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The new issue of Forbes Ukraine is dedicated to Ukrainian entrepreneurship.
The issue features the Next 250, a list of small and medium-sized companies that will shape Ukraine's development in the coming years.
Which companies have the best chance of getting to the top of the Ukrainian business landscape in 3-5-7 years? Forbes publishes a list of promising Ukrainian companies with revenues up to UAH 1 billion.
In the entrepreneurial theme:
- The most dynamic wartime franchises
- Born during the war
- Born during the war. A photo project about entrepreneurs who started their business after 24 February 2022
- Perepichka
- Perepichka, Yaroslavna, Vesuvio. Why do timeless brands not want to change?
- Oleg Gorokhovsky, the founder of monobank, examines the resilience of entrepreneurs who want to get into the big league of business
- The founder of monobank, Oleg Gorokhovsky, examines the resilience of entrepreneurs who want to get into the big league of business
Also in the issue:
- From Europe's youngest billionaire to a candidate for fraudster. How Konstantin Zhevago is trying to keep his empire from the encroachments of the Ukrainian authorities
- The story of a fraudster.
- Valeriy Zaluzhnyi declared war on "sovietness" in the Armed Forces. How he changed the Ukrainian army
- The network of construction tools
- Dnipro-M construction tools chain has outperformed competitors in Ukraine. Will it be possible to repeat the success in Europe?
And about corporate governance:
- Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the mental and emotional state of most Ukrainians has deteriorated - 64% complain of mental health problems, according to KIIS data. Exhaustion levels have increased - psychologists are already talking about an "epidemic of fatigue". How do you continue to work and remain effective in these conditions, especially when your entire team depends on you?
- Owners and CEOs of Ukrainian businesses are facing an unprecedented challenge: to stay afloat without losing their team and themselves. How do leaders restore their own resources - and what techniques, tools, and practices help them do so?