Nino Enukidze

Nino Enukidze is a doctor of business administration, affiliated professor of the University of Business and Technology, Rector of the University of Business and Technology, member of the business advisory board of UNICEF Georgia, member of the honorary board of the European Marketing and Management Association (EUMMAS) and President of the Academic Consortium, founder of the “Coding School for Women” project. For years, Nino Enukidze has been actively working in the pedagogical and practical fields in the direction of business administration.

Nino Enukidze is engaged in active scientific and research activities. She is the author of more than 20 international and local scientific publications, a speaker at 20 international and local conferences, a participant in many scientific workshops, seminars, a participant in many international professional development events and the author of a scientific project, a participant and researcher of various international and local scientific grant projects.

Nino Enukidze supervises doctoral students at BTU business administration doctoral program within the following research topics: “Entrepreneurial ecosystem in Georgia, challenges and development prospects”; “Integrating artificial intelligence into the health care system of Georgia”

Important activities of Nino Enukidze’s scientific and international activities for the purposes of BTU’s business administration doctoral program are:

• World Economic Forum Young Global Leader of 2024 status;
• Organizer of the main event of the “European Network on International Student Mobility: Connecting Research and Practice” (ENIS) project of the COST European Cooperation Association for Science and Technology – the first regional international conference of COST in Georgia;
• Member status of Ipazia Gender Studies Observatory;
• Short-term visits to partner European universities (Rome Sapienza University (Italy)) within the framework of Erasmus+ international credit-mobility programs for the purpose of initiating joint projects, researches, initiatives;
• Short-term visits to the partner European university – Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) within the framework of the Erasmus+ Institutional Development “Strengthening the Role of Georgian and Ukrainian Universities in Industrial Transformation through Industrial Paradigm 4.0” (HEIn4) project for the purpose of initiating joint projects, researches, initiatives.