Yegor Grygorenko is a graduate of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. He has 8 years of experience in corporate and investment banking at Citi and over 17 years in leading consulting firms, including Deloitte and Bain.
His professional experience includes strategy development and implementation across both the public and private sectors, as well as work with some of the largest corporations and financial institutions in Ukraine and other European countries. He has also led large-scale transformation programs across the region.
Yegor has extensive experience working with the Ukrainian government. Prior to his appointment, he served as Vice President for Government Programs at the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) and as an adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine. He is also an active member of the Ukrainian Aspen community.
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DownloadA missile can destroy a factory in minutes. The business is left with loans, taxes, destroyed assets, and broken contracts. The right to compensation from Russia matters, but funding for recovery is needed now.
What should happen immediately after a strike: decisions on taxes, loans, and collateral; an insurance payout; financing for recovery? And which instruments available to state-owned companies could also be made available to private businesses under clear rules?
How can businesses be helped to recover now, how can risk be made understandable to investors, and how can the final bill be left to Russia? We will discuss this at KIEF 2026 during the panel discussion "Wartime Business Losses: Who Will Cover the Cost?".