We live in a world of systems, are parts of these systems, and interact with them at every step. Education, public administration, and civil society are just a few examples. Business is also a system that creates value. That is why the manager needs to develop a systemic vision of the world around him, especially now, when this world is changing more than ever. And that is why systems thinking is a mandatory component of study at kmbs MBA programs.

On May 10 at 6:30 p.m., we invite those who are interested in management education to join the discussion about systems in the modern world together with:

• Serhiy Karpenko, Director of the Department of Strategy and Reform of the NBU (2018-2020), a former adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister in the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, adviser to the head of the Mariupol City Council, a graduate of kmbs
• Pavlo Gaidai, the founder of the Cultural Institution "Mizhvukhamy," a graduate of kmbs
• Oleksandr Savruk, dean of kmbs.

The moderator is kmbs deputy dean, head of the Presidents' MBA kmbs program Eduard Maltsev.

Let's talk, in particular, about the following:

- What is a systematic approach in management, and why is it needed

- What systems develop independently

- How the education system can be a factor in competitiveness

- Where are the limits of volunteerism, and what is the connection with systemic thinking

- The state as an innovator and entrepreneur

- How systems interact: state, business, education, civil society

Date and time: May 10, 6:30 p.m

Format: offline+online