Anna Jurišová

Anna Jurišová is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Management, Comenius University in Bratislava. Her research focuses on the integration of immigrants into the work and business environment in the Danube region, with a comparative focus on Slovakia and Austria. Her dissertation examines the socio-economic impact of immigrant entrepreneurship using mixed research methods, including statistical tools such as ANOVA and t-tests.

Graduated from Comenius University Law School and OU Business School Milton Keynes.

Currently researching inclusion in international finance with a focus on the industry's best practices.

Her previous positions: HR consultant in business development concerning local and international projects. Participant of Jean Monet Chair exchange program at the EU Commission in Brussels.

She actively participates in academic teaching, having supported courses such as Management of Finance, European Economic Law. She regularly supervises or assists in guiding undergraduate thesis work.

Her recent publications include a forthcoming chapter co-authored in a Springer volume on European economic behavior during inflation crises, as well as a paper on the political and economic implications of immigrant entrepreneurship.

Anna is also engaged in project and conference work related to migration and integration, including proposal development for EU-supported initiatives. Beyond academia, she serves as President of Toastmasters Bratislava and Area Director for District 110, where she supports public speaking and leadership development among international communities.