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Twenty imprints of a female leader — how deep do they go?

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Twenty imprints of a female leader — how deep do they go?

My name is Olesya Ulyanova, I am the CEO of Telesens and the founder of the ITGC training center, which teaches specialists soft skills. This article is about the leadership imprints that I have formed over 7 years in top management, and the deepest ones emerged over the last 3 years of working as a CEO.

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“People don’t know anything about this material. They only have associations that it’s slippery and that it smells.” How Ukrainian startup Fiskin is conquering the fashion industry by offering luxury accessories made from fish skin

Yulia Buglak is the founder of one of the most unusual Ukrainian startups that clearly stood out at this year’s IT Arena. Fiskin makes luxury accessories from fish skin (!) — in particular, the startup’s website presents women’s bags, cardholders, bracelets and watch straps made from this unusual material for the general public. This is not a cheap pleasure — for example, a fish skin bag will cost over 66 thousand UAH, and a cardholder — over 7,000 UAH, but the brand is positioned as luxury. To learn more about the startup’s origins, its development, prospects, and customers — we spoke with the founder of Fiskin.