About

I grew up in Donetsk region, Ukraine. After school I chose entrepreneurship and finished a fast Management & Marketing program in Donetsk.

My base is 10+ years of B2B sales and hard talks — including work as a sales representative at Mars. That taught me distribution, leading people, and a simple rule: anyone can sketch a product, but sales still decide who wins. A product without sales is dead code on a server.

In a local crisis I worked underground in a coal mine. That discipline stayed. Through a meeting with an engineer I joined Foxnet — a regional Wi‑Fi provider when wireless broadband was new. I went from field technician and support to hiring, leading, and shipping tech. There I also built my first simple support site for clients.

With almost no starting money I learned to launch real businesses: wooden flower boxes for shops, microgreens for restaurants, wheatgrass online, and the OLY flower shops across Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Later that business was packed and sold remotely as a working asset.

In 2022 the full-scale war pushed me to Poