This document outlines the structure, goals, activities, and finances of the ICU-Kyiv Alumni Association in 2016. The Association's goals were to relaunch ICU-Kyiv and facilitate networking among alumni. It had a Supervisory Board and Executive Body that oversaw activities like lectures, networking events, and an online Career Development Center. Key achievements included 12 events with 550 participants and establishing online presence. Plans for 2017 include leadership courses, fundraising for ICU-Kyiv relaunch, and engaging more members.

2. OVERVIEW
Association - organizational structure
Activities 2016 - goals, achievements and plans
- Alumni
- ICU-Kyiv Relaunch
- ICU-Kyiv Career Development Center
Budget
Our Supporters
Why To Join? How Can I Contribute?

3. OUR GOALS
• Relaunch ICU-Kyiv
• Facilitate networking among alumni

4. Executive Body
Supervisory Board
- Head of Supervisory Board
- 8 Board Members
General Membership - 55 members
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

5. Supervisory Board 2014 - 2016
Yuliya Kysla
Oleg Nykonorov
Nadya Ostrovskaya
Alexander Pastukh
Mikhail Pimenov
Dan Reva
Leonid Starikov
Iryna Sukhorebra
Arkadiy Verschebenyuk
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

6. Executive Body
- Accountant - Natalie Matsarska
- Administrative Coordinator - Myroslava Grozinskaya
- Events&Communications Manager - Alesya Kondratyuk-Eismont
- Legal support - Roman Oransky
- Financial reports - Dan Reva
- Website development - Leonid Starikov
- Head of Association - Nadya Ostrovska
EXECUTIVE BODY

7. Main Rights and Duties
Members
• Participate in ICU-Kyiv AA activities, General Membership
Meeting
• Propose projects or activities to ICU-Kyiv AA Supervisory
Board
- Request with ICU-Kyiv AA Supervisory Board to review all
AA-related questions
- Pay annual membership fee

8. Main Rights and Duties
Supervisory Board
• Holds at least 4 meetings per year
• Approves ICU-Kyiv AA activities, budget,
membership fees, corporate style
- Schedules Annual General Membership meeting –
ICU-Kyiv Alumni Re-Union
- Submits results of activities to General
Membership, financial reports
- Approves the procedures for all administrative
services delivered to members

9. Main Rights and Duties
Head of the Supervisory Board
- Suggests ICU AA activities
- Approves with the Supervisory Board
- Sets up ICU AA organizational processes

10. ACTIVITIES 2016
ALUMNI
ICU-KYIV
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
ICU-KYIV
RELAUNCH

11. ACTION PLAN 2016

12. ACTION PLAN 2016
KPIs
- attract 20 members
- conduct 4 educational events in 4 months
- 1 000 universities reached out by email
- 60 universities followed up individually
- presentation and Skype calls to 20 universities per month exact
requirements
- chart with criteria on faculty, degrees, employment types,
organizational structure, # of sq meters
- 7 donors reached with project concept/2 donors reached
- next step scheduled with each donor

13. ACHIEVEMENTS
7 social events
- Reunion 2015, attended by 70 people
- ICU-Kyiv Bar Crawl, Oct 31, attended by 12 people
- Facilitation workshop by Yuliya Filippovska, Nov 3, attended by 15 people
- Karaoke Night, Feb 19 attended by 18 people
- 3 meetings with Joe Stephenson, July 3, 5 and 11
3 Supervisory Board Meetings
53 alumni were consulted on transcripts and diploma issues
9 newsletters issued
15 birthday greetings for members

14. ASPIRATIONS
- ICU-Kyiv Alumni What? Where? When? team
- loyalty program - system of discounts for alumni
- database of alumni - update and management
- add membership recruitment function - dedicated
person to follow up on members-to-join

15. ICU-KYIV RELAUNCH

16. OBJECTIVE
- to establish long-term academic partnership with the US university
- to prepare business plan
- to find donors
- to execute launch
- 568 AACSB accredited universities in the US
- Christian and non-Christian
- 30 contacted - 538 to be contacted
- 3 optional partner universities outlined
ICU-KYIV RELAUNCH

17. AACSB Accreditation is known, worldwide, as the longest standing, most recognized form of specialized/
professional accreditation an institution and its business programs can earn.
AACSB ensures the highest quality standard in business education to prepare the next generation of
business leaders.
- founded in 1916
- more than 1,500 member organizations
- in over 90 countries and territories, with headquarters in North America, Asia Pacific, and Europe
- 760 business schools accredited worldwide
ICU-KYIV RELAUNCH

18. ICU-KYIV RELAUNCH

20. - AACSB accredited
- located in Abilene, Texas, a city of 120,000 residents
- 8,000 students from 41 countries
- 253 full-time faculty members of Christian scholars and professionals,
93% hold the highest degree in their field
HONOURS
America’s 100 Best College Buys - 12 consecutive years
Apple Distinguished School - recognized for innovation
US News & World Report - #2 Most Innovative in the West
The Princeton Review - one of the Best in the West
Forbes Magazine - one of America’s Top Colleges
America’s Best Christian Colleges

