Milica Radojevic is a highly accomplished international development strategist who has designed and deployed large-scale transformative programs for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). With a perpetually steep learning curve, Radojevic holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and ICT, Public Relations from the University of Alabama, as well as a Master's degree in Political Science and a PhD in International Relations from the same institution.

Radojevic has served as a Global Innovation Advisor and Innovation Specialist for UNDP in Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. She was also previously Head of the Economy and Environment Department, UN Coordination Officer, and Programme Analyst at the organization. Additionally, she held several short assignments at UNDP Regional Centre in Knowledge and Innovation and Conflict Prevention and Resolution, as well as designing sustainable tourism development programs and serving as a visiting professor at the Law Faculty of the University of Montenegro.

Her most notable work has been in designing and deploying UNDP's network of 60 Accelerator Labs, which use cutting-edge solutions to transform complex development problems into opportunities. This has helped UNDP innovate quickly, effectively and at scale, enabling them to respond to the most pressing problems facing humanity.

As a strategic innovation expert in international development, Radojevic brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her work, making her one of the most sought-after professionals in her field.