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Leadership on the battlefield: a military leadership research in Ukraine

«The war was easily forgotten, it remained only in the news. If everybody could stay there for one week or two, a month to see what is going on, how is there and how difficult it can be… Maybe then, people would change their attitude towards the soldiers at least a bit» (From the interview with […]

Leadership styles, tasks setting, delegation of responsibilities: “Management and Leadership in the military unit” educational program runs on

Center for Leadership of UCU and Come Back Alive foundation encourage not to miss the opportunity and join further online webinars within the program “Management and leadership in the military unit.” For three weeks the military from different parts of the country have been improving and gaining new skills about the “Management and leadership in […]

Start of online-webinars for the military

Center for leadership of UCU continues its collaboration with the military by creating educational products of high quality for the Ukrainian army. Jointly with the Come Back Alive Foundation we launch a series of online webinars for the military. On Wednesday, the 15th of April, within the “The Management and Leadership in a Military Unit” […]

New approaches to studying for the Ukrainian military

Since spring 2019, UCU Center for Leadership together with Come Back Alive Foundation has already carried out over 10 educational programs for the military of junior, middle and senior levels. “The Management and Leadership in a Military Unit” program is aimed to provide participants with the effective tools for managing direct subordinates. Recently, the CEO […]

Military Leadership in Ukraine: the UCU Center for Leadership at Lviv Security Forum 2019

The UCU Center for Leadership within the Lviv Security Forum presented preliminary results of a study of military leadership in Ukraine, which was implemented jointly with Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for Leadership (Richard Ivey Business School, University of Western Ontario) in 2018-2019. At the Lviv Security Forum, held on October 30 – November 1, 2019, experts in the field […]

Business as a military strategy – what can businesses learn from the military?

On July 5-6, Lviv Business School of UCU implemented the fourth Business as a Military Strategy program for managers. The training was based on a new format for business education – through acquaintance with historical events and drawing analogies to modern business strategies. Trainers of the program were Serhii Lesniak, Vadym Zadunaiskyi and the CEO […]

Business tools for the military: how the UCU Center for Leadership and Come Back Alive foundation train military officers

Lviv Business School of the UCU and the UCU Center for Leadership, jointly with the Come Back Alive Foundation, implement “The Management and Leadership in a Military Unit” program for military officers. From April 15 till April 17, the course has already been completed by the servicemen of the 28th separate mechanized brigade of the […]

LvBS in Davos: How can business change Ukraine through leadership based on character?

What impact has a leader’s personality on improving business practices and stimulating economic growth? What priorities should modern leaders have in order to be prepared for doing business with dignity on the global market? These and other topics where voiced within the panel discussion “Character in Leadership”, during the World Economic Forum-2019 in Davos. The […]

Study of leadership character in military context (Part 1)

Talk with academic leader of the study, Chief Executive Officer of Center for Leadership of UCU and teacher of Lviv Business School of UCU – Andrew Rozhdestvensky. Within the framework of studying leadership character in military men in Ukraine, it was possible to analyze leadership model developed by the Canadian Ivey Business School and to […]

What Leadership Lessons Can Business Learn from Ukraine’s War?

War brings the kind of duress that can force even old-style militaries to change. Ukraine has faced just that situation as it continues to battle Russia in the Crimea and elsewhere. In the corporate world, businesses also can find themselves in a competitive war. CEOs could learn a thing or two from Ukrainian military commanders, […]