Management

President

Boris Lozhkin

Boris Lozhkin is a Ukrainian entrepreneur, philanthropist and author.

He founded a small media company in 1994, eventually growing it into one of the largest multimedia businesses in Eastern Europe. UMH Group’s portfolio included internet, radio, and print. The company, which had been valued at around $400 million, was sold in 2013.

After the 2014 Ukrainian Revolution of Dignity, Boris decided to serve his country and was appointed Head of the Presidential Administration. During his two-year mandate, working closely with the President and the Government, Ukraine implemented more reforms than in the 20 years since independence.

In 2016, Boris decided to return to business, and expand his philanthropic efforts. In 2018, he was elected President of the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, and appointed Vice-President of the World Jewish Congress.

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Presidium

Borys Fuksmann

An Honorary President of the JCU, a businessman

Oleksandr Rodnianskyi

Businessman

Hryhorii Shverk

Member of Ukrainian Parliament

Maksym Hryhoriev

Businessman

Rabbi Yaakov Dov Bleich

The Chief Rabbi of Kyiv and Ukraine

Ofer Kerzner

The Honorary Consul of Ukraine in Jerusalem, businessman

Резніченко Валентин Михайлович
Valentyn Reznichenko

Head of Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration

Yuriy Golyk
Yuriy Golyk

Businessman

Supervisory Board

  1. Andrii Adamovsky
  2. Vadym Averbukh
  3. Alex Bart
  4. Mykhailo Beilin
  5. Michael Bleyzer
  6. Mykhailo Brodskyi
  7. Ihor Budnik
  8. Yevhen Cherniak
  9. Yevhen Chervonenko
  10. Oleksandr Feldman
  11. Gennadiy Gazin
  12. Yevhen Geller
  13. Roman Goldman
  14. Grygorii Gurtovoi
  15. Anatolii Hirschfeld
  16. Yevhen Horodetskyi
  17. Mykhailo Hrynshpon
  18. Yulii Ioffe
  19. Anatol Karminskyi
  20. Robert Koenig
  21. Roman Korenblit
  22. Maksim Koretskiy
  23. Gregory Korohodskyi
  24. Volodymyr Kostelman
  25. Ganna Kotliarevska
  26. Dmytro Kozedubov
  27. Arnold Kremenchutskyi
  28. Hryhoriy Kunin
  29. Yevhen Lemberg
  30. Oleksandr Loifenfeld
  31. Oleksandr Malin
  32. Iryna Miroshnyk
  33. Vyacheslav Mishalov
  34. Vadym Morokhovskyi
  35. Oleksandr Paskhaver
  36. Mykola Petrenko
  37. Volodymyr Pinchuk
  38. Joseph Pintus
  39. Serhii Podobiedov
  40. Vilen Remenik
  41. Liudmila Rusalina
  42. Dmytro Sandler
  43. Volodymyr Shpilfogel
  44. Eduard Shyfrin
  45. Andrii Stavnitser
  46. Hryhorii Surkis
  47. Ihor Surkis
  48. Oleksandr Suslenskyi
  49. Mykhailo Tabachnyk
  50. Oleh Vishniakov
  51. Vadym Yermolaiev
  52. Andrii Zaika
  53. Oleksandr Zarakhovskyi
  54. Oleksandr Zlotnyk
     

Director

Inna Ioffe

By the beginning of the 1990s worked as a translator in state institutions.

In 1993, joined the team of the Association of Jewish Religious Organizations of Ukraine as the director of the Kyiv Jewish Orphanage "Yad Israel".

Since 2000 helped the Rabbi of Kyiv and Ukraine, Yakov Dov Bleich at the position of the Head of Public Relations and International Relations, Association of Jewish Religious Organizations of Ukraine.

Since 2010 — Director of the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine.