This year we supported the conference “Innovation – My Revolution”, organized by the My Innovation initiative. My Innovation was launched with the mission of putting the experiences of successful people, philanthropists, visionary companies and young startup companies based on innovative solutions into the development of innovation / knowledge-based development as well as the overall development environment based on What is the era of innovative economy? What is innovative culture? Is innovation a state of mind and a recipe for success?These are just some of the questions that were raised at this conference, and distinguished speakers from different fields of science, economy, high technology, social activism, culture tried their best to answer the young participants.The goals of this conference were:

• Getting to know and preparing young academics for the challenges of an innovative, creative economy in a digital age where many barriers are overcome and career opportunities exceed national boundaries
• Launching talented young people to take a more proactive approach to careers using personal talents and affinities
• Initiating dialogue on possible models of closer cooperation between educational institutions and the economy in order to create programs for acquiring knowledge and skills in accordance with the trends of the new, creative economy
• Raising awareness of all stakeholders in Serbia about innovative solutions as a source of competitive advantage
• Impact on the business community, encouraging greater transparency and propulsiveness of the economy and presenting examples of good practice.

Within this two-day conference we organized two meetups which took place on October 9^th 2019 Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad and October 10^th 2019 at the startup center of the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade.

Our colleague Zlatko Trifković, Technological Solutions Architect, told the present students of the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad his experiences as aa Network Engineer. What is his sector doing in our company? What does his job look like? What are some of the challenges facing this position? Zlatko answered these and many more questions, and through examples finally presented what he actually does.

The next day, our colleague Matija Bogdanovic presented what it’s like to be an IT salesman in Serbia. Matija really tried to get young people closer to the Account Manager job and what his job entails. You could also hear about the qualities of a good IT salesperson, what are the three areas of focus in IT sales and how not to lose out on cheaper competition. Matija answered the question “Why IT Sales (Sales)?” But also approximated the terms Perfect Sales and Unique Sales Proposal (USP).

We hope that we have made a good impression on young people and that we have at least in part contributed to the development of their careers.