Meet Nikolina Liveric: A Croatian making moves in New York
- by croatiaweek
- in Business
Nikolina Liveric (Photo: Private album)
Nikolina Liveric’s journey from Croatia to New York is a testament to resilience, ambition, and dedication.
Seven years ago, Nikolina left her homeland in search of new opportunities, and today, she plays a vital role at Architectural Record, one of the most prestigious and enduring architectural publications in the United States.
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Founded in 1891 and headquartered in the iconic Empire State Building, Architectural Record has been a cornerstone of architectural journalism, shaping the discourse of the industry for over a century.
As the Continuing Education Project Manager, Nikolina ensures architects have access to accredited educational programs and resources that help them stay informed and advance in their careers.
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Her responsibilities include collaborating with industry leaders, curating content, and maintaining the high standards that Architectural Record is known for.
Her role reflects her passion for architecture and education, blending creativity with precision to support the professional growth of architects around the world.
Born and raised in the small settlement of Zaton near Zadar, Nikolina’s success is deeply connected to her family’s legacy of perseverance and achievement.
Her father, Mark Liveric, emigrated from Croatia to the United States in the 1960s and built an impressive career as a professional soccer player.
Mark represented the U.S. National Soccer Team and played for the legendary New York Cosmos, where he shared the field with iconic players like Pelé, Franz Beckenbauer, and Giorgio Chinaglia.
Pele and Mark Liveric (Photo: Private album)
His journey from Croatia to the world stage inspired Nikolina to strive for excellence in her own endeavors.
Reflecting on her unique position, Nikolina shares: “Being a Croatian girl here is something I’m very proud of. It feels incredible to contribute to a publication that has shaped architectural discourse for over a century.”
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As a part of Architectural Record, she is proud to continue its legacy of excellence, proving that great contributions can come from anywhere in the world.
