AmCham Ukraine is launching the WARTIME RESILIENCE IN UKRAINE project featuring insightful interviews with CEOs who share their companies' unique stories of resilience, unity, and strength during the biggest hardship in modern European history.
The project aims to demonstrate to the global community how businesses operate in Ukraine during Russia's full-scale war, showing that Ukraine is open for business, what companies are doing on Ukraine's path to recovery and victory, what drives resilience, and key wartime learnings.
Citi
"Resilience to me is about continuing to look for solutions despite the situation. I don't know that another country would have operated with the same level of resilience based on my experience. I am honored and humbled to be able to see this and be a part of it", Alex McWhorter, AmCham Ukraine Board of Directors Vice Chair, Citi Ukraine Country Officer.
Watch the full interview and be inspired by the resilience businesses in Ukraine demonstrate daily.
Boeing
"I know that 85 to 90% of companies are operating almost with no disruption since the world started, but the fact is that those companies continue to grow. And the example here at Boeing is that we hired over 100 people since the war started and we managed to promote and to get even more serious, more critical statements of work from the US to Ukraine", Honorata Hencel, Managing Director of Boeing in Poland and Ukraine.
Don’t miss this story of leadership, adaptation, and strength.
American University Kyiv
"Resilience, I believe, is built over time, and the more crises, the more interventions that don't break an individual or an institution, typically make them stronger", said Dan Rice, President of the American University Kyiv.
Check out our latest interview within the Wartime Resilience in Ukraine project and discover how resilience and leadership intertwine in times of war.
Bayer
