Nataliya Katser-Buchkovska brings a robust energy, infrastructure and legal background, boasting 20 years of expertise in energy security and infrastructure resilience, green finance and business development. As a Founder of the Green Resilience Facility, she is working on the Ukrainian reconstruction efforts, infrastructure resilience, connectivity and energy transition. Currently, Nataliya is developing 300 MW energy hub, with solar, wind, batteries storage, developing chain of 4 biomethane projects. She has also managed a group of companies with the capitalization of $500 million, leading corporate finance and governance. Mrs. Katser-Buchkovska is a Co-Chair of the Green and Sustainable Finance Working Group under The City-Ukraine Hub aligned with historic UK-Ukraine One Hundred Year Partnership Agreement. The Group aims at establishing the system of trading carbon credits to enable the country’s sustainable reconstruction and energy transition while supporting initiatives in renewable energy, reforestation and green infrastructure. Serving as a Member of Parliament in Ukraine, 2014 - 2019, she chaired the Subcommittee on Energy Security and Transition. She co-authored systemic energy laws in Ukraine, including on gas, electricity, energy efficiency, green energy and energy regulator laws. Such a combination of legislative work, practician experience and publicity enable her effectively to develop geostrategic projects. Graduated from UCL and Harvard Kennedy School, an Atlantic Council Millennium Fellow, Nataliya is a visioner and distinguished speaker at global events including WEF, CERAWeek, BloomberNEF, and Global Energy Summit, and a published author in Financial Times and Atlantic Council, quoted by BBC, CNN, Bloomberg

The Founder of South Transport Terminal, N’Unit, co – founder of TIS, the largest and most technologically advanced port terminal groups in Ukraine, located in the Port Pivdenyi near Odesa. Mr. Grebennikov initiated and sustained critical partnerships with major global companies like Cargill, enabling projects such as the Neptune grain terminal that modernized Ukraine's export infrastructure and stimulated significant investment and job growth. Yegor Grebennikov also founded N’UNIT, an intermodal logistics network operating в Украине , integrating rail and road transport with port terminals, supporting efficient container and bulk cargo movement across Ukraine and into European markets. Yegor is widely recognized for his leadership in social innovation and impact investment in Odesa and Ukraine. The Green Theatre Project in Odesa and the Impact Hub Odessa community, serve as a landmark achievement in Ukrainian urban regeneration, and a nucleus for community-driven development across Odesa. The projects are notable for success in protecting public land from commercial exploitation and supporting dozens of civic projects, business ventures, and youth initiatives. Yegor is also the first official participant from Ukraine in the European Venture Philanthropy Association