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SUMMARY:USUBC Breakfast Roundtable: Dispatch from Kyiv and Rome
DESCRIPTION:Washington\, D.C. | In-Person: We are pleased to invite you to the USUBC Breakfast Roundtable: Dispatch from Kyiv and Rome\, co-hosted by Business Executives for National Security (BENS) on Thursday\, 16 October 2025 in Washington\, D.C. The breakfast and networking will start at 8:30AM\, and the following Program will be presented from 9AM to 10:30AM: \nWelcome remarks: \n\nGeneral Tim Ray\, USAF (Ret.)\, President & CEO\, Business Executives for National Security (BENS) (Bio)\nIrina Paliashvili\, President & CEO\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) (Bio)\n\n  \nRome: Keynote Remarks \n\n\nAmbassador Davide La Cecilia\, Italy MFA’s Special Envoy for the Reconstruction of Ukraine (Bio): Outcomes of Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome \n\n\nKyiv: Keynote Remarks \n\n\nYegor Perelygin\, Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Economy\, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine (Bio): U.S.-Ukraine Economic Partnership \n\n\nPanelists: \n\n\nAndy Bain\, Executive Director and Member of the Board of Directors of the Ukrainian Freedom Fund (Bio) \n\n\nAnna Kovalenko\, USUBC Senior Advisor (Bio) \n\n\nIrina Paliashvili\, President & CEO\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) (Bio) \n\n\nModerated by: Amb. Geoffrey Pyatt\, Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine; Senior Managing Director\, Energy and Critical Minerals Practice\, McLarty Associates (Bio). \nThe Program highlights will include outcomes of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome\, latest developments regarding the newly launched U.S.-Ukraine Economic Partnership on energy\, minerals\, infrastructure and recovery\, and current trends in Ukraine’s defense sector. \nThe attendance is limited to USUBC members and partners. The space is strictly limited\, so we can only accept one representative per company. The registration will be carried out on a first come\, first served basis and will be closed when we reach capacity. If you would like to join the event\, please register using the registration form.\n \nFor inquiries regarding this event\, registration and sponsorship\, please contact Nadiia Khomaziuk\, Executive Director\, Washington D.C. at nkhomaziuk@usubc.org
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/usubc-breakfast-roundtable-dispatch-from-kyiv-and-rome/
LOCATION:Washington\, D.C.\, United States
CATEGORIES:USUBC Events
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Non-Financial Reporting: Postponement of Mandatory Reporting Deadlines Does Not Exempt From Obligations
DESCRIPTION:The postponement of mandatory non-financial reporting should not be used as a reason to delay important changes. In the current business climate\, there is an increasing demand for companies to adopt sustainable development principles in order to maintain competitive advantages and stakeholder trust. Experts of BDO in Ukraine will provide comprehensive guidance on sustainable development reporting\, including immediate actionable steps. \nThe following topics will be discussed in detail: \n\nOmnibus is not an easing\, but an opportunity to prepare for non-financial reporting.\nESRS is the main ESG reporting standard in Ukraine.\nGRI is an opportunity to start preparing sustainability reports\, ideal for SMEs.\n\n  \nWhy this is important \nSustainable development (ESG) is a strategy that combines economic goals with environmental and social responsibility. ESG reporting helps businesses increase the trust of investors\, partners and customers\, as well as remain competitive in the international market. \nOmnibus is a package of proposals from the European Commission with the aim of simplifying and improving corporate sustainability reporting requirements\, particularly within the CSRD Directive. The primary objective of Omnibus is to alleviate the administrative burden on businesses\, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises\, by reducing reporting requirements and simplifying complex regulations. \nESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) are the new European standards for non-financial reporting\, developed under the EU CSRD Directive. Their primary objective is to standardise and enhance sustainability reporting across Europe by introducing a uniform approach to disclosing information about companies’ impact on the environment\, society and governance. \nGRI (Global Reporting Initiative) — the Global Reporting Initiative as a starting point for SMEs. This voluntary non-financial reporting standard is recognised around the world as a leading example in the field of sustainable development. It is based on the principles of transparency\, completeness and clarity\, and offers detailed methodological recommendations for disclosing ESG information. \nThe impact of the new standards is already being experienced\, and a proactive approach will help companies stay ahead of the competition. There are several reasons why it is too early to relax: \n\nInternational competitiveness. Without proper ESG reporting\, a company risks losing contracts or positions in international markets.