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ALEKSANDAR RADOJICIC

2025-28 ARPIC Zone 21B D2483 Serbia

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ALEKSANDAR RADOJICIC

Rotary Leader | Business Executive | District 2483, Serbia

Rotary club Beograd Skadarlija
Club ID 77869, 
District 2483

radojicic.alexandar@gmail.com

Aleksandar Radojicic
is a Serbian business executive and Rotary leader whose experience brings together organisational leadership, membership development, public image and a strong commitment to The Rotary Foundation.

Based in Belgrade, Aleksandar holds a Master’s degree in Economics and has built his professional career in business management. His experience includes senior executive responsibility in a regional company, alongside entrepreneurial activity. This background has given him a practical approach to leadership — one centred on people, clear goals, communication and the ability to turn plans into results.

He is a member of the Rotary Club of Beograd Skadarlija, District 2483, where he has served in numerous leadership roles, including Club President in 2017–18 and Foundation Chair. His club describes his approach to Rotary through a simple idea: connecting with people of integrity creates a network of support that has value in every area of professional life.

Aleksandar’s Rotary leadership gradually expanded from club to district level. He served as Assistant Governor, chaired the District Rotary Peace Fellowships Subcommittee and later became District Governor of District 2483 – Serbia and Montenegro for 2023–24. He subsequently continued his district service with a particular focus on membership and leadership development, including as District Membership Chair.

Membership is one of the clearest threads running through his Rotary experience. His Rotary record includes the sponsorship of 15 new members, reflecting a belief that Rotary grows not simply through campaigns, but through personal invitation, meaningful club experiences and members who live the organisation’s values visibly.

Public image is another important part of his work. Aleksandar has served as an Assistant Rotary Public Image Coordinator for Zone 21B, supporting communication and cooperation across the wider regional Rotary network. His involvement has included sharing district stories, strengthening connections between clubs and encouraging Rotary members to see themselves as part of the organisation’s public image.

His commitment to The Rotary Foundation is equally significant. Aleksandar is recognised as a Major Donor and has a long record of personal Foundation support, including multiple Paul Harris Fellow recognition levels and participation in the Paul Harris Society.

Across his Rotary roles, one principle remains consistent: strong organisations are built by strong relationships. Leadership, membership and public image are therefore not separate areas for him. They reinforce one another.

When members feel connected, they stay engaged. When they live Rotary’s values, others notice. And when people are personally invited into a community where they can contribute and belong, Rotary has the opportunity not only to grow — but to grow stronger.

ALEKSANDAR RADOJICIC

ALEKSANDAR RADOJICIC

2025-28 ARPIC Zone 21B D2483 Serbia

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