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Tetiana Korotka is Deputy Business Ombudsman of Ukraine, appointed by the Government of Ukraine in 2015 following selection by the BOC Supervisory Board. She has more than 20 years of experience in governance, private-sector development, financial-sector reform, public-private partnerships and sustainable infrastructure.
Before joining the Business Ombudsman Council, she served as Deputy Chief of Party of an international Public-Private Partnership Development Program, supporting the Government of Ukraine in strengthening public investment management and sustainable infrastructure reform with private-sector participation. Earlier, she held senior positions in financial regulation, insurance and corporate governance, and participated in high-level negotiations with the EU, WTO, World Bank and IMF.
Tetiana began her career at the State Nuclear Regulatory Committee, where she was responsible for budgeting, risk management and oversight of state-owned enterprises, and worked with international partners on the EBRD Chornobyl Shelter Fund and broader nuclear-sector reform.
Her current work focuses on Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction, private investment, economic resilience, infrastructure delivery and the institutional conditions needed to translate investment interest into viable projects. Tetiana holds a PhD in Economics, an MBA from Steinbeis University Berlin, and completed postgraduate studies at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
