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UKRAINIAN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
DRAFT PRESENTATION
CREATING YOURSELF - CREATING UKRAINE!

WHAT IS UKRAINIAN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY?
Influencing profound social processes in Ukrainian society by developing
future leaders.
Ukrainian Leadership Academy is a personal and social development program
featuring, as the key element, a 10-month formation course for secondary school
graduates. Leadership qualities are cultivated by combining elements of
value-based physical, emotional and intellectual development.
MISSION
OBJECTIVES
2021-22: 25 UAL branches across Ukraine
Becoming a key force driving positive changes in educational and social spheres
Forming Ukraine’s reputation in the world via the leadership movement:
1,000,000 direct contacts abroad by 2030
Continuous development and improvement of education programs, approaches
and leadership development and administration institutions
2023-24: development of the national youth movement in Ukraine by engaging
2000 youths, with the annual growth rate of 20%
2026: 5,000 graduates every year, successfully completing studies under various
leadership development programs
2032-33: formation of the 20,000-strong UL community actively involved
in development of Ukraine’s greatness
2030-31: increasing public awareness of Ukrainian Leadership Academy’s
activities to 10 million citizens
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EDUCATION PROGRAM:
HOW WE BUILD LEADERSHIP
Be free!
Be wise!
Be creative!
Be!
Because we are Ukraine!
Be true to self!
Be a friend!
THE ACADEMY’S VALUES
«Great»
books
Physical
development
Traveling Ukraine and the world
Volunteering and projects
Individual — «I»
Society — «We»
Identity: individual
perception of the social
Emotional
development
Intellectual
development
Exploring
the world and Self
«Great»
teachers
«Great»
experience
Applied physical component
Physical-emotional component
Physical-intellectual component
Emotional intellect
Art
Communication
Psychology of relationships
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2015 2016Over 200 students from 183 general education schools in
all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.
Average age of students: 17.
Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.
The first enrollment involved 39 graduates from 9 regions
of Ukraine and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
The enrollees were selected from 220 applications from
the interested young people. Our graduates entered
prestigious universities, started private business, began
working; they participate in social projects and help open
new branches of our Academy.
The first Ukrainian Leadership Academy was opened
on 7 September 2015 in Kyiv.
2015 2016THE BEGINNING OF THE MOVEMENT FIVE ACADEMIES OPENED
Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
Over 200 students from 183 general education schools in
all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.
Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.
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Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.Over 2000 applications from the interested young people.
Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.
Over 200 students from 183 general education schools inOver 200 students from 183 general education schools in
all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.
Over 200 students from 183 general education schools inOver 200 students from 183 general education schools in
Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.all regions of Ukraine and Crimea.
Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.Five branches: in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv and Poltava.
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TESTIMONIALS FROM GRADUATES ABOUT ULA
KSENIA MATUSEVYCH
Odesa
The most difficult thing is to
graduate from the Academy and
realize that after 10 months of
intensive studies, you are bearing
a huge responsibility for future
changes, regardless of their scale.
BOHDAN MALANCHUK
Lviv
I lived in my own world. I wanted to
change something, but didn’t know
how; I didn’t know what to do and
where. The Academy has opened
a new world for me – the world that
shows countless opportunities.
This is surely the best thing that
happened in my life yet.
MARTA DIDULA
Lviv
The Academy is people who
discovered me and opened
many good habits in me. This
is a place that absorbs your
worse sides and fills you with
interesting ideas.
MYKOLA YASHCHUK
Kyiv
The Academy is a place where
everyone becomes the true self.
A place where for 10 months, you
are discovering yourself and
others. A place of happy people.
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LEADERSHIP MOVEMENT DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Opening new ULA branches
in five cities, preliminarily in
Dnipro, Odesa, Ivano-Frankivsk,
Lutsk and Zaporizhia.
25 Academies: one branch
of Ukrainian Leadership Academy
operating in each region of Ukraine.
1000 students.
Development programs for secondary
school teachers and administrations,
interregional educational projects.
Ukraine has over 100 leadership programs
attended by 5000 young Ukrainians.
Every Academy is developing a volunteer
youth movement in its region.
2021
2025
2018
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06.40 — awakening
07.00 - 08.15 — morning sport
08.30 - 09.00 — breakfast
09.00 - 13.00 — first formative block
13.00 - 14.00 — lunch
14.00 - 18.00 — second formative block
18.00 - 19.00 — dinner
19.00 - 21.00 — third formative block
21.00 - 22.30 — fourth formative block
ULA EDUCATION PROGRAM
SAMPLE DAILY ROUTINE
AT THE ACADEMY:
A PROCESS FOR THE WHOLE LIFE
10 42 290months weeks days
September Carpathians. Conquering the first common peak
October St. Sophia of Kyiv. Studying the history of statehood
building and diplomacy. Meeting the graduates
January Eastern Ukraine: Festival of Verteps
February Rotation of students and teams among Academies
June
BUR: restoring damaged apartment buildings
in Eastern Ukraine
November Exploring Israel
May An expedition to the EU
March Start of ULA requirement campaign
April
Liberal Arts program for secondary school teachers.
