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SUMMARY:USUBC Side Events at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk
DESCRIPTION:U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC)\, our members and partner organizations are actively engaged in preparations for the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk\, which will take place on 25-26 June 2026. The Full Program of URC 2026 is now posted. \nUSUBC will be hosting and co-hosting an extensive side events program in Gdańsk on 23–25 June\, including general side events covering investment and business climate\, as well as sector-specific events\, covering Energy/Minerals and Defense sectors. \nAll USUBC members and partners attending URC in Gdańsk are warmly invited to the listed side events. Please note that attendance is limited to USUBC members and partners\, and registration is mandatory for all side events. Due to space constrains\, we can only accommodate up to two representatives per company\, seats will be allocated on a first-come\, first-served basis\, and registration will close as we reach capacity. \nSponsorship opportunities are available. For details\, please contact Nadiia Khomaziuk\, Vice President\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council at nkhomaziuk@usubc.org \n  \n\n\n23 June | 10:30-14:00 | Register\n3D Recovery: Partnership\, EU Integration and Human Capital\nThe panel discussion will examine how Ukraine’s recovery is being shaped at the regional and community levels through cooperation between government\, business\, and international partners. The conversation will focus on recovery projects in the context of European integration\, as well as the critical role of human capital\, education\, and workforce development in building a resilient and sustainable future for Ukraine. \nRead more\nFormat: Panel Discussion & Networking Lunch\nOrganizers: USUBC\, Business Ombudsman Council \n\n\n23 June | 19:00-21:30 | Register\nUSUBC Welcome Dinner\nThis exclusive high-level networking gala will bring together USUBC Members\, Senior Advisors\, partners\, and senior representatives of the U.S. and Ukrainian governments for a focused evening of strategic dialogue on Ukraine’s recovery\, investment priorities\, and transatlantic cooperation\, combined with informal networking and cultural program by Cultural Forces\,  an internationally renowned musical ensemble of the Ukrainian army veterans.\nRead more\nFormat: Moderated Dinner Discussion\nOrganizers: USUBC \n\n\n24 June | 8:00-10:00 | Register\nInvestment Opportunities in Ukraine Now and after the War\nUkraine’s recovery has attracted major attention from international and domestic companies and investors\, looking to pursue the many promising business opportunities in the country’s reconstruction\, while the best way to ensure a successful rebuilding of Ukraine is to engage in this process now\, with the companies operating in Ukraine today. These “economic first responders” need expanded access to capital to scale their efforts and help avoid a gap between current efforts and a start of overall post-war recovery. The Breakfast Roundtable\, will discuss how to innovate on existing financing mechanisms and crowd in new investments today.\nRead more\nFormat: Breakfast Roundtable\nOrganizers: USUBC\, Atlantic Council\, System Capital Management & DTEK \n\n\n24 June | 12:00-14:30 | Register\nNavigating the Business Climate in Ukraine: Reducing Risk\, Unlocking Capital and Trust\nThis panel discussion will explore how economic security\, transparent governance\, and rule-based investment frameworks can strengthen investor confidence and support Ukraine’s long-term recovery. The discussion will bring together policymakers\, oversight institutions\, and private sector leaders to examine practical approaches to balancing investment openness with the protection of strategic sectors.\nRead more\nFormat: Panel Discussion & Networking Lunch\nOrganizers: USUBC\, CIPE \n\n\n24 June | 16:00-18:00 | Register\nPowering Ukraine’s Recovery: Renewables\, Biofuels\, Conventionals and Minerals\nThis event will explore a broad spectrum of energy sources powering Ukraine’s recovery\, as well as the development of Ukraine’s natural resources\, focusing on conventionals and minerals\, and will include two panel discussions. Panel One will focus on renewables and biofuels\, and Panel Two – on conventionals and minerals\, with the special focus on the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund (URIF) and will include representatives of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and the Government of Ukraine.