№LDaily #19
№LDaily #19
Dietrich Treis, CEO of “UIFK-Agro”, shared his thoughts on the consequences of the war for the agro-sector, how they will affect the export of products this year and the harvest of 2023. He also spoke about trends in agriculture that emerged due to the war in Ukraine.
During the war that russia is waging against Ukraine, "Promprylad.Renovation" has accepted 12 new businesses that were forced to relocate from dangerous regions. This, in particular, has led to the resumption of active construction and the attraction of additional investments. Yuriy Filyuk, General Director and initiator of the "Promprylad.Renovation" project, told us about this.
Before the aggressor's invasion, Ukraine confidently ranked among the top 10 countries leading in the industry's development speed. In 2020, Ukraine was recognized as one of the 5 countries most actively developing alternative energy in Europe. The military aggression not only halted the industry's development but also brought colossal losses, with enterprises on the brink of bankruptcy. We talked about the difficulties of introducing business and the prospects for the development of alternative energy with Onder Nalbant, CEO of Irun Engineering.
Alexander Kucheryavy - architect with over 15 years of experience in sustainable architecture. He is the author of the first Active House in Ukraine, which is officially recognized by the European community. He ranks among the top 30 verifiers of active buildings worldwide. Alexander spoke to LDaily about preparing projects for the restoration of Ukraine based on the principles of sustainable development.
Chris Windley is a Cyber Security expert and Chairman and CEO of the Cyber Security Association. He is an educator and evangelist for Cyber Security and is well connected within the industry across the UK and globally.
After the onset of full-scale aggression, Ukrainian business has gone through an extremely difficult period, as the main task for all domestic companies in the first months of the war was to withstand. Those companies that managed to adapt to the new realities are now making a significant contribution to the approach of victory, helping Ukrainians and supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The company "Cratia", which has been working in the Ukrainian pharmaceutical market since 2006, despite all the difficulties, continues to facilitate the arrival of quality medical products in Ukraine and attracts foreign partners to help. Managing partner of the company Maxim Bagreev shared his own experience of overcoming challenges caused by the war, and told LDaily about how the cohesion of a team united by a common goal gives effective results.
Håkan Jyde, the General Managing of Scania Ukraine told LDaily about the work of the office during the occupation, about customer support, investments during the war and faith in Ukraine and its bright future.
Kostyantyn Ivanov, director of the Swedish company LLENTAB in Ukraine, shared with LDaily his experience of restoring the company's activities in the logistics realities of a full-scale war, as well as thoughts on the future of the construction industry in Ukraine.
Oleksandr Panchenko, the director of Sika Ukraine, told LDaily about his own experience of running a business during a war, about the company's preparation for war that began in advance, about social and humanitarian projects, and about the team he is proud of.
Yaroslav Nitsak, CEO of GEA in Ukraine, told LDaily about how the goals and challenges facing his company have been adjusted by a full-scale war, how the business activity is being restored in the de-occupied territories, and what the prospects look like in this context
Patricia Shmorhun-Havrylyshyn, co-founder of the Porcelain Group clinic network, spoke about the company's operations in the conditions of a full-scale war, and shared her experience not only in solving problems but also in implementing socially significant projects.
Kateryna Biloblovska, CEO of Electrolux in Ukraine and the Caucasus countries, spoke to LDaily readers about the successful experience of the company's operation during war, how mutual aid and care for people not only give the strength to work under difficult conditions but to also take part in socially important projects.
