Lenna Koszarny elected Chair of AmCham Ukraine Board of Directors
Lenna Koszarny elected Chair of AmCham Ukraine Board of Directors
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“The American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine has many people it is grateful to, people who are changing Ukraine each day, every day. Thanksgiving is a time to thank all those making Ukraine a better place to do business”, the latest column by AmCham Ukraine president Andy Hunder for the Atlantic Council
Transparent, predictable, fair and equal taxation policy has always been a priority for the Member Companies of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine
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AmCham Ukraine President Andy Hunder in his piece for the Atlantic Council raises reverse brain drain trends and proposes 5 initiatives worth considering by Ukraine’s government
During the event, the overview of acute issues in various customs spheres faced by the Chamber Member Companies as well as expert recommendations on further improvements in customs sphere and application of the world best practices' examples were presented. The publication was prepared jointly with the experts from the Chamber Member Company – EY Ukraine
AmCham Ukraine has a clear position on what needs to be done for Ukraine’s sustainable economic recovery – a roadmap with a list of priority steps that will help to ameliorate Ukraine’s investment climate, boost Foreign Direct Investment and present Ukraine as a trustworthy investment destination
The Presentation of analytical data on the current state of food sector was followed by an expert discussion devoted to challenges and opportunities of the food processing industry in Ukraine
AmCham Ukraine President Andy Hunder in his first opinion piece for the Atlantic Council explains why he continues believing in the country that wasn’t on the map and why it’s high time for strategic global investors to take another good look at Ukraine
On July 12, 2018, the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine, the European Business Association, the Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs, and the Independent Association of Banks of Ukraine held a joint press conference to call for a united effort to negotiate a workable deal in the coming days in order to unlock $1.9 billion in funding from the International Monetary Fund and associated financing from other bilateral partners