The ICPS Supervisory Board was established in 1994, at the same time as ICPS. It had seven members, including
high-level officials in the Ukrainian government and representatives of other governmental and
non-governmental institutions. Since then, the list of members has changed and increased.
| Chair |
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| Alexander Kwasniewski |
President of the Republic of Poland, 1995–2005 years |
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| Members |
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| Dr. Bohdan Hawrylyshyn |
ICPS Chair Emeritus, Adviser to the Chairman of Verkhovna Rada and Prime Minister of Ukraine, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the International Institute of Management |
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| Vira Nanivska |
Honorary Chair of the ICPS Supervisory Board, President of the National Academy of Public Administration under the President of Ukraine |
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| Yevhen Bersheda |
Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and other International Organisations at Geneva |
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| Oleksandr Chaliy |
Deputy Presidential Chief-of-Staff |
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| Stanislav Dovhiy |
Deputy to the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine |
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| David Elder |
Adjunct Professor and Fellow, Queen’s University (Canada) |
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| Vladislav Kaskiv |
Deputy to the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine |
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| Vitaliy Klichko |
Deputy of the Kyiv City Council |
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| Ksenia Liapina |
Deputy to the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine |
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| Anatoliy Maksiuta |
First Deputy Minister, Ukrainian Ministry of Economy |
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| Stewart Paperin |
Executive Vice-President, Open Society Institute |
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| Lev Partskhaladze |
Chairman of the Board, Investment company "XXI Century" |
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| Ihor Shumylo |
Director, Chief Administration for Economic Policy, National Bank of Ukraine |
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| John Tedstrom |
President, Transatlantic Partners Against AIDS |
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| Yuriy Yakusha |
International monetary fund Executive Director |
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| Suspended membership |
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| Yuriy Yekhanurov |
Minister of Defense of Ukraine |
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| Viktor Yushchenko |
President of Ukraine |
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Reference Information
As the higher governing body of ICPS, the Supervisory Board is in charge of making decisions regarding the ICPS strategy and of evaluating the Centre's performance.
Today, the Board includes 15 members—high-level officials, MPs, foreign experts, ambassadors, and
representatives of business and academia in Ukraine and throughout the world.
Meetings are held twice a year, during which the Board approves the ICPS activity report.
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