\n\n\nFuture regulatory changes. Ukrainian regulations are gradually integrating international requirements\, so non-financial reporting will soon become mandatory for most medium and large companies.\n\n\nInvestments and reputation. Transparency in ESG matters is becoming an important factor for investors and lenders.\n\n  \nTherefore\, postponing reporting should be regarded as an opportunity to prepare\, rather than an opportunity to do nothing. \nTo remain competitive\, it is essential to analyse which data is missing\, initiate the collection of information\, and educate your team on the ESG fundamentals. This will ensure compliance with future requirements and provide strategic advantages today. \nJoin the webinar from BDO in Ukraine\, where you will gain a detailed understanding of all these issues. Our experts will share practical advice on how to start the transformation towards sustainable development right now\, so that your business will be ready for new standards\, increase its transparency and strengthen its position in the market for years to come. \n  \nDate: 16 October (Thursday) \nTime: 12:00-13:30 \nFormat: online \nParticipation is free of charge\, but prior registration is required.\nRegister today (registration form is in Ukrainian) and take a step towards new opportunities with BDO in Ukraine! \nSpeakers: \n\nAnastasiia Skok — Head of ESG department at BDO in Ukraine\, certified ecologist.\nVictoriia Sukhanenko — Head of Health and Safety Consulting at BDO in Ukraine\, Certified OHSMS Specialist\, Certified ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Auditor\, Vision Zero Consultant.\nOleksandra Ryabtseva — Specialist of ESG department at BDO in Ukraine.\nAndrii Borenkov — Moderator\, Head of Advisory at BDO in Ukraine\n\nWho can benefit \nCFOs\, C-level executives\, sustainable development experts\, corporate environmentalists\, HR\, risk management and strategic planning experts \nReasons to join \n\nGet practical advice on preparing for sustainability reporting.\nLearn how to adapt international standards to the Ukrainian context.\nUnderstand what steps should be taken now to maintain your competitive advantage in the future.\n\nTake a responsible and forward-thinking approach to sustainable business development together with BDO\, because it starts today. \nRegister
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/webinar-non-financial-reporting-postponement-of-mandatory-reporting-deadlines-does-not-exempt-from-obligations/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:AVELLUM Disputes Day: Bridging Borders in Cross-Jurisdictional Enforcement
DESCRIPTION:This year’s AVELLUM Disputes Day focuses on practical solutions to one of the most pressing challenges in international litigation – turning a court or arbitration win into enforceable recovery across borders. The webinar will examine how to navigate the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign judgments in key jurisdictions\, including the Netherlands\, France\, Cyprus\, Ukraine\, and Switzerland. \nSpeakers will present case-based insights on issues such as enforcement against sovereign assets\, the strategic use of interim relief\, lifting the corporate veil\, and accessing debtor information in data-sensitive jurisdictions. The session will also address the impact of choosing between arbitral awards and court judgments on future enforcement efforts. \nAgenda Highlights: \n\n\nInter-EU enforcement mechanisms – Tom Hoyer\, BarentsKrans (Netherlands) \n\n\nLifting the corporate veil in enforcement – Alexandra Szekely\, Le16 Law (France); Oleksandra Syerova\, AVELLUM (Ukraine) \n\n\nEnforcement against sovereign assets – Julie Spinelli\, Le16 Law (France) \n\n\nInterim relief in Cyprus – Andrea Psara\, Kaimakliotis LLC (Cyprus) \n\n\nSwiss enforcement procedures and asset tracing – Nicolas Kuonen\, Niederer Kraft Frey (Switzerland) \n\n\nModerators: \nVadim Medvedev\, Oleksii Maslov – Partners\, AVELLUM \nRoman Syniuta – Managing Associate\, AVELLUM \nParticipation is free of charge; registration is required. The session will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation into Ukrainian.
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/avellum-disputes-day-bridging-borders-in-cross-jurisdictional-enforcement/
LOCATION:Online
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