IVAN RADMAN

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IVAN RADMAN

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Society
Nationality	American
National rank	484
Date of birth	11 December 2008
Political party	United States Workers Party
Newspaper	Hrvatski zbornik

Politics
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Croatia
Succeeded by	Slavko
Prime Minister of Croatia
5 April 2009 – May 2009
Served under	Roby Petric
President of Croatia
May 6, 2009 – July 5, 2009
Preceded by	Roby Petric
Succeeded by	andycro
Congress member of Croatia
January 26, 2009 – February 25, 2009
April 26, 2009 – May 25, 2009

Military
Military rank	God of War**
Aircraft rank	Airman

IVAN RADMAN, born 11 December 2008, was President of Croatia. His residence was in Slavonia. He is best known for his economic skills.

Business history

Radman started his business with CROATIA HOLDING which is one of the most successful Croatian organizations. He started with buying a Q1 ticket company and ended with a Q4 Defense System. He gave jobs to over 100 Croatians. The organization is best known for it's workers who made social network between themselves. CROATIA HOLDING is still active but now under the government of Croatia. Radman generously gave it after he decided to engage in political life. He served two terms as a president.

Newspapers

His official newspapers are "Hrvatski zbornik" but he often writes articles for other newspapers as well.

Politics

Radman started his political career in Hrvatska Demokratska Stranka. After winning on the congress elections he was given an opportunity by Relic as Deputy of Minister of Foreign Affairs. After that, in April 2009, president Roby Petric appointed him as Prime Minister.

Prime Minister

After being named Prime Minister, Radman started to introduce his ideas into Croatian political system. The most significant one was introducing his organization CROATIA HOLDING as a training company for new talented general managers.

President

Radman was elected president of Croatia in May 2009. He was supported by Hrvatska Demokratska Stranka. He served 2 consecutive terms as a President of Croatia.