Ukrainian companies in the EU market: opportunities and risks. An online lecture by KSE Business School
European integration opens up access to new markets, international partners, and investment opportunities for Ukrainian companies. At the same time, business leaders must navigate new regulatory requirements, increased competition, and the risks associated with international operations.
November 13
Reading time: 4 min
To take advantage of opportunities in the European market, executives need to understand how financing instruments, investment guarantees, and EU regulatory mechanisms work.
These topics will be at the centre of the online lecture “European integration: opportunities and new Challenges for Ukrainian businesses” on December 1. Participants will learn about changes already affecting Ukrainian companies and discuss how to incorporate them into their business strategies.
Key topics will include:
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Where Europe is directing investment and which financing instruments are available to Ukrainian companies
How to attract European partners during the war and manage risks through insurance mechanisms
How EU regulations on artificial intelligence and defence technologies affect the European market
Which regulatory changes, standards, and competitive challenges businesses should prepare for now
Speaker
Mariia Holub
An expert in bilateral relations between Ukraine and the EU, a government relations adviser, and an alumna of the MBA program at KSE Business School.
She will examine European integration from a business decision-making perspective, focusing on access to financing, international expansion, risk management, and adaptation to new regulations.
Who should attend?
Business owners, CEOs, senior executives, and managers responsible for international expansion, investment, and corporate strategy.
The lecture and discussion will be followed by a Q&A session, where participants can ask the expert questions about challenges facing their own companies.
Event Details
Date: December 1, 2026, at 19:00 (Kyiv time)
Format: Online via Zoom, free of charge with prior registration
Language: Ukrainian
The lecture and discussion will run until 20:00, followed by a Q&A session until 20:20.