


She currently collaborates with governments and companies worldwide to design and scale innovation, digital transformation and tech-driven public–private partnerships.
Alongside her independent advisory work, she works as an independent Advisor to the First Deputy Prime Minister focusing on innovation, digitalization and global partnerships.
From 2019 to 2025, Valeriya served as Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine on Mykhailo Fedorov’s team.
During her tenure, she led the development of key products within the Diia ecosystem, spearheaded national initiatives such as Diia.Business and Diia.Education, and coordinated and represented Ukraine’s position in negotiations on the EU accession chapter on Digital and Media. She also oversaw international cooperation and regional digital transformation.
She is the visionary behind Ukraine’s Global Innovation Strategy — WINWIN, and the creator of flagship initiatives including CDTO Campus, Digital State UA, and GGTC Kyiv, part of the World Economic Forum’s C4IR Network.
Before joining government, Valeriya was an entrepreneur who successfully built companies in marketing consulting, education, and media.
Valeriya has been recognized among Ukraine’s and Europe’s most promising future leaders by Mastercard Legacy, EYL40 (European Young Leaders); Vogue Leaders Ukraine and UP100 Women. She was named to Sifted’s “100 Women in Tech in Europe 2025” and is an ISF Fellow 2025 and Yale Peace Fellow 2026. She also serves as an Advisory Board Member at Berlin Global Dialogue and is a contributor to the Agentic State Vision Paper.






I don’t consult — I co-create.
I don’t work with everyone — only with those ready to make transformation real, with projects bold enough to scale and change the world.
If it’s not the right fit, I’ll gladly recommend a partner who is.
Each collaboration brings together strategists, designers, technologists, and change leaders curated for the specific context, because every transformation deserves its own design.
My trusted network of partners unite experts and companies from Ukraine, Estonia, Poland, Sweden, Norway, France, Germany, UK, Canada, USA.


