, PhD), Reducing Food Waste by Retail Chain Supply and Store Management (funded by the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria; Prof. Gerald Reiner, PhD), Central European Network for Sustainable and Innovative Economy (funded by NAWA – National Agency for Academic Exchange in Poland; project leader: Dr. hab. Barbara Borusiak), and the ERASMUS+ Strategic Partnership project Teaching Sustainability in Higher Education in the Field of Economics and Management (project leader: Dr. hab. Bartłomiej Pierański), has enabled her to acquire knowledge and develop key competencies necessary for scientific advancement and for assuming the role of a project leader. Through her research work, she has developed all essential competencies required for leading a project team, including effective leadership and motivation of team members, clear task delegation, responsibility-taking, decision-making, and efficient time and resource management. Her main research interests are closely related to humanitarian logistics, humanitarian supply chains, supply chain management, transport management, and logistics mathematics, with a particular emphasis on process optimization and rationalization.
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