Yulia Sviridenko Appointed Head of KSE Business School
Yulia Sviridenko has become the head of KSE Business School, where she will develop business education and adapt management programs to the conditions of war and global competition. Sviridenko served as the Prime Minister of Ukraine from July 2025 to July 2026 and previously held the position of First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy. She noted that KSE Business School should prepare leaders for the creation of new technologies and competitive companies, helping Ukraine transition from generating innovations to exporting knowledge and management experience. KSE President Tymofiy Milovanov added that the war is changing approaches to management and technology, and Ukrainian businesses are developing innovative solutions in the absence of ready-made models. KSE Business School trains management personnel for the private and public sectors, combining international methodologies with the practical experience of Ukrainian companies. The Kyiv School of Economics, founded in 1996, includes five areas, including KSE University and KSE Graduate Business School, and is a member of international associations CEEMAN and EFMD.
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