Pavlo Sheremeta has joined the creation of an innovative training business platform based on DTEK Academy

Following its development strategy, DTEK Academy will promote the competitive ability of Ukrainian business under the conditions of global transformation – through education and development of specialists of all levels. For this purpose, DTEK Academy will develop innovative approaches to personnel management, including the use of Big Data, brand new technologies and process automation. The integration of best practices will be another line of development: even today DTEK Academy acts as the only one partner for 5 leading world business schools and organizations in Ukraine – INSEAD, IE Business School, Thunderbird, HRCI, and Kyiv-Mohyla Business School.

Pavlo Sheremeta, having long-term managerial experience in business education of Ukraine, will contribute to achievement of the Academy’s goals. A visionary and a recognized expert, he has held senior positions in head offices in MIM-Kyiv, Kyiv-Mohyla Business School (KMBS), Kyiv School of Economics, and School of Public Management of the Ukrainian Catholic University.

“DTEK Academy is number one corporate university in Ukraine acknowledged by experts and ratings. Nearly 5 years ago we started creating our educational products for the external market by combining DTEK practicians’ and international experts’ experience. Their efficiency has been proven by business outcome received by our clients. In 2019, we plan to take the next step, which will imply the extension of the range of services we provide to Ukrainian business, based on innovative approaches and global experience. I am sure that Pavlo Sheremeta’s expertise will add the new quality to this process”, commented Oleksandr Kucherenko, Director of Sustainable Development at DTEK.

“Given its strong experience and potential, DTEK Academy for sure is able to make an educational and managerial breakthrough not only in Ukraine but also in Eastern Europe. All together we must convert this ability into the outcome”, said Pavlo Sheremeta.