European Business Association Ukraine

The European Business Association is the ultimate voice of business in Ukraine and one of the most influential business communities in the country, uniting around 1000 member companies from a variety of fields – transport and logistics, agriculture, food industry, fuel and energy, health care, light industry, IT and more.

The EBA strives to ensure open and transparent communication between businesses and authorities. Established in 1999, the European Business Association is a platform uniting influencers, changemakers and like-minded companies focused on the implementation, promotion, and advancement of European values-driven business practices in Ukraine.

The EBA started as a small community supported by the European Commission, but due to daily efforts, the Association has grown to become the largest and one of the most influential business communities in the country.

The EBA has the following business support services:

• Advocacy (Association has 24 EBA committees that consult businesses of different industries. Moreover, in May the EBA launched two new Committees – the Ukraine Recovery Committee (to form a vision and participate in the reconstruction of the country in all its manifestations) and the Business Security and Protection Committee (to support businesses and investors in solving different security issues).
• Education (an educational platform for individual and professional development, where the Association conducts lectures, seminars, long-term programs, study visits, etc. on absolutely different topics.
• Networking
• CSR:
  • Second Chance Bank – sustainability platform (online reuse center) that was reoriented to help to fulfill the needs of the Ukrainian army, doctors, territorial defense members, and people. Moreover, to share different opportunities for and from the business.
  • Unlimit Ukraine – micro and small business support and development project that unites 4144 participants.

The EBA strives to ensure open and transparent communication between business and authorities, the development of a justice system, the rule of law, and equal game rules in line with the highest European and world standards.