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Nenad Bogdanović
Ненад Богдановић71st Mayor of Belgrade In office
2004–2007Preceded by Radmila Hrustanović Succeeded by Dragan Đilas Personal details Born May 12, 1954
Beška, FPR YugoslaviaDied September 27, 2007 (aged 53)
Belgrade, SerbiaPolitical party DS Alma mater University of Belgrade Religion Serbian Orthodox Nenad Bogdanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Ненад Богдановић) (May 12, 1954, Beška, FPR Yugoslavia, – September 27, 2007, Belgrade, Serbia) was the mayor of Belgrade, elected to office in October 2004.[1]
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Education and career
Bogdanović finished Special School for Gifted Matematička gimnazija - Special Mathematical Gymnasium (a school of Special National Interest), graduated from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 1978. He earned his postgraduate degree of Magister of Sciences in Electrical Engineering three years later. Bogdanović was a vice-president of the Democratic Party.
For two decades, he had been engaged in telecommunications, first on research and development and, later on, on managerial jobs as well, first in "Pupin", and then in other companies engaged in this field. In 1989, he was appointed Director of the joint venture of Messrs. GTE Telecommunications and EI Pupin. Two years later, he became the Commercial Manager and, as of 1996, he had been the General Manager of Alkatel Pupin Jugoslavija.
Bogdanović has been a member of the Democratic Party (DP) since 1992, which elected him the Chairman of Zemun Board as early as 1993, thereafter the Vice Chairman of the City Board and the commissioner for Belgrade. He also served as an MP in the National Parliament of Serbia.[1]
Bogdanović was elected to office in 2004 and served until his death in 2007 of Hodgkin's Disease. Afterwards, Zoran Alimpić became acting Mayor of Belgrade, and was eventually succeeded by Dragan Đilas.
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Preceded by
Radmila HrustanovićMayor of Belgrade
1 June 2001 – 3 October 2004Succeeded by
Zoran Alimpić, (acting)Mayors of Belgrade Čarapić · Bogićević · Žujović · Delimirković · Stojković · Smiljanić · G.Jovanović · Terzibašić · Nikolić-Čokojić · Ivanović · Čumić · Lukić · Đurić · Popović · Stevanović · Karabiberović · Đorđević · Bogićević · Nikolajević · Pašić · Marinković · Tatić · Pantović · Stamenković · Glavinić · Vulović · Davidović · Nestorović · Marjanović · K.Jovanović · Filipović · Kara-Jovanović · Mitrović · Kumanudi · Savčić · Nešić · M.Petrović · Ilić · Đurčić · Tomić · Milićević · Stojadinović · Jovanović · Ratković · N.Petrović · Jojkić · Minić · Neoričić · Pešić · Kovačević · B.Bogdanović · Bakočević · Unković · Gruden · Čović · Đinđić · Mihailović · Protić · Hrustanović · N.Bogdanović (Alimpić · Belić) · ĐilasCategories:- 1954 births
- 2007 deaths
- People from Inđija
- Democratic Party (Serbia) politicians
- Deaths from lymphoma
- Mayors of Belgrade
- Cancer deaths in Serbia
- University of Belgrade Faculty of Electrical Engineering alumni
- Burials in Belgrade
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