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Grand Final Of The LEADER Project Serbia 2017

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The jury, composed of five Canadian LEADER instructors, Canadian Ambassador H.E. Philip Pinnington, CANSEE BoD member Gordana Gavrilović and VIP mobile’s Natali Delić, selected the four participants with the most outstanding business plans, ideas and analysis. They were announced as Sanja Milosavljević, Mirna Ivić, Srđan Marković and Sreten Komlenović, while the overall winner was declared as Una Vidaković, whose idea of creating a web platform for connecting handicraft producers and buyers was announced as the best.

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