On October 28, Margarita Yermak and Volodymyr Sheiko will start their studies in the Executive MBA, while Olga Stefanishina, Oleksandr Todorchuk, and Ivanna Kurtyk will join the Presidents' MBA at kmbs.

Olena Zhiltsova, head of the Executive MBA program at kmbs, says: "The scholarship program is about increasing the number of leaders who serve their idea and their country. It is a significant contribution to the formation, development, and support of the country's managerial elite."

We have two main criteria for selection. Firstly, it is the idea, the request with which the participant enters, their clear understanding of the prospects for using the knowledge, abilities, and connections gained in the program in a specific educational, social, cultural, or state-building project for the benefit of Ukraine.

Secondly, the professional and personal readiness of the participant, managerial maturity, caliber of thinking. We strive for managers from business, government, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations to study within one group in the MBA program, so they have the opportunity to speak, hear, understand, and 'feel out' points of interaction — not only in the classroom but also beyond it."

According to Eduard Maltsev, head of the Presidents' MBA program at kmbs, "the program allows representatives of the third sector and the public administration system to master modern approaches to strategic management; it develops connections between business, government, society, and the education system. Our experience in implementing the scholarship program has demonstrated the value of joint learning for all parties, contributed to the emergence of valuable managerial insights, and enriched the school community with interesting strategic-level managers."

Congratulations to the scholarship recipients in the community!

Winners of the MBA Scholarship Program at kmbs Announced