The portal “NV Biznes” was informed about this by the school itself. Having become the head of “KSE Business School,” J. Svyrydenko will focus on the development of business education that corresponds to the new realities of management, technological changes, and global competition.
“The world is rapidly transforming. Ukraine needs leaders who are equally knowledgeable in business, technology, data, and management. Leaders capable of turning ideas into products, forming strong teams, expanding solutions, and elevating them to a global level. Ukraine already has unique management experience under conditions of uncertainty, high stakes, and constant change. Our task is to turn this experience into the foundation of a new quality of business education. ‘KSE Business School’ must train leaders who will create next-generation technologies, build competitive companies, and help Ukraine transition from a country that creates innovations to a state that exports knowledge, solutions, and management experience,” J. Svyrydenko is quoted as saying in the statement.
“The war is changing management, technologies, and the approach to business faster than classical education systems can respond. Ukrainian business is already creating and testing innovative management solutions under real conditions – often where there are no prepared textbooks or proven models. This also changes the role of business education at KSE: to give meaning to the new Ukrainian experience, turn it into knowledge, and spread it worldwide,” said KSE President Tymofiy Mylovanov.
Offered to become an ambassador
Yuliya Svyrydenko led the Ukrainian government from July 2025 to July 2026. Before that, she served for four years as the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy – responsible for economic policy, business support, attracting investments, and developing international economic partnerships under large-scale war conditions.
On July 12, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that there would be changes in the government and offered then-Prime Minister J. Svyrydenko other positions.
On July 14, the Verkhovna Rada dismissed J. Svyrydenko from the post of Prime Minister. She did not accept V. Zelensky’s offer to become ambassador to the USA.
On July 23, President V. Zelensky confirmed that he had offered J. Svyrydenko the position of ambassador to the USA instead of Olha Stefanishyna, who left this post on August 3.
In August 2026, it was reported that J. Svyrydenko might take the helm of “Naftogaz Ukraine” in the spring of 2027 – that is when the company’s supervisory board plans to hold a competition for the position of chairman of the board.
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