Rebuilding Ukraine. Mapping out the needs of Ukrainian business sector

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Rebuilding Ukraine. Mapping out the needs of Ukrainian business sector

Rebuilding Ukraine. Mapping out the needs of Ukrainian business sector

Rebuilding Ukraine – Panel Discussion at Polish House Davos 2023

The war in Ukraine has caused enormous material damage to the Ukrainian economy. The prospect of the future reconstruction of Ukraine from post-war damage seems distant. However, past experience shows that in order for the process to be successful, adequate prior preparation is required. Rebuilding Ukraine is a complex challenge that requires unprecedented collaboration, vast resources, and exceptional leadership. During the discussion we will talk about how Western countries can get involved in the post-war reconstruction, with particular emphasis on responding to the needs of the business sector.

Keynote: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State Assets Jacek Sasin

Moderator: Marek Tejchman (DGP)

Speakers: Leszek Skiba (Pekao SA), Marek Dietl (GPW), Alain Pilloux (EBRD), Oleksandr Kravchenko (McKinsey & Company), Oleksandr Rodnyansky (Adviser to the President of Ukraine)

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Marek Tejchman

DGP

 

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Leszek Skiba

Bank Pekao S.A.

 

President of the Management Board. In 2015, Leszek Skiba was appointed Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Finance, where he was responsible for the supervision over macroeconomic policy and tax legislation. He was also supporting legislative works connected with financial and capital markets, and prepared general outline of the budget system reform. Between March 2019 and April 2020 he served as the President of the Council of the Bank Guarantee Fund. Between 2009 and 2015 Leszek Skiba worked at the National Bank of Poland, at the Economic Institute, where he worked on NBP’s report devoted to the consequences of Poland’s membership of the euro area and prepared analyses of the euro area economy. Since 2009, Leszek Skiba has been running public non-profit activities as the President of the Council and expert of the Sobieski Institute. Leszek Skiba is a graduate of master’s degree studies at the Warsaw School of Economics, in the faculty of International Economic and Political Relations. He’s the author of numerous publications in the field of his professional work and public activities.

 

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Marek Dietl

GPW

 

Dr. Marek Dietl is the CEO of GPW (Warsaw Stock Exchange) and the economic adviser to the President of Poland. He has spent almost 20 years in the consulting and venture capital industries. He collected experience as a non-executive board member of more than 25 organizations. Marek Dietl frequently undertakes community and academic activities. He used to serve as a mediator at the arbitration court of the Financial Supervision Commission and adviser to the President of Energy Regulation Office. Marek Dietl is also an assistant professor at the SGH-Warsaw School of Economics.

 

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Alain Pilloux

EBRD

 

Alain Pilloux took up the position of Vice President, Banking on 15 November 2016. He has overall responsibility for the effective delivery of the Bank’s investment and advisory activities in the EBRD’s thirty six countries of operations, as well as contributing to the delivery of policy engagement activities. He is a member of the Executive Committee and other leadership fora. Prior to his appointment, Alain served as Acting Vice President for Policy & Partnerships where he was responsible inter alia for coordinating the Bank’s strategies and policy engagement, as well as mobilizing and managing multilateral and bilateral donor funding and overseeing the EBRD’s engagement with key external partners. After starting his career at the Inspection Générale des Finances in Paris, Alain joined the EBRD in June 1992 as a senior banker. He held various management responsibilities over the years, including Country Director for Poland (1995-1997), Business Group Director for Central Europe and the Baltic States (1998-2005), Managing Director for Russia, based in Moscow (2006-2009), and Managing Director for Industry, Commerce and Agribusiness (2010-2015). Since 2014 he also had responsibility for the Bank’s direct equity and equity funds investments across sectors and regions. Education: Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Ecole de L’Arme Blindee-Cavalerie (Saumur), Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris, Ecole Nationale d’Administration.

 

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Oleksandr Kravchenko

McKinsey & Company

 

Since joining McKinsey in 2008, Oleksandr has worked with more than 20 clients in Ukraine, Russia, and other countries in Europe and the Middle East. He is a Managing Partner at the McKinsey & Company office in Ukraine, a leader of the Energy and Materials Practice in Central and Eastern Europe and a core member of the firm’s Metals & Mining Practice, where he focuses on steel. In addition to working with private-sector clients, Oleksandr is also excited to support McKinsey public sector work in Ukraine and beyond. Oleksandr’s client engagements have covered a wide range of functional topics such as board strategy, corporate portfolio and growth strategies, large-scale operational transformations, organizational design, manufacturing operations, supply-chain management and procurement, product development, and many more. Outside of work, Oleksandr serves on the board of Kyiv School of Economics, the leading graduate school of economics and management in Ukraine. He also enjoys squash and traveling.

 

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Alexander Rodnyansky

Adviser to the President of Ukraine

 

Alexander Rodnyansky is a presidential adviser in Ukraine (since 2020), a supervisory board member of Ukraine’s largest bank (The State Savings Bank of Ukraine) (since 2020), and an assistant professor of economics at the University of Cambridge (since 2017). Alexander is a research affiliate of the CEPR and a member of the CFM. Alexander was the chief economic adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine (2019-2020). Alexander holds a Ph.D. in economics from Princeton University and an MSc and BSc in economics from the LSE. Alexander’s main research fields are empirical macroeconomics and finance, and international finance.

 

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