Olga Veselovska – among the jury of the Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards 2025

Olga Veselovska is among the jury members of the Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards 2025! On June 19, the Dnipro Hotel in Kyiv hosted the final of the Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards competition, which brought together 21 inspiring projects from across the country aimed at supporting and developing entrepreneurship.
The jury included Olga Veselovska, chair of the NGO Association of Women Ambassadors of Ukraine, who joined in evaluating innovative initiatives, particularly in the areas of women’s, veteran, and social entrepreneurship.
The competition brought together representatives from business, the public sector, and local government. Among the finalists were SET University, the NGO “Improve Yourself,” the Association of ATO Veteran Entrepreneurs, the Charitable Foundation “Women’s Opportunities in Ukraine,” Chernivtsi National University, and many other powerful initiatives.
Congratulations to the winners of the Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards (UEPA) 2025 for their contribution to the development of entrepreneurship.
81 participants competed in 6 categories:
Improving the business environment and promoting entrepreneurship. Winner — SILab Ukraine NGO;
Investing in entrepreneurial skills. Winner — Business Network of Rural Women of Ukraine NGO;
Supporting digital transition. Winner — YouControl;
Supporting business internationalization. Winner — Ukrainian Cluster Alliance public union;
Supporting sustainable transition. Winner — FIABCI-Ukraine public organization;
Responsible and inclusive entrepreneurship. Winner — Association of ATO Veteran Entrepreneurs.
Based on the jury’s evaluation at the European Enterprise Promotion Awards (EEPA), Ukraine will be represented by the projects “Veteran Business” and “Collaborate for Impact | Partnership for Impact.”
The Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards 2025 national award was initiated by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, the Office for Entrepreneurship and Export Development, and the national project Dія. Business within the EU4Business: SME Policies and Institutions Support (SMEPIS) project, implemented by Ecorys in consortium with GIZ Ukraine, the Office for Effective Regulation BRDO, and Civitta with the financial support of the European Union.