Days of Communication, one of the most prominent regional gatherings of experts in marketing, communications, and media, once again served as a powerful platform for idea exchange, inspiration, and networking. This year’s major event in Rovinj held special significance for Woman.Comm, as many of its members took active roles in the program.
Speakers, panelists, and moderators from the Woman.Comm community made a significant contribution to key topics shaping the communication industry – from branding and market strategy to social responsibility, technological challenges, and creative concepts.
Notable contributions included the following members:
- Irena Miličević Vukoja, Director of Prefix agency and the No Limit BH Advertising Festival, Founder and Director of Woman.Comm Club – Meet Your Neighbors: The Balkan… Oops, We Mean CEE Markets Snapshot
- Marina Bolanča, Director of Abeceda komunikacije agency, member of HURA and IAB Croatia – PPP: Pitch Me If You Can — Guide to Fair & Smart Agency Selection
- Mirsada Kadribašić, Senior Brand Development Manager, SBU Savoury Spreads at Atlantic Grupa – Finalists Spotlight: Effie — Ideas That Work (presentation of the Argeta: Croatian Bread project)
- Manuela Šola, Director of Komunikacijski laboratorij agency, member of HURA and IAB Croatia – I Love to Hate You: The Anatomy of Cancel Culture
- Elma Pašić, Founder of UVIDI – Office for Consulting and Advisory, BiH – More than Advertising, We Are Starting Trends
- Aleksandra Dilevska, Director of Publicis Groupe Croatia and North Macedonia; COO of Publicis Groupe Adriatic, member of HURA and IAB Croatia – Creativity: the Business of Ideas II
- Vesna Beganović, Founder and Partner at Via Media agency, Bosnia and Herzegovina – Creativity: the Business of Ideas II
- Ivanka Mabić Gagić, Director at Aleph Group, member of IAB Croatia – Facts, Big Tech and Elections: What About Democracy?
The power of community was present in every appearance
The participation of these women at Days of Communication highlights the importance of platforms like Woman.Comm, which continuously support professional development, mutual empowerment, and the visibility of women in the communications industry. Their expertise, leadership approach, and willingness to share knowledge not only elevate the quality of the profession – they inspire the next generations.
They don’t just drive change – they are the change.