21. Abilene Christian University

22. - the only AACSB accredited university in South Florida
- private Catholic liberal arts university, main campus is located in Miami, Florida
- almost 8,000 students, 80 countries represented
- 80% of faculty have doctoral degree

23. - joint Bachelor’s Program of ICU-KSE
- established partnership with University of Houston - AACSB accredited university
- license with Ministry of Education of Ukraine
- 114 graduates of KSE have obtained Ph.D in the US

24. ICU-Kyiv Trademark Registration

25. TARGETS 2017
- choose academic partner
- fund-raise with donors

27. "How to build a succesful career from scratch?”
by Alyona Osmolovska, Head of PR, Naftogaz,
ICU-Kyiv alumna
LECTURE

28. ”The Art of Business Networking” by Vasyl
Myroshnychenko, Co-Founder of Ukrainian Crisis
Media Center, partner at CFC Consulting
LECTURES

29. ”The Art Of The Presentation” by Luc Chenier
CEO, KyivPost
LECTURE

30. ”Guide To Managing Your Personal Finances”
Leonid Starikov, entrepreneur and investor, ICU-
Kyiv graduate
LECTURE

31. ”Driving Your Personal Success: Leading To
Successful Ukraine” by Adomas Audickas,
former advisor to Minister of Economy of
Ukraine and Lithuania, financial sector expert
LECTURE

32. Lecture ”Personal Strategy: How To Manage
Your Future” by Alexander Pastukh,
Managing Partner at Synergizers, ICU-Kyiv
graduate
LECTURE

33. ”S.T.E.P.S. – Skills To Enhance Personal
Success” by Roman Rubchenko, Member of
the Board, Professional Government
LECTURE

34. with Vladyslava Rutytska, an advisor to the
Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine
BUSINESS BREAKFAST

35. ”Professions Of The Future” by Tetyana
Kretova, ICU-Kyiv Alumna, International
Development Director for Eastern Europe and
Central Asia at IE Business School
LECTURE

36. - 12 events
- 550 participants visited our lectures
- 7 lectures were online-streamed
- 58 subscribers to YouTube channel, 1 161 views
- 915 likes on Facebook page
- applied for trademark registration
- website launch
US Embassy Alumni Grant Program 2016
- applied for Alumni Program Grant as group of FLEX alumni
Dan Reva and Julie Kysla in Dec 2015
ACHIEVEMENTS 2016

37. OUR PARTNERS

38. MEDIA ABOUT US

39. MEDIA ABOUT US

40. MEDIA ABOUT US

41. UPCOMING

42. Sun, Oct 16, breakfast with Tetyana Lukianyuk,
CEO of Red Bull Ukraine
How To Build A Career: Drivers and Obstacles
UPCOMING

43. NEW FORMATS - online+offline blended learning
- Leadership course by Roman Rubchenko
- Learning How To Learn by Francis Fairman
- British Literature with Joe Stephenson in 2017
UPCOMING

44. Arkadiy Verschebenyuk, CEO of UBER in Ukraine
Alexey Vitchenko, CEO of Digital Ventures
Oleg Prokhorenko, CEO of UkrGazVodobuvannia
Taras Lukachuk, Region Director of Jacobs Douwe Egberts
Daria Favorskaya - How to use infographics effectively?
Anastasiya Markuts (Nanayeva) - How to be time-effective?
Polina Nesterenko - Women’s leadership
Tetyana Kretova - How to build international career?
UPCOMING SPEAKERS

45. CORPORATE STYLE for FB

46. WEBSITE

47. WEBSITE

48. WEBSITE

49. ICU-Kyiv CDC Trademark Registration

50. ANNUAL BUDGET

51. TOTAL - Cash Received

52. TOTAL - Cash Spent

53. ALUMNI - CASH SPENT

54. ICU-Kyiv CDC - CASH SPENT

55. ICU-Kyiv RELAUNCH - CASH SPENT

56. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

57. CONTRIBUTORS 2016
Alex Bikeyev
Andriy Boechko
Vlad Bulatov
Yuliya Filippovska
Mark Gimelfarb
Katya Kirichenko
Alesya Kondratyuk-Eismont
Julie Kysla
Roman Nikitov
Tetyana Kretova
Roman Oransky
Aliona Osmolovska
Maryna Ozhoganych
Nadya Pimenova
Dan Reva
Sergiy Sergiyenko
Leonid Starikov
Iryna Sukhorebra
Arkadiy Verschebenyuk

58. SPONSORS 2016
Bogdan Kostetskyi
Makar Paseniuk
Alexander Pastukh
Mikhail Pimenov
Oleg Nykonorov
Dmytro Shevchenko

59. How Can I Contribute?
• engage new members of Association
• attend our events
• provide professional services
• become our sponsor or donor
• become speaker of ICU-Kyiv Career Development Center

60. WHY TO BECOME A MEMBER?
• to become supporter of ICU-Kyiv relaunch
• to meet new people and network with fellow alumni