Ile de France
Four years after the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, how do project management professionals continue to lead, adapt, and deliver value in an environment of extreme uncertainty?
PMI France Île-de-France Branch Pôle Paris Centre, is pleased to invite you to an exceptional webinar, dedicated to resilience, leadership, and the transformational capacity of project managers in times of crisis.
Through first-hand testimonies and practical case studies, the speakers will share:
This webinar is intended for project managers, leaders, PMI members, and anyone interested in project management in extreme conditions.
Guest speakers:
Oleksii Linnyk, PMP, PMI-PMOCP, PMI-CPMAI, PMI Ukraine Chapter VP of Technology
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Oleksii Linnyk is Site Director at 6-Systems LLC (SIXT Tech Ukraine) with over 20 years of experience in IT and telecommunications and more than 10 years in project management. He holds PMP, PMI-PMOCP, and PMI-CPMAI certifications.
Oleksii also serves as VP of Technology at the PMI Ukraine Chapter, where he is responsible for shaping and executing the organization’s technology strategy, overseeing infrastructure, and managing IT operations.
Viktoriia Honcharova, PMP, PMI Future 50'24, PMI Ukraine Chapter President
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Viktoriia is a seasoned PMO Lead with over 12 years of experience in IT project management, currently building a PMO at the Ukrainian IT company Uinno. A dedicated PMI Ukraine Chapter volunteer since 2021, she contributed to the Ukrainian editions of PMBOK 7 and the PMI Lexicon. After serving as VP of Academic Outreach (2023-2025), she was elected Chapter President in 2025. Her leadership earned her a spot on the 2024 PMI Future 50 list for nurturing young talent, and she is a recognized contributor to the PMBOK 8.
Kateryna Chaus, PMP, Program & Project Manager at Strategic Project Management Office, Kyivstar. PMI Ukraine Chapter Vice President of Membership
Certified PMP with a proven track record of managing complex cross-functional teams of 100+ people and leading strategic programs in IT, Security, Process Optimization, and Efficiency.
Beyond corporate leadership, Kateryna is deeply committed to professional community development. She serves as the Vice President of Membership for the PMI Ukraine Chapter, where she previously managed the "PMI Guide" onboarding program (2024–2025). Additionally, she advocates for diversity in tech as a curator for the "Будь (Bud)" mentorship program (2024), helping Ukrainian women launch careers in IT and creative industries.
Join us for an inspiring and meaningful exchange with our Ukrainian colleagues!
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