Global communications platform for businesses Infobip has recruited instrumental executives in leadership positions for Infobip’s Marketing, Engineering and Product Development divisions as part of the company’s global expansion strategy.
Sanja Buterin is Infobip’s new Marketing Director, heading up the Marketing department including more than 40 employees. She is a business graduate from Zagreb University, is a marketing veteran with more than 20 years of industry experience in technology, tourism, and the automotive sector. Sanja holds an extensive career including positions such as Head of Channel Retail Marketing at Nokia, Director of Marketing for Valvoline and Executive Director for Atlas Travel. She also worked as Managing Director for the Croatian division of the global agency network Dentsu Aegis Network.
Damir Prusac, a B.sc graduate from the University of Split with a major in Telecommunications, holds over 22 years of experience in the IT industry leading software development teams. He had a stellar career from Ericsson where he held positions including ICT Systems Development and Operations Manager, Head of Feature Development Center and a decade of solid experience as Software Developer and System Developer so important leading up to his recent leadership roles within Ericsson. Mr. Prusac is a published author of the book On the Trace of Agile Leadership. He is also in the process of completing his executive MBA from University College Algebra.
Ana Zrno holds more than 18 years of experience in the telecom world. Ms. Zrno worked in different leadership roles for MNOs in Croatia including Tele2 and Vipnet. Electrical Engineer by education, she started as Software Developer at Siemens. At Tele2 she held positions such as Head of Business Process and Head of Product Management. At Vipnet her positions include Project and Product Manager and Value-Added Service Group Manager. Ana is also in the final stages of completing her e-leadership MBA from University College Algebra.
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