The question "Who is to blame?" often sounds in communications between the state, business, and civil society. In particular, many companies believe that one of the main problems is the institutional bureaucracy, which does not create value, but only unnecessary risks, even when officials try to implement modern technologies. We decided to find out what the situation looked like from the inside. We invite you to join the conversation with Oleksiy Dorohan, the head of BRDO, on December 9 at 7 pm about the following:

Where are the reforms? Who is to blame for this or that?
When will bureaucrats finally fall behind in business? Is it normal that so many lawyers and accountants work in a business?
How digitalization takes place, its background, consequences, and prospects.
Can the state ever create value instead of risks, and how can businesses dialogue with the state?
Is it possible to dismiss all officials and transfer everything to the blockchain?

Oleksiy Dorohan, Executive Director of the BRDO Office for Effective Regulation. An international lawyer has extensive experience in legal practice in leading transnational and Ukrainian companies — an expert in public policy analysis and application of IT in the legal field.

The meeting will be moderated by Daria Kutsenko, donor coordinator, advisor to the chairman voluntarily in the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine, participant of the Executive MBA-35.

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