The ninth pitching session for presenting student business models was held at the Faculty of Economics on Tuesday, 30 December 2025, organized by the course instructor of Entrepreneurial Economics and Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Prof. Dr. Saša Petković. Eight student projects were presented before a three-member jury consisting of:
Nikola Dragović, Director of the Science and Technology Park of the Republic of Srpska – https://ntprs.org/ Aleksandar Antunović, Founder and Owner of the IT company Antecna – https://antecna.com/ Ana Lojić, Senior Expert Associate for Application Preparation, Project Proposal Development, and Project Implementation Monitoring at CIDEA – City Development Agency Banja Luka – https://cidea.org/The jury had a challenging task. Students from the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering impressed with their presentation skills, creativity, and innovativeness. According to the expert jury, the highest-scoring projects were:
1st place: Rezz – a digital platform for online reservations of nightclubs, restaurants, and events, enabling better capacity management and increased revenue, while providing users with a secure and straightforward reservation experience.
Aleksa Kalinić and Aleksa Matić (3rd year, Business Informatics Study Program) and Đorđe Karabuva (Faculty of Electrical Engineering)
2nd place: UrbanAir – air-purification towers designed to reduce air pollution. The towers could be installed in parks, near schools, and hospitals.
Dragana Tešanović and Tijana Trivunović (3rd year, Economics and Business Management Study Program)
3rd place (shared): Agrolitiks and Mini Jobs
Agrolitiks is a digital information system designed for agricultural holdings. It enables centralized monitoring of key activities, including sowing planning, fertilization records, irrigation, crop protection, vegetation cycle monitoring, harvesting, yield analysis, and much more.
Nikola Petković (3rd year, Business Informatics) and Lana Todorović (3rd year, Economics and Business Management)
Mini Jobs is a digital platform for advertising one-time jobs. The target users are older individuals who need assistance with various tasks and younger individuals seeking additional work and income.
Andrej Prihoda (3rd year, Business Informatics Study Program)
We extend our gratitude to the jury and all students who participated in the ninth pitching session. Excellent business ideas were also presented by:
Lana Labus – Standardization and Implementation of Standards in the Postal Service,
Vanja Vuković and Dijana Hrvaćanin – CareerMate,
Pavle Trbić – River Pulse,
and Nikolina Božić and Ana Bosnić – Clearo.
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