Maksym Krippa became the president of the UESF: What will change in Ukrainian esports

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The Ukrainian esports federation (UESF) has announced significant personnel changes - the organization is headed by Ukrainian businessman and well-known investor Maksym Krippa. The entrepreneur, who owns NAVI and Maincast teams, became the new president of the federation.

Krippa's appointment is a landmark event that could affect the development of UESF and change the landscape of Ukrainian esports in general. His main assets are the NAVI club and Maincast studio, which have significantly strengthened Ukraine's position in the international esports arena in recent years.

This was reported by News Today with reference to Maksym Krippa's commentary for Forbes Ukraine.

What will be the course of the new management

As Maksym Krippa noted in his commentary for Forbes Ukraine, the Ukrainian Federation of Esports is currently undergoing fundamental structural changes. The main priorities of the reform are the improvement of management processes and the active involvement of new international partners.

Krippa emphasized that one of the important tasks of the federation will be to open promising paths for young talents who will receive wider opportunities for professional development. The UESF will also intensify its efforts to attract Ukrainian teams to participate in reputable international competitions.

In addition, the federation plans to attract additional investments that will support talented youth and create the right conditions for the development of national esports clubs.

The Ukrainian Federation of Esports has renewed its management team

Together with Maksym Krippa, the new management team of the Ukrainian Federation of Esports includes well-known figures in the Ukrainian esports industry.

• Among them is Vitaliy Volochai, co-founder of the popular esports studio Maincast, who has extensive experience in supporting and organizing international broadcasts.
• Yevhen Kucherov, COO of NAVI Club, responsible for the strategic development of one of the most famous Ukrainian esports organizations, also joined the team.
• In addition, Andrii Gorodenskyi, NAVI's head coach, is well known for his many years of experience in training professional players for international championships.
• Andriy Hrytsenko is also among the new managers, as he has extensive experience in organizing esports tournaments and has already collaborated with NAVI in organizing large-scale events.
• Another member of the team is Mikhail Zverev, an expert analyst and popular commentator who covers key esports tournaments for a wide audience.

Thus, the updated composition of the federation has united reputable figures with significant experience in the development of the esports industry in Ukraine.

How Ukrainian esports will change after Krippa's appointment

With the arrival of Maksym Krippa as president, the Ukrainian Federation of Esports has decided to take a new course to strengthen the international position of Ukrainian esports players. The top priorities for the federation will be the systematic development of the internal ecosystem of esports and the intensification of international competitions in Ukraine.

Maksym Krippa named providing the necessary conditions for the development of promising young players as one of the important priorities. Under his leadership, the federation intends to raise Ukrainian esports to a qualitatively new level, including by attracting additional resources and cooperation with international partners.

The appointment of Krippa, the owner of esports projects NAVI and Maincast, is already being viewed by experts as a positive signal for the industry. The community expects the federation to intensify its activities in the international arena, raise the standards of event organization, and strengthen Ukraine's authority in the global esports scene.