ULA Leadership Summit. A meeting of graduates
December Saint Nicholas’s workshop
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EFFECT ON THE SOCIETY BEGINS WITH THE STUDENT
Mentors and lecturers
regularly working with
students
Students’ parents and
relatives, guest lecturers
visiting the Academy
2-3 times a year
Initiative working group
and the Supervisory Board
Society
Student
Partners
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SOCIAL PROJECTS AIMED AT DEVELOPING
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN YOUNG UKRAINIANS
Campaign in the Netherlands
Devoted to the referendum
regarding ratification of the
EU-Ukraine Association
Agreement.
10000 live contacts.
Internet coverage:
2.2 million.
April 2016
Charitable Remembrance Run
Over 600 participants aged
between 3 and 80.
Dedicated to Ihor Branovytskyi,
a Ukrainian serviceman, defender
of Donetsk Airport, Hero of Ukraine.
April 2016
Children Change the World
An annual all-Ukrainian forum
of leaders of student self-government.
260 children from all regions.
With participation of the
President of Ukraine.
June 2016
Honoring the memory of Heroes
of the Heavenly Hundred
Don’t Cry, Mama artistic
event in six Ukrainian cities.
Meetings with relatives of the
perished Heroes.
February 2017
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SOCIAL PROJECTS AIMED AT DEVELOPING
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN YOUNG UKRAINIANS
Let’s Build Ukraine Together camp
A project of rebuilding homes in
liberated areas of the Donbas by
volunteers from all over Ukraine.
Helping in rebuilding homes
of two families with many children.
An educational program for
50 local children.
June 2016
A visit to the Council of Europe
in Strasbourg
The purpose of visit was to learn
about the work of European institutions
and decision making mechanisms.
May 2016
Student selection campaign
Covered over 10,000 eleventh-graders
and representatives of civic youth
organizations.
Visited 183 schools in all regions
of Ukraine.
February-April 2016
Cultural diplomacy
Perform a play about emigration,
dedicated to commemoration of Anne
of Kiev, Queen of France.
At the outskirts of Paris. For the Ukrainian
community in France, guests and diplomats.
Our students as new ambassadors
of Ukraine in the world.
May 2016
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VOLUNTEER MISSIONS
Travel Fest, a charitable travel forum
100 participants; the proceeds were donated
to the treatment of the disabled at Dzherelo
Educational and Rehabilitation Center –
children and youths with special needs.
ULA Lviv
Pushcha. Operation Cleanness
The largest project for Pushcha community,
joined by almost 90 local residents to clean
and landscape the locality.
ULA Kyiv
#saveavdiivka
Collecting humanitarian assistance in
Kharkiv’s streets for servicemen and residents
of the damaged city.
ULA Kharkiv
Conscientious Valentine’s Day
Organizing a charitable fair and lectures about a
reasonable and conscientious model of building
relationships, interpreting your emotions from religious
and psychological point of view, comprehensive and
harmonious understanding of human relationships.
All proceeds were donated to a cochlear implantation
for a boy with impaired hearing.
ULA Poltava
Following Saint Nicholas
Engaging the city’s community to collect clothes and
sweets and make gifts for kindergarten and school
children and the youngest Ukrainians from maternity
clinics. 1500 gifts have been given out in total.
