I have extensive experience in management positions in international companies in various industries, with a business scale of up to $200 million. Recently, I headed the Budynok Igraшок (Toy House) chain as CEO, where my team and I developed the business, increased operational efficiency, and created additional value for customers. I came to Novopechersk School to fulfil my inner social desire — to influence the future of the country. Since I don't like politics, where better to do this than at school? My goal is to exceed the expectations of shareholders, parents, children, and the entire team, while preserving and developing the unique atmosphere you have already created and creating space for everyone to realise their potential. My superpower is the ability to quickly see the essence, structure complex processes and transform them into simple, understandable and achievable steps, while maintaining the trust and motivation of the team.

Ms. Tetiana is a teacher and administrator with long-term experience in the Ukrainian and public schools of Ontario, Canada. She worked in public schools as a teacher of mathematics, computer science and business from 1999 to 2007 years. Since 2007 Tetiana has been working as a vice-principal in Toronto District School Board schools, since 2005- principal of St. Volodymyr Ukrainian School, Toronto. Tetiana is serving as a president of the Ukrainian Canadian School Board since 2007, as an UCC National Ukrainian Education Council Chair since 2019. During 12 years of leading Ukrainian Canadian School Board in Toronto, she worked with the teachers and administrators of the city over the development of a unified system of evaluation for students of the courses of the Ukrainian studies, on developing and improving the programs of Ukrainian language learning as foreign languages. During the last few years Tetiana has coordinated the development and approbation of textbooks "Let’s Speak Ukrainian" for grade 1-11 students. Tetiana regularly organizes and facilitates professional teachers' workshops for Toronto teachers, was chairman of the organizing committee of two National Conferences in Canada.