Serhii Fursa, an investment banker and financial expert, told LDaily about the current situation and prospects of the Ukrainian economy in wartime, as well as its interaction with the outside world.
Charles Tiné, tech entrepreneur originally from France and now residing in Montreal, shares his journey from the tech industry to humanitarian efforts. After selling his cybersecurity company in 2021, he engaged in consulting projects. Witnessing the Ukraine crisis, he felt compelled to contribute, embarking on a journey to the Ukraine-Poland border. Charles played a pivotal role at the Tesco Centre, providing aid to 1,500 refugees daily. Facing unprecedented challenges, he created solutions on the fly. Post two and a half months in Ukraine, Charles returned to Canada and, reflecting on his experiences, co-founded The Small Projects Team in 2022. The team leverages fundraising proficiency to finance on-the-ground projects. In the interview with LDaily, Charles Tiné shared insights into The Small Projects Team and its pivotal role in providing support during humanitarian crises.
In an exclusive interview with LDaily, the CEO of Neo-Eco, Bart Gruyert, shared fascinating details about his company, which is a leader in innovation in the field of circular economy. Neo-Eco aims to create a sustainable future through the reuse of waste, benefiting both the economy and the environment. Bart Gruyer also discussed the company's activities in Ukraine, described current projects, and shared Neo-Eco's plans and intentions regarding investments in the Ukrainian market.
In an interview with LDaily, Yevhen Ivanytsia, the Country Director of the Danish company JYSK in Ukraine, shares insights on conducting business during wartime and discusses changes in customer behavior caused by the challenging situation in the country, as well as their impact on sales figures.
Roman Sheremeta, a Doctor of Economics, Founding Rector of American University Kyiv, and Chairman of Ukrainian American House, shared with LDaily his experience of founding and developing the university during wartime. Also, he discussed how a charitable organization, where he is a chairman, operated throughout the full-scale invasion, the challenges they faced, and how they overcame them. Finally, he talked about the future of economic recovery of Ukraine.
Vitaliy Lopushanskyi, founder and CEO of UADamage - an AI GIS platform for automatic remote sensing using satellites and drones - told LDaily about the unique experience of synthesizing artificial intelligence, drones, sensor technology, and cartography in the path of the country's recovery and compensation to its residents.
In an exclusive interview for LDaily, Marcin Nowacki, Vice President of The Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers of Poland (ZPP), provides a detailed account of the role and structure of the organization, including its participation in social dialogue and business development. He discusses ZPP's activities in Poland, the EU, and internationally, with particular emphasis on the development of Polish-Ukrainian business cooperation.
Ismet Yazici, in an interview for LDaily, shares how the war in Ukraine has impacted lifecell operations and infrastructure. He notes the loss of facilities due to constant russian attacks, significant material losses, and challenges related to the sale of the company. At the same time, he expresses pride in lifecell's ability to continue serving the country during difficult times despite temporary power outages and emphasizes the company's commitment to its obligations to Ukraine and its people.
Iryna Volk, General Director of Dell Technologies in Ukraine, Moldova, and the Caucasus region, spoke with LDaily about current cyber challenges and potential responses, the benefits of artificial intelligence, and her dreams of collaborating with real intellectual hubs. She also emphasized the importance of a strategic approach for companies in dealing with large volumes of data.
Yurii Tromsa, CEO of Peikko Ukraine, shared with LDaily the current and upcoming changes in the labor market, the company’s strategy for establishing a strong presence in Ukraine’s construction industry, and the logistical aspects of new production capacities.
In an interview with LDaily, Stendel Bjoern, the head of the German company Getreide AG Ukraine Pte Ltd, discussed the decision to begin operations in Ukraine during a challenging wartime period. He shared how Getreide AG Ukraine Pte Ltd is providing tangible support to Ukrainian farmers, assisting with transportation and ensuring quality control to meet high German standards. He also outlined the company’s ambitious plans for the future in Ukraine, including creating new opportunities for small farmers and developing infrastructure for stable partnerships with the Ukrainian agricultural sector.
Maksym Bakhmatov, founder and head of the NGO Office of Transformation, shared with LDaily insights about large-scale urban projects aimed at normalizing urban spaces in Kyiv and across Ukraine. He also discussed the achievements and obstacles encountered in implementing these initiatives.