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Olena Perepelynska, Fciarb

Arbitrator and counsel, European Regional Forum Liaison Officer of the IBA Arbitration Committee

📍 Ukraine, Ukraine🔄 Updated November 2026💼 7 investments📅 14 years investing🗓 Last invested Dec 2024
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Board Member
Dec 2024
The Ukrainian Arbitration Association is a non-profit organization that unites lawyers (irrespective of their nationality or place of residence) who are professionally engaged or interested in international arbitration. Membership in the Ukrainian Arbitration Association is open to all persons with a law degree, having professional interest in international arbitration and sharing the goals and objectives of the Association. Students can join the Association as associate members. The key goals of the Association include, first of all, the promotion of Ukraine, and Kiev in particular, as the seat of arbitration, facilitation and support of interest in international arbitration, extension of knowledge and exchange of experience in cross-border dispute resolution, as well as enhancing cooperation and communications among practitioners in international arbitration around the world. The Ukrainian Arbitration Association is not an arbitration institution. The Association intends to cooperate with arbitration institutions and similar professional associations on the development and promotion of international arbitration. The Ukrainian Arbitration Association invites all practitioners and individuals interested in the development of international arbitration for active collaboration as members and associate members.
Board Member
Jun 2023
ArbCEE is a platform for promoting the use of arbitration and for related professional and business development, cooperation and networking focused on the CEE. ArbCEE is not associated with any existing institution or law firm. It is an independent initiative of arbitration practitioners related to the CEE region.
early stageLegal Services
Board Member
2023
Turkic Arbitration Association (TAA) aims to foster collaboration among arbitration professionals and businesses in Turkic countries, promoting arbitration and building the regional arbitration community. With a focus on our shared historical heritage, rich traditions, and recognizing the unique value of each country, TAA is committed to promoting and integrating highly skilled and diverse arbitration lawyers from the region into the global arbitration market. To stay updated with our latest activities, news, and events, we invite you to follow the Turkic Arbitration Association page. Together, lets shape the future of arbitration in the Turkic countries! More details and exciting news will be coming soon, so stay tuned! Warm regards, Anna Guillard Sazhko and Kamalia Mehtiyeva
early stageLaw Practice
Board Member
2023
The Ukrainian National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC Ukraine) was created in 1998, and today it unites national enterprises and non-resident companies representing large and medium-sized businesses. ICC Ukraine is the only organization that received observer status at the UN in accordance with Decision 71 of the UN General Assembly session.
Board Member
Apr 2017
The Arbitration Association was founded in April 2013 in Moscow to unite legal practitioners, law firms and academics. The Association represents broad interests of the business, legal and education communities involved in the alternative dispute resolution in Russia and the CIS. The main objective of the Association is cooperation in the development of arbitration in the Russian Federation and the CIS countries, popularizing Russia as a venue for arbitration, promotion of Russian arbitrators at national and international levels within the arbitration context, as well as the promotion of foreign arbitrators interested in arbitral proceedings, directly or indirectly relating to Russia and the CIS countries. In order to achieve its aims the Arbitration Association focuses on the following programs: -Developing training programs for arbitrators and party representatives. -Organization of conferences. -Developing recommended standards for the local arbitration institutions (Code of Best Practice). -Drafting proposals for improvement of legislation on arbitration.
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2025
Partner, Head of Arbitration Practice
Dec 2025
IMPACTA LAW was founded to deliver legal work in a way that reflects modern business expectations: fast, coordinated, commercially informed and grounded in deep local insight. The firm brings together top-tier lawyers from Ukrainian and international practices who set out to build a different model of legal service — one defined by genuine partner involvement, integrated cross-practice teams, clear and practical communication, and a proactive approach to identifying and managing risk. We deliver coordinated execution and clear, business-ready advice that enables investors and businesses to enter and operate in Ukraine with confidence, especially in sectors central to the country’s resilience and long-term development.
early stageLegal Services
2024
Board Member
Dec 2024
The Ukrainian Arbitration Association is a non-profit organization that unites lawyers (irrespective of their nationality or place of residence) who are professionally engaged or interested in international arbitration. Membership in the Ukrainian Arbitration Association is open to all persons with a law degree, having professional interest in international arbitration and sharing the goals and objectives of the Association. Students can join the Association as associate members. The key goals of the Association include, first of all, the promotion of Ukraine, and Kiev in particular, as the seat of arbitration, facilitation and support of interest in international arbitration, extension of knowledge and exchange of experience in cross-border dispute resolution, as well as enhancing cooperation and communications among practitioners in international arbitration around the world. The Ukrainian Arbitration Association is not an arbitration institution. The Association intends to cooperate with arbitration institutions and similar professional associations on the development and promotion of international arbitration. The Ukrainian Arbitration Association invites all practitioners and individuals interested in the development of international arbitration for active collaboration as members and associate members.
2023
Board Member
Jun 2023
ArbCEE is a platform for promoting the use of arbitration and for related professional and business development, cooperation and networking focused on the CEE. ArbCEE is not associated with any existing institution or law firm. It is an independent initiative of arbitration practitioners related to the CEE region.
early stageLegal Services
Board Member
2023
Turkic Arbitration Association (TAA) aims to foster collaboration among arbitration professionals and businesses in Turkic countries, promoting arbitration and building the regional arbitration community. With a focus on our shared historical heritage, rich traditions, and recognizing the unique value of each country, TAA is committed to promoting and integrating highly skilled and diverse arbitration lawyers from the region into the global arbitration market. To stay updated with our latest activities, news, and events, we invite you to follow the Turkic Arbitration Association page. Together, lets shape the future of arbitration in the Turkic countries! More details and exciting news will be coming soon, so stay tuned! Warm regards, Anna Guillard Sazhko and Kamalia Mehtiyeva
early stageLaw Practice
Board Member
2023
The Ukrainian National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC Ukraine) was created in 1998, and today it unites national enterprises and non-resident companies representing large and medium-sized businesses. ICC Ukraine is the only organization that received observer status at the UN in accordance with Decision 71 of the UN General Assembly session.
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2012–2024 · 7 investments
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