Miodrag Skrbic

Miodrag Skrbic
Born	(1956-01-20) January 20, 1956 Hotkovci, Yugoslavia
Citizenship	Yugoslav
Education	Master of Electrical Engineering
Alma mater	University of Sarajevo
Occupation	Entrepreneur
Organization	Nites Group
Title	Chairman
Website	nites.eu/company/

Miodrag Skrbic(born on January 20, 1956) is the Chairman of the Board of Directors Nites Group whose main activity is providing information technology services in the telecommunications, energy and healthcare sectors.

Education

Miodrag Skrbic holds a Master's Degree from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo , at the Department of Informatics, and basic graduate studies ended in 1978 at the Telecommunications Section.

He attended the Ognjen Prica high school in Sarajevo and graduated as a student of IV-2 class. This class was declared the best in the former Yugoslavia and Miodrag Skrbic the best student.

Sports career

In his early youth he was professionally involved in football and in 1973-74. was the first team player of FC Željezničar from Sarajevo . In 1973 he joined the team of the Yugoslav youth team of coaches Ante Mladinic in a generation with Zajec, Vujkov, Kranjcar, Pavkovic, Vlah, and Mustedanagic. He dropped out of his playing career during his studies but returned to football as a graduate engineer in 1978-1982. played for FK Famos Hrasnica.

From 1987-89 he was a referee in the First Federal League of Yugoslavia .

Professional career

Miodrag Skrbic is one of the first private entrepreneurs from the former Yugoslavia.

He founded the first partner company Grad in 1989 in Sarajevo. In the early 1990s, after the outbreak of war, Skrbic went to Germany and took over Ned Electronics, as ona of the partners.

After opening of Eastern European countries in 1993, in the Czech Republic, Skrbic with the participation of company Tesla Votice, establishes Strom Telecom , with Nihad Hurem and Mirko Jelcic a company specializing in information technology in the field telecommunications. Following the successful start-up of the company, Strom Telekom acquires a stake of Tesla Votice and then the Tesla Votice plant itself, thereby establishing the most famous Prague telecommunications company - STROM TELECOM. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, company expanded its operations to Russia and the countries of the former Soviet Union, Germany, and Central Europe, and then in Congo, Uganda, Africa. At the Geneva Fair in 2003, STROM Telecom signed a contract for the delivery of its own digital switching systems and entered the US market .

In February 2007, Strom Telecom , together with SITRONICS TS Holding (part of AFK SYSTEM), successfully went to the London Stock Exchange thereby opening access to international capital . Strom Telecom then begins cooperation with AFK SYSTEM, one of the largest Russian groupings, which at the end of 2007 acquires Strom Telecom and merges it with SITRONICS TS, which later changed its name to NVision.

Following the successful transfer of ownership of Strom Telecom, Miodrag Skrbic, founded several small companies in several European countries. Through consolidation, from 2007 to 2011, a business system was created under the name Nites Group which now successfully operates in Central and Southeastern Europe.

Corporate social responsibility

Throughout his entrepreneurial career, Miodrag Skrbic has made an effort to create educational opportunities for young people through funding their higher education and at prestigious European universities and their subsequent employment within the NITES Group. In addition to his education, Skrbic also provides professional placements for students at NITES Group companies.

Admiring the great scientist Nikola Tesla, Skrbic in association with the civil society organization "Luka Praha" endorsed the transklation and promotion of the novel "Tesla, a portrait of a masked mask" by Vladimir Pistal, winner of the NIN journal Award.

External links

• Company – NITES
• Miodrag Skrbic on facebook
• Miodrag Škrbić - Business Profile | nites.eu | ZoomInfo.com

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