The war has highlighted the social role of business like never before. Beyond the core functions, including operating, paying taxes, creating jobs, support for the army and aid for those affected by the war have become the new norm.
In the third year of the full-scale invasion, it is clear that this is no longer enough. Business, as the most active part of society with the most to lose, must assume a greater responsibility for building the new Ukraine. This is not only about donations or volunteering, it requires active engagement in state-building: shaping development strategies through think tanks and research centers, preparing future leaders, and partnering with the government.
This panel will explore how business can become not only a driver of the economy, but also a co-creator of public policy that will define the country’s future.