Klaudia Saric: What Happened in Bosnia & Herzegovina Could Happen Anywhere

Episode 31 April 17, 2024 00:53:44
Klaudia Saric: What Happened in Bosnia & Herzegovina Could Happen Anywhere
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Klaudia Saric: What Happened in Bosnia & Herzegovina Could Happen Anywhere

Apr 17 2024 | 00:53:44

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Show Notes

Klaudia Saric is a Business Development Specialist at Jannus Economic Opportunity in Boise, Idaho. She works with aspiring entrepreneurs from many backgrounds, including former refugees like herself. Klaudia and her husband are from Bosnia & Herzegovina, which they fled in the 1990s due to war and ethnic cleansing. Klaudia saw firsthand the damage that is done when people are manipulated into seeing each other as less than human based on religion or nationality. Throughout her career, Klaudia has helped many people become successful business owners. As a former business owner and holder of a bachelor's in business administration, she values the entrepreneurial spirit. Becoming a refugee is like having your wings clipped, she said, and that drives her to help others regain their sense of choice and empowerment.

 

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