Horoshchak Bogdan (Khoroshchak Bogdan)

Horoshchak Bogdan (Khoroshchak Bogdan)

Education

Bogdan Horoshchak in 2007 graduated from Institute of applied systems analysis of the National technical university of Ukraine "Kiev polytechnical institute" and gained the diploma in "Intelligent systems of decision making".

Biography

2012: Arrival to IBM

Bogdan Horoshchak joined IBM in 2012, having held then a position of the sales representative in the Ukrainian office. To IBM he worked in Huawei Enterprise, was the director of infrastructure of NSK "Olympic", the Chief information officer of Naftogazbezpek, held positions in Sitronics of IT, Cisco, Kvazar-Micro.

2014-2017

In 2014-2015 Bogdan Horoshchak directed in the Ukrainian division of IBM department of the software. From 2015 to 2017 he headed the direction of digital sales and updating of software licenses in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. In 2017 appointed Horoshchak the Head of Department of technical service (GTS) at the Ukrainian office.

2019: Appointment as the head of the Ukrainian office IBM

In August, 2019 IBM appointed Bogdan Horoshchak the new head of the Ukrainian representative office. At this position he replaced Valery Shlyakhov who left the company.

I am very glad to an opportunity to scale the experience to the sphere of IT services for the benefit of clients of IBM on all ecosystem in Ukraine. They increase business performance by implementation of the most advanced solutions, using advantages of technologies with the open code and multicloud environments, – Bogdan Horoshchak, the director of IBM in Ukraine noted, commenting on the appointment.

By September, 2019 cumulative experience of Bogdan Horoshchak in IT market exceeds 14 years. He specializes in business development, sales management and consultation.

The Ukrainian office IBM functions since 2004. Within this representation the company gives support and takes part in development of Ukraine, strengthening of its competitiveness, ensuring economic development and active integration into the European and global structures, says IBM.

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