\nRead more\nFormat: Panel Discussions and Networking Reception\nOrganizers: USUBC\, Mercy Corps \n\n\n25 June | 15:30-21:00 | Register\nDefenсe Day\nThis business Forum\, co-organized by USUBC together with Defence Builder\, KSE Institute\, General Cherry\, and the Ukrainian Council of Defence Industry\, brings Ukrainian DIB and defence tech companies together with investors\, government officials\, and industry partners interested in co-production\, technology transfer\, and long-term integration of Ukrainian capabilities into allied defence supply chains. The focus is practical: joint venture structures that are already working\, investment pipelines and other investment and cooperation vehicles with real deal flow\, and the legal and export frameworks needed to scale Ukrainian defence tech and industrial capabilities internationally.\nThe program is structured in two parts — a UAV industry showcase and strategic discussion\, followed by a session on the broader defence industrial base — and includes panel discussions\, a fireside chat\, a presentation of exclusive research on Ukraine’s UAV sector\, followed by the Networking Reception.\nRead more\nFormat: Business Forum with Panel Discussions and Networking Reception\nOrganizers: USUBC in partnership with Defence Builder\, KSE Institute\, General Cherry and Ukrainian Council of Defence Industry
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/usubc-side-events-at-the-ukraine-recovery-conference-urc-2026-in-gdansk/
LOCATION:Gdańsk\, Poland
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SUMMARY:USUBC and CIPE Host Signing of UkraineInvest-Logistics Plus Partner Office Agreement in the United States
DESCRIPTION:On 24 June\, during a USUBC joint event with the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) on “Navigating the Business Climate in Ukraine: Reducing Risk\, Unlocking Capital and Trust”\, UkraineInvest and Berlin Bridges signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish UkraineInvest’s first Partner Office in the United States\, to be generously hosted by Belin Bridges in New York. \nMaryna Khlystun\, Executive Director\, signed on behalf of UkraineInvest\, and Jim Berlin\, Founder & Chairman of Logistics Plus and Founder of Berlin Bridges\, signed on behalf of Berlin Bridges\, translating Berlin’s role on the Business Advisory Council for Ukraine into a practical investor engagement mechanism. The signing was witnessed by Oleksii Sobolev\, Minister of Economy\, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine\, Derek Berlin\, Senior Advisor at Logistics Plus\, and Irina Paliashvili\, USUBC President & CEO. \nThe office will build a sector-specific investment pipeline\, connect U.S. investors with Ukrainian partners\, and serve as a coordination platform with the Embassy of Ukraine in the United States and other stakeholders throughout the investment process. \nUSUBC extends its deep gratitude to UkraineInvest and Berlin Bridges for entrusting us with hosting of this groundbreaking ceremony.
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/usubc-and-cipe-host-signing-of-ukraineinvest-logistics-plus-partner-office-agreement-in-the-united-states/
LOCATION:Gdańsk\, Poland
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SUMMARY:Powering Ukraine's Recovery: Renewables\, Biofuels\, Conventionals and Minerals
DESCRIPTION:U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) and Mercy Corps will host the Panel Discussions “Powering Ukraine’s Recovery: Renewables\, Biofuels\, Conventionals and Minerals” in Gdańsk\, Poland on Wednesday\, 24 June 2026\, followed by Networking Reception. \nThis event will explore a broad spectrum of energy sources powering Ukraine’s recovery\, as well as the development of Ukraine’s natural resources\, focusing on conventionals and minerals\, and will include two panel discussions. Panel One will focus on renewables and biofuels\, and Panel Two – on conventionals and minerals\, with the special focus on the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund (URIF) and will include representatives of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and the Government of Ukraine. \n  \nProgram:\n3:45 PM \nRegistration\, Welcome Coffee and Networking\n \n  \n4:00 – 4:10 PM \nWelcoming Remarks: \nIrina Paliashvili\, President & CEO\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC)\nJonathan Taylor\, Associate General Counsel\, Private Equity & Investment Funds\, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) \n​ \n4:15 – 5:00 PM\n \nPanel One: Leveraging Ukraine’s World Class Upstream Oil\, Gas and Critical Minerals Resources and the Pivotal Impact of the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund (URIF) \n\nUnlocking Ukraine’s natural resources potential – investment-readiness in Conventionals and Mining Sectors\nStructure of Ukrainian natural resources; available legal instruments (PSAs\, Concessions\, PPP)\nRoadblocks and needed improvements of the legal and investment regime\nU.