Petra Zlatevska is an award-winning journalist, reporter, and writer with over a decade of international media and communications experience across Germany, Peru, Switzerland, and Australia. As a trained lawyer, she brings a unique perspective to her reporting, which often focuses on economic development, entrepreneurship, and women's empowerment. Petra's journalism highlights innovative solutions to challenges in these sectors, with a particular interest in stories from Africa that showcase efforts to improve business skills and literacy. Her expertise spans a range of topics including business, technology, startups, international law, human rights, gender equality, and development, with a cultural flair from her work in the arts.

In the broadcast media realm, Petra has contributed to Deutsche Welle TV, Voice of America TV, and Voice of America Radio. She also serves as the official German-language podcast host for ADP Germany's HR/Business Trends podcast series "People Unboxed." Her print media contributions include pieces for Condé Nast UK, Sanoma Media Finland, Renegade Collective Australia, among others. As a member of the German Press Association and holder of a current German press pass, Petra is recognized for her journalistic integrity and skill.

Beyond her journalistic endeavors, Petra is an accomplished speaker and master of ceremonies, having hosted events for prestigious organizations such as Hannover Trade Fair, Huawei Germany, and the Australian Embassy Berlin. Her academic contributions are equally notable, with lecturing positions at Humboldt Universität Law School Berlin and other institutions, where she educates students on a variety of legal and media-related subjects. Petra's educational background includes LL.B and BA degrees from the University of Sydney, an LLM in International Law from the University of New South Wales, and she is admitted to practice Law in New South Wales, Australia. Fluent in English, French, German, Spanish, and Macedonian, Petra's linguistic skills and engaging presentation style allow her to communicate complex legal and business issues to diverse audiences.