Inga Andreieva leads Mastercard’s business in Ukraine and Moldova. Under Inga’s management, Mastercard has strengthened its reputation as a market driver and an ambassador of innovations in the countries.
As a confident leader of the payment markets in both Ukraine and Moldova, Mastercard has succeeded considerably in boosting cashless and digital payments and launching benchmark smart city solutions. Due to the efforts of Inga’s team, Ukraine holds one of the leading positions globally today regarding the number of NFC transactions with Mastercard. More than 40 innovative city projects have been launched in the country in terms of both overground and underground transport and city infrastructure.
Since the start of the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, Inga's team has continued to support banks, merchants, and millions of consumers in Ukraine 24/7, driving financial inclusion, supporting SMEs and fintechs to fuel the country's economy, helping those in need and fostering a barrier-free inclusive society. As a recognition of Mastercard's multiple efforts to support Ukraine, in 2022, the company was awarded the "Ukraine Peace Prize", introduced by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Inga has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. Inga has continually been recognized as one of the leading women in business for her contributions to the growth of financial and tech sectors in Ukraine. Inga was listed in the "TOP 30 Ukrainian Women" with Impressive Success in Business" (2021), "TOP 100 Most Influential Women of Ukraine" (2021), and "UP 100 (Ukrainska Pravda 100). The Power of Women" (2024), "TOP 50 most influential women in Ukrainian fintech" list (2022-2024).
You can download the current program in PDF format or view it directly on our website.
DownloadThe ongoing aggression has posed unprecedented challenges to the Ukrainian industry, forcing it to search for new ways to adapt. At the beginning of the year, the President initiated the Made in Ukraine policy with the aim of strengthening the national industrial base and increasing the competitiveness of domestic goods.
This panel discussion will focus on how industry and the Government respond to the challenges of war, and how they can build a sustainable economy. Participants will discuss the first outcomes of the Made in Ukraine policy, its impact on industry, and what needs to be improved to increase efficiency.
Also, strategies for preserving the industrial potential, attracting investments and cooperation with international partners to support Ukrainian industry will be considered.