Denis Kuljiš
Denis Kuljiš (8 December 1951 – 18 August 2019) was a Croatian writer, entrepreneur and journalist. Kuljiš was born in Split, Yugoslavia. He studied linguistics and sociology at the Faculty of Humanities in Zagreb. He frequently wrote for the press since 1972. From 1979 he wrote for communist youth magazine "Polet" and from 1980 for "Vjesnik". He worked as an editor and journalist for "Start", "Danas" and "Studio". In 1991, Kuljiš and partners founded Media Press, a company which launched an independent political weekly "Globus". He was an editor-in-chief for five years, and in that time, the  company evolved into Europapress Holding (EPH), the largest press publishing house in Croatia. The company also started issuing "Gloria" and "OK!" magazines. Kuljiš left the Europapress holding with stockholders of the Media Press and started issuing a political weekly "Nacional". He led the magazine for two years, when the leadership was replaced. After that, Kuljiš started issuing a bi-weekly "Ultra" which was a failure. Soon, Kuljiš started the magazine "Penthouse" under the aegis of "Slobodna Dalmacija" and worked as an adviser for the EPH board.