Day 7 | Kyiv, Ukraine – Big Ideas, Strong Partnerships
Friends,
Today was all about possibility—and the kind of quiet, steady work that lays the foundation for something lasting.
We began the morning at the U.S. Commercial Service at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine. Inside the secure walls of that building, we had meaningful conversations with a powerhouse team of American and Ukrainian specialists who are working every day to support businesses, industries, and people in this country.
Special thanks to Nathan Seifert, Senior Commercial Officer, and to the entire team: Olena Stefanska (Defense), Myroslava Myrtsalo (Energy), Oleksandr Sokruta (Agriculture), Stanislav Zavodovsky (Infrastructure), Oleg Laba (Healthcare), and Yulia Myronenko (ICT and U.S. investment).
Their insight and commitment are invaluable. These are professionals who understand the terrain, the challenges, and—most importantly—the potential. And they’re helping to connect Ukrainian innovation with American experience and resources in ways that can change lives.
In the afternoon, we toured UNIT.City, Ukraine’s leading innovation park.
If you want to see what the future looks like—come here.
Our host, Constantine Yevtushenko, Managing Partner of UNIT.City, shared the story of this remarkable space: a place where technology, entrepreneurship, and talent come together with bold purpose. Walking these grounds, you see young founders, inventors, coders, and designers building the kind of companies that will define the next generation.
It was more than a tour—it was a glimpse of what rebuilding can truly mean.
Olga Gorman and I left today energized. When war tries to destroy, people like this choose to build. And when you stand with them, you’re not just helping—you’re part of something greater.
Want to be part of it?
We’re supporting urgent needs in Ukraine—like generators, medical gear, and essential supplies for hospitals and families on the front lines. Every donation goes straight to trusted partners making real impact.
Day 7 | Kyiv, Ukraine – Big Ideas, Strong Partnerships
Friends,
Today was all about possibility—and the kind of quiet, steady work that lays the foundation for something lasting.
We began the morning at the U.S. Commercial Service at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine. Inside the secure walls of that building, we had meaningful conversations with a powerhouse team of American and Ukrainian specialists who are working every day to support businesses, industries, and people in this country.
Special thanks to Nathan Seifert, Senior Commercial Officer, and to the entire team:
Olena Stefanska (Defense), Myroslava Myrtsalo (Energy), Oleksandr Sokruta (Agriculture), Stanislav Zavodovsky (Infrastructure), Oleg Laba (Healthcare), and Yulia Myronenko (ICT and U.S. investment).
Their insight and commitment are invaluable. These are professionals who understand the terrain, the challenges, and—most importantly—the potential. And they’re helping to connect Ukrainian innovation with American experience and resources in ways that can change lives.
In the afternoon, we toured UNIT.City, Ukraine’s leading innovation park.
If you want to see what the future looks like—come here.
Our host, Constantine Yevtushenko, Managing Partner of UNIT.City, shared the story of this remarkable space: a place where technology, entrepreneurship, and talent come together with bold purpose. Walking these grounds, you see young founders, inventors, coders, and designers building the kind of companies that will define the next generation.
It was more than a tour—it was a glimpse of what rebuilding can truly mean.
Olga Gorman and I left today energized. When war tries to destroy, people like this choose to build. And when you stand with them, you’re not just helping—you’re part of something greater.
Want to be part of it?
We’re supporting urgent needs in Ukraine—like generators, medical gear, and essential supplies for hospitals and families on the front lines. Every donation goes straight to trusted partners making real impact.
👉 Donate here
Your support matters more than ever.
With gratitude,
Emory Morsberger
Founder, HelpingUkraine.US
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