In preparation for the all-Ukrainian competition in modelling “smart” devices “STEAM House” 2024, we organised a series of training meetings for the finalists with leading experts in various fields.
We sincerely thank the team of mentors for the informative meetings, which helped the teams improve their projects and project work skills:
Kateryna Goltsberg – senior psychologist, child and family psychologist, analytical psychologist and president of the Professional Association of Child Analytical Psychologists.
Andriy Chukhleb – Head of the STEAM train Training Centre and Coordinator of STEM.org in Ukraine.
Hlib Stupak – Head of the NGO “Centre for Innovation and Partnership “Y. Mentor” and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Automation and Telecommunications, Donetsk National Technical University
Maryna Chernysh – Head of ESTEAM GoGlobal NGO
Anton Tkachenko – Regional Representative of Logitech Europe S.A. in Ukraine, Moldova and the Adriatic countries for work with the corporate and public sectors
Pavlo Tatomir – Lawyer and owner of the law firm PT AVOCATS
Nadiya Omelchenko – founder of the Educational Initiatives Foundation, lecturer at the MIM Business School, vice-president of IT Integrator.
Tetiana Shevchenko – expert in transnational and local project management with over 15 years of experience in international corporations and seven years in management positions, co-founder of the Women’s World charitable foundation.
Igor Luzhanskiy – Captain of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ph.D in Technology Management, expert at Brave1
Pavlo Tatomir shared his impressions of today’s mentoring meeting with schoolchildren with us:
“I was happy to agree to the idea of a mentoring meeting with young inventors. Each presentation was important for the successful implementation of projects and understanding their components. Where innovation is born, intellectual property protection is always needed, in particular, patenting, which is what we discussed with the finalists of the competition.”