Ivana Marić is a political analyst and public relations consultant from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 1997 she has been employed by the Representative Office of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Bosnia and Herzegovina, working on topics such as local government, constitutional reforms, politics, voting system, and fight against corruption along other areas in direct connection with local politics.

Ivana Marić holds a Master’s of Economic Sciences from University of Sarajevo, with a thesis focusing on the influence of political propaganda on voter electoral behaviour. She is currently enrolled in a doctoral programme at the University of Sarajevo, where she is researching political propaganda focusing on the influence of social networks on the political behaviour of voters. For more than two decades, through various projects and activities, he has been cooperating with numerous political parties and politicians, and for the past six years he has been actively monitoring and analysing political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and beyond. She often writes comments for printed and online media, and is a frequent guest analyst of numerous TV companies, while also giving lectures and providing consultancy services. She is a board member of the European Association of Political Consultants and a member of the World Association of Political Consultants.