ULA Mykolaiv
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2017 VERTEP: FROM CARPATHIANS TO THE EAST
>100
verteps
25 authentic
carols sung
7 regions
visited
97 roles
played
14 cities
visited
3498
kilometers
traveled
>10,000
spectators
covered
200 UAL
students
200 liters
of tea drunk
230
participants
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PARTNERS
OUR GOAL FOR 2017-18: CREATING 20 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS (FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT)
OUR GRATITUDE FOR TRUST AND CONTINUOUS SUPPORT
WE ARE OPEN TO COOPERATION
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ULA’S EXPENDITURE STRUCTURE
Accommodation and meals 45%
25%Trips and transport
5%Education programs
3%Social events and activities
0%PR & Marketing
1%Communication costs
19%Administrative costs,
insurance, depreciation
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SOURCES OF FINANCING
100%2015-2016 –
1st academic year
85%
2016-2017 –
2nd academic year 15%
75%
2017-2018 –
3rd academic year 25%
WNISEF
WNISEF
private Ukrainian
investors
WNISEF
private Ukrainian
investors and other
international
foundations
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PEOPLE BEHIND THE ACADEMY’S CREATION
The initiative working group of the Ukrainian Leadership Academy
inspirational leaders included outstanding and talented Ukrainians
VITALIY SYCH
A Ukrainian journalist, Novoye Vremya Editor-in-Chief
OKSANA SEMENIUK
Changers CEO and co-founder, HR Business Lead
EEMEA Mondelēz International
VLADYSLAV TROITSKYI
A playwright and the founder of Gogol Fest
ROMAN TYCHKIVSKYI
CEO of the Ukrainian Leadership Academy, WNISEF
Economic leadership Pregram Manager
IVAN MALKOVYCH
A Ukrainian poet, the owner and Director of
A-BA-BA-GA-LA-MA-GA Publishing House
BORYS GUDZIAK
A bishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church,
President of Ukrainian Catholic University
EREZ ESHEL
Strategic advisor
Ex-Deputy Minister of Education of Israel
LENNA KOSHARNY
Founder and CEO, Horizon Capital
Vice President of the Ukrainian World Congress
JAROSLAWA JOHNSON
President and CEO, Western NIS Enterprise Fund
NATALIA POPOVYCH
Be-it Agency President, a co-founder of the
Ukrainian Crisis Media Center
ANDRIIZELINSKYI
T.I., а priest of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church,
military chaplain and political scientist
VALENTYNA ZOTOVA
A Ukrainian architect, curator of CANactions Festival
VIKTOR ZOTOV
A Ukrainian architect, head of Zotov &
Co Architecture Bureau
BORYS LOZHKIN
Secretary of the National Investment Council, independent advisor to the
President of Ukraine, Ex-Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine
SVIATOSLAV VAKARCHUK
A Ukrainian musician and the lead vocalist of Okean Elzy rock band
YAROSLAV RUSHCHYSHYN
A Ukrainian businessman and public activist, Trottola OJSC General
Director and a co-founder of Lviv Business School
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SEHII GVOZDIOV
ULA’S ACADEMIC STAFF
MAKSYM YAKOVLEV
A political scientist, associate professor
at NaUKMA Department of Political Science
MYKHAILO KOLISNYK
A professor at KSE, CFO Club
President and FINART Smart
Solutions Managing Partner
VAKHTANG KIPIANI
A Ukrainian journalist, publicist, historian,
the Editor-in-Chief of the online publication
Historical Truth
YAROSLAV HRYTSAK
A Ukrainian scholar, historian,
publicist, professor
MYKHAILO VINNYTSKYI
PhD University of Cambridge, a lecturer
at NaUKMA and LvBS, consultant
NATALIA ADAMENKO
An expert in etiquette and diplomatic
protocol, Etiquette School Director,
leader of the TV project Ladette to Lady
YEVHEN PENTSAK
PhD Lausanne University, Finance Professor
at KMBS, academic advisor of the Master
of Banking and Finance Program at KMBS
KOSTIANTYN LEBEDEV
A Meritorious Coach in Track and Field,
Master of Sport, champion of Europe
among juniors (10,000 m)
ORYSIA DEMSKA
A Ukrainian linguist, Doctor of
Sciences in Philology, professor
at the National University of
Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA)
SERHII ZHADAN
A Ukrainian poet, prose writer,
translator and public activist
ANDRII ZELINSKYI
T.I., а priest of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic
Church, military chaplain and political
scientist
YUNONA LOTOTSKA
A Ukrainian scholar, psychologist,
researcher, experimenter and expert
in successful transformations
JAROSLAWA JOHNSON
President and CEO, Western NIS
Enterprise Fund
LIUDMYLA FYLYPOVYCH
Head of the Section of History of Religions and
Practical Religious Studies, Department of
Religious Studies at the Institute of Philosophy
of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine,
Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy, professor
YAROSLAV YURCHYSHYN
Transparency International Ukraine
Executive Director, an expert of the
Reanimation Reform Package
VALERII PEKAR
A businessman, lecturer at kmbs and
the founder of New Country public platform
A professor at KSE, lecturer on
operational management and project
management, consultant
PAVLO SHEREMETA
An economist manager, the founder of KMBS,
ex-Minister of Economic Development and
Trade of Ukraine
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ULA MANAGERS
DMYTRO OLIINYK
Kyiv
Kyiv
Lviv
LIUBOMYR SHYMKIV
Lviv
OLEKSII OLEKSIUK
Poltava
IRYNA TULIAKOVA
Kharkiv
OLEKSANDR MEDVEDEV
Mykolaiv
Poltava
Kharkiv
Mykolaiv
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