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Ukrainian women are enduring both physical and mental suffering due to the war. Despite this, they continue to find the strength to adapt, support themselves and others, overcome new professional challenges, and become key drivers of socially responsible change in society. These findings were presented by Iryna Papusha, the event initiator and president of the Women Leaders For Ukraine community, during the Women Leaders for U Resilient Leadership Forum.
The forum featured three panel discussions, where participants explored topics such as the role of soft power in modern leadership, the development of resilience, and strategies to address the ongoing personnel crisis, which affects up to 75% of companies across various industries.
Myroslava Grozinska, Vice President of MIM Business School, highlighted the evolving gender dynamics in education. Over the past decade, there has been a noticeable shift in the number of women participating in MBA and SE MBA programs. While only two to three women were typically found in each class previously, the ratio of women to men is now nearing parity. "This trend began before the war, and in 2024, for the first time, women make up 40% of our class. This is a significant milestone, as women bring energy and emotion to group discussions, which enriches the learning experience. Additionally, the business landscape is shifting, with more people seeking corporate programs that focus on crisis management, risk management, and strategy," said Grozinska.
When the full-scale invasion began, it became evident that a more focused approach towards women was needed. In response, a new program was launched in June, specifically aimed at developing women’s leadership. Currently, 40 women are enrolled in the Women Leadership Program, which has no equivalent in Ukraine. The program, developed in partnership with IMD, one of Switzerland's top-rated business schools, includes lectures by professors from both MIM and IMD, as well as experts from the Thinkers 50 ranking. The program is designed for women in business, public service, and government sectors. "Given the high demand, I am confident we will soon launch a second intake," Grozinska added.
Another initiative inspired by the current war is a new program for young people. Recognizing the limited time young talent has to develop, MIM also offers university students the Pre-MBA Start program. This course helps students build business acumen and assess their ideas and projects from the perspective of investors, gaining insight into how the business world operates.
"We are teaching young people how to write business plans that can be immediately implemented. There has been a significant outflow of students this year, with a third of high school graduates opting to study abroad. I firmly believe we must create opportunities here in Ukraine to keep them from leaving. The future of our nation depends on it," Grozinska concluded.

Ukrainian women are enduring both physical and mental suffering due to the war. Despite this, they continue to find the strength to adapt, support themselves and others, overcome new professional challenges, and become key drivers of socially responsible change in societ

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