On November 19, the XI Forum "Conductor of Change" from Deloitte Ukraine will be held in Kyiv — an annual event that brings together representatives of business, government, the public sector, and culture to discuss decisions that affect the future of Ukraine.
On November 19, the XI Forum "Conductor of Change" from Deloitte Ukraine will be held in Kyiv — an annual event that brings together representatives of business, government, the public sector, and culture to discuss decisions that affect the future of Ukraine.
The theme of this year’s Forum is I KNOW WHY. The focus is on the "why" itself as a guide that helps move forward, make difficult decisions, and take responsibility for the future even in times of uncertainty.
The focus of the Forum discussions:
Why invest, create a business, and plan for the future in a country at war? What do we want to see Ukraine in ten years, and what decisions today bring us closer to this future?
Moderator — Serhiy Kulyk, Managing Partner of Deloitte Ukraine.
Why write books, make movies, and create art during war? What gives Ukrainian artists the strength to continue creating, and what role does culture play in shaping the future of the country?
Moderator — Andriy Bulakh, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of the MHP.
How to preserve the country’s human potential in the face of war, migration, and a shortage of workers? What will help unite people with different experiences and create conditions under which veterans, young people, Ukrainians abroad, and those who remain in the country can join in its recovery?
Moderator: Olena Boychenko, leader of the consulting department at Deloitte Ukraine.
What makes Ukrainian products and technologies competitive in global markets? What prevents Ukrainian businesses from scaling up and what advantages will help them achieve global success?
Moderator — Andriy Servetnyk, partner at Deloitte Ukraine.
Among the speakers of the Forum: Serhiy Chernenko, FUIB; Yuriy Katkov, SQUAD; Pavlo Ostrikov, director and screenwriter of the film "You are Space"; Vitaliy Zaichenko, Ukrenergo; Oleksandr Yakovenko, TAF Industries; Akhtem Seitablaev, Veterans Theater; Vladyslav Bolohovsky, BTU Biotech company; Nastya Zukhvala, Ukrainian stand-up comedian.
More information about the program is available on the Forum website .
Event partners: MHP, FUIB, SQUAD, Korn Ferry, Henkell Freixenet Ukraine.
Social component: 10% of the cost of tickets and partnership contributions will be directed to the needs of the Children of Heroes Foundation, which provides assistance to children who have lost one or both parents as a result of the war.
Media accreditation is open until November 17. Send inquiries to Anastasia Pratsiuk, PR specialist at Deloitte Ukraine ([email protected]).
