Every year, kmbs selects managers from various fields — culture, journalism, education, public sector, public authorities, ecology, human rights, etc. — looking for systemic solutions to large-scale social problems and providing them with the opportunity to receive quality business education.

This year, seven fellows will join the kmbs community: Andriy Demyanovych, Maria Hryshina, and Serhii Sharmazanov will study at the Executive MBA, and Yevhen Barsukov, Bohdan Dolintse, Dmytro Tishchenko, and Anastasia Khaleeva will look at the Presidents' MBA.

Olena Zhyltsova, head of Executive MBA kmbs, shares: "This year, many powerful applicants applied for the scholarship competition. This once again increases pride for our fellow citizens. We are warned that anxiety can consume all energy in times of war and that we live in a mode of narrowed consciousness and limited mental resources. And it is at this time that managers submit significant and very well-designed projects for scholarships on the topics of humanitarian demining, reconstruction of destroyed hospitals, creation of an innovative system of pre-medical care, provision of ambulances, reform of the civil service... It wasn't easy to choose!

Three Kharkiv, Lviv, and Kyiv fellows will join the Executive MBA program this year. And this is another symbolic underlining of our integrity and unity."

The school continued its scholarship program even during the war because now was the time to study. We believe that the breakthrough development of the participants of our programs will lead to a qualitative leap in the development of their companies and, therefore, of our country and the world in general.

"This year, we gathered managers from the sphere of public administration, the third sector, and social entrepreneurs," says Eduard Maltsev, head of Presidents' MBA. "Joint training of entrepreneurs and managers of various sectors is important now more than ever because it allows us to consolidate efforts to repel the enemy and post-war development of the country."

So, we congratulate the scholarship recipients and wish them fruitful studies!