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund – an innovative bespoke mechanism; latest developments and deployment of equity investments in Energy/Minerals sector 2026\nJoint projects: what can a U.S. partner and a local partner offer on a joint project\nDe-risking investments\nMobilizing capital: co-investment with IFIs and private capital\n\n\n  \nModerator:\nAmb. Geoffrey Pyatt\, Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine; Senior Managing Director\, Energy and Critical Minerals Practice\, McLarty Associates \nSpeakers:\nVita Khyzhniak\, Head of the Foreign Economic Relations Department\, Mining Division\, BGV Group Management\nStepan Kozytskyy\, CEO\, Zakhidnadraservis LLC\nRoger Martella\, Chief Corporate Officer\, GE Vernova\nYegor Perelygin\, Deputy Minister\, Ministry of Economy\, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine\nJonathan Taylor\, Associate General Counsel\, Private Equity & Investment Funds\, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) \n​ \n5:00 – 6:00 PM\n \nPanel Two: Bankable Energy: Opportunities in Nuclear Energy\, Biofuels and Renewables \n\nInvestment priorities in Nuclear Energy\, Biofuels and Renewables \nStrategic investors and available projects\nMaking the projects bankable \nRoadblocks and needed improvements – practical examples \nJoint projects: what can a U.S. partner and a local partner offer on a joint project \nBalancing financial outcomes with political and economic aspects\nPractical examples of Ukrainian agro-holdings deploying biofuel projects   \n\n  \nModerator:\nVicki Aken\, Ukraine Country Director\, Mercy Corps \nSpeakers:\nNataliya Katser-Buchkovska\, CEO\, Green Resilience Facility\nDan Lipman\, President\, Energy Systems\, Westinghouse\nNadiia Petruchenko\, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer\, SPP Development Ukraine Group of Companies\nYaroslav Shevchyk\, Project Director\, Field-Group LLC \n  \n6:00 – 6:45 PM \nNetworking Reception \n  \nSpeakers\n            \n  \nThe attendance is limited to USUBC and Mercy Corps members and partners. The space is strictly limited\, so we can accept no more than two representatives per company. The registration will be carried out on a first come\, first served basis\, and will be closed when we reach capacity. \nFor inquiries regarding this event\, registration and sponsorship opportunities\, please contact Dmytro Filonenko\, Director\, Programming & Business Development\, at dfilonenko@usubc.org
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/powering-ukraines-recovery-renewables-biofuels-conventionals-and-minerals/
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SUMMARY:Defence Day at URC 2026 in Gdańsk
DESCRIPTION:USUBC — together with Defence Builder\, Ukraine’s integrated defense tech ecosystem; General Cherry\, a prominent Ukrainian defense tech company\, Ukrainian Council of Defense Industry\, a leading association representing Ukraine’s defense manufacturers and industry stakeholders\, KSE Institute\, one of Ukraine’s leading economic research institutions — and with the support of partners Fluet\, Raytheon\, and Ukrainian Armor – will host Defence Day on 25 June 2026 in Gdańsk\, Poland. \nDefence Day is a side event at URC 2026 that frames the development of Ukraine’s defense industrial base and defense technology sectors as both an economic growth priority and a security imperative for Ukraine and its allies. It brings Ukrainian DIB and defense tech companies together with investors\, government officials\, and industry partners interested in co-production\, technology transfer\, and long-term integration of Ukrainian capabilities into allied defense supply chains. The focus of Defence Day is practical: joint venture structures that are already working\, investment pipelines and other investment and cooperation vehicles with real deal flow\, and the legal and export frameworks needed to scale Ukrainian defense tech internationally. \nThe programme is structured in two parts. Part I is a UAV industry showcase and strategic discussion dedicated to joint ventures\, investment access\, and the operational realities of scaling Ukrainian defense tech. Part II is devoted to the broader defense industrial base — increasing Ukraine’s technical and production capabilities\, sustainment\, and long-term international cooperation frameworks. \nThe programme includes panel discussions\, a fireside chat\, a presentation of exclusive research on Ukraine’s UAV sector\, followed by the Networking\Reception. \nWhy this matters. Global military expenditure hit $2.7 trillion in 2024 — a post-Cold War record. NATO’s new 5% GDP target implies over $1.5 trillion in additional annual spending. Ukraine’s defense tech sector is valued at $6.8 billion in 2025 (Defence Builder / KSE Institute / Brave1)\, with $6.3 billion in UAV production alone (+137% YoY)\, UGV growth of 6× to $252M\, and EW systems up 3.4× to $220M. The 10-year recovery and defense potential is estimated at $690 billion. This is a market producing at scale that now needs the structures to integrate into allied supply chains. \n  \nProgram:\n3:00 – 3:30 PM \nRegistration & Welcome Drinks\n \n  \n3:30 – 3:45 PM \nWelcoming Remarks: \nIrina Paliashvili\, President & CEO\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) \n​ \n3:45 – 4:30 PM\n \nPanel One: Ukraine’s Defence Tech: Growth\, Capital\, and Partnership Opportunities \nModerator:\nDaria Yaniieva\, President\, Defence Builder \nSpeakers:\nValery Krasovsky\, CEO Sigma Software Group\, Board Member Defence Builder\nDanyil Vakhovskyi\, Executive Director\, General Cherry\nBrian Best\, Managing Director\, Dragon Capital\nValentyna Sakhno\, Head of Business School\, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) \n​ \n4:30 – 5:00 PM\n \nPanel Two: Iteration to Institution: The Next Phase of Ukrainian Defence Tech \nAn in-depth look at one of Ukraine’s most prominent defence tech companies: from early-stage product to international recognition\, scaling under wartime conditions\, building partnerships\, and navigating the path from tactical innovation to strategic industry player. \nModerator:\nDaria Yaniieva\, President\, Defence Builder \nSpeakers:\nDanyil Vakhovskyi\, Executive Director\, General Cherry\nJeff Rodrian\, Executive Vice President\, MacCready Works\, AV (Aerovironment)\nViktoriia Honcharuk\, Director\, AV3.Tech \n  \n5:00 – 6:00 PM\n \nPanel Three: Opportunities for International Cooperation in Defense Industrial Base: Co-Production\, Export\, Sustainment  \nModerator:\nIrina Paliashvili\, President & CEO\, U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) \nSpeakers:\nMykhailo Diachenko\, Chief Business Development Officer\, TAF Industries\nRoksolana Svynchuk\, Deputy CEO\, Ukrainian Council of Defence Industry (UCDI)\nPhil Fickes\, Director\, Bell Textron Ukraine\nYurii Katsion\, CEO and Chairman of the Management Board of Oschadbank\nPiotr Marczuk\, Senior Sales Director\, Defense and Space CEE\, Honeywell Aerospace\nMichael Murray\, Account Executive\,
Strategic Growth – Ukraine\, Collins Aerospace\,
an RTX Business\nYurii Oshyiko\, International Affairs Advisor\, UKRAINIAN ARMOR LLC\nMatthew Thrasher\, Counsel\, International Trade + Government Contracts Practices\, Fluet Law \n  \n6:00 – 9:00 PM \nNetworking Reception \n  \nSpeakers\n                \nThe attendance is limited to USUBC\, Defence Builder\, KSE Institute\, General Cherry and Ukrainian Council of Defense Industry members and partners. The space is strictly limited\, so we can accept no more than two representatives per company. The registration will be carried out on a first come\, first served basis\, and will be closed when we reach capacity. \nFor inquiries regarding this event\, registration and sponsorship opportunities\, please contact Dmytro Filonenko\, Director\, Programming & Business Development\, at dfilonenko@usubc.org \n 
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/defense-day-at-urc-2026-in-gdansk/
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SUMMARY:USUBC Hosts Signing of DTEK and GE Vernova MoU to Advance €900 Million Gas Power Project in Western Ukraine
DESCRIPTION:On 25 June\, USUBC was honored to host a ceremony of signing the Memorandum of Understanding between two of our esteemed members: GE Vernova and DTEK\, on a EUR 900 million coal-to-gas conversion project to develop a new 650 MW combined-cycle gas turbine power plant at DTEK’s Burshtyn site. The project is part of DTEK’s coal-to-gas conversion programme\, designed to provide flexible generation supporting grid balance and renewable energy integration\, with commercial operation targeted before 2032. \nThe Burshtyn project and DTEK’s 650 MW Poltava Wind Power Plant were both named among 18 flagship investments under the Ukrainian government’s Economy of the Future plan. \nThe MoU was signed by Maxim Timchenko\, CEO of DTEK and Roger Martella\, Chief Corporate Officer & Chief Sustainability Officer of GE Vernova\, who made remarks on the significance of the project and the partnership.  The signing ceremony was moderated by Irina Paliashvili\, USUBC’s President & CEO\, and was greeted by the welcome remarks from Denys Shmyhal\, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy of Ukraine\, Joshua Volz\, Special Envoy for Global Energy Integration at the U.S. Department of Energy and Amb. Geoffrey Pyatt \, Chairman of the DTEK Advisory Council. \nUSUBC is grateful to DTEK and GE Vernova for entrusting us with hosting this important ceremony\, emphasizing the alignment of USUBC’s mission with this major milestone in U.S.-Ukraine bilateral cooperation. We wish DTEK and GE Vernova the best of success with this groundbreaking project that will help restore reliable generation\, strengthen the country’s energy security\, and support Ukraine’s recovery in the years ahead.
URL:https://usubc.web-dev.top/event/usubc-hosts-signing-of-dtek-and-ge-vernova-mou-to-advance-e900-million-gas-power-project-in-western-ukraine/
LOCATION:Gdańsk\, Poland
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