SPK Reaffirms Leadership, Focuses on Growth

Assembly at IN Hotel renews mandate of President Danijela Fišakov and sets a sharper focus on member-driven initiatives, business impact and international positioning

The Slovenian Business Club (SPK) in Serbia held its regular and electoral Assembly session at IN Hotel, confirming its leadership and setting priorities for the next four-year term. The session opened with remarks from Slovenia’s Ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Dr Slobodan Šešum, who underscored the importance of continued cooperation between the Embassy and the Club.

Dr Janez Vončina was elected President of the Assembly, while Danijela Fišakov was re-elected President of SPK. The newly appointed Management Board brings together representatives of leading companies operating in Serbia, reinforcing the Club’s strong business base.

Reflecting on the past mandate, Fišakov described a period shaped by challenges, but defined by stability, continuity and sustained member trust. The Club has grown both in membership and in its role as a platform that connects companies and creates tangible business opportunities.

The next phase will centre on strengthening member connections through concrete initiatives, delivering content with direct business relevance, and expanding international cooperation while further positioning SPK within the regional and European business landscape.

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