Ivan Slavioglo’s Post

I graduated from the Stanford Executive Program (#SEP25)! It was an extraordinary journey — 6 weeks, 208 brilliant leaders from 50+ countries, and countless hours of learning, growing, and transforming together. We shared not only insights and frameworks, but our personal stories — stories of resilience, innovation, and change from across the globe. People don’t just improve — they become catalysts for change in the world around them. Huge thanks to: • The legendary professors at Stanford GSB who challenged and inspired us • The incredible support team who managed this experience like true superheroes My 3 key insights from SEP: 1️⃣ Be Present In a world full of noise, being truly present is a superpower. To focus on what really matters, clear the clutter — from your mind, your screen, your schedule. “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift.” — Fred Laskin 2️⃣ AI First The AI revolution is here — fast, deep, and transformative. It’s reshaping work, business, and society like the Industrial Revolution once did. “Hire AI first, then humans.” — Eric Yuan 3️⃣ Communication is Leadership Great leaders don’t just make decisions — they inspire. Clear, bold, and structured communication is one of the most powerful leadership tools. I gave my first TED-style talk — about Ukraine, about Fozzy Group and how we kept building and innovating during the war. Thank you to everyone who listened, supported, and believed in Ukraine. To my #SEP25 cohort: You’re bold, brilliant, and full of heart. You inspire me. Now go change the world — and stay with Ukraine 🇺🇦 Love you ❤️❤️❤️ Andrew Sydoruk Michael Fridshtand Hesham Al-Meshary Tatyana Pollak Fabio Barreto Guillermo Flórez Mecklemburg Ken Niemann Bill Q. Lisa Kua Federico Soria Ebrahim AlHamed Celia Liu Anri Samata Jeremy Gu Jerry Liu Baba Shiv Dan Klein Elisa Bruno Pedram Assadi Carlos Azevedo - MarketUP Ojonimi Bako Felipe Capella Arun Changamveetil Bruce Wong Edgar Chiu Diana D. Deepak Jain Deepak Sarda Maria Lilly Flakk Ketevan Kalandarishvili The better version of myself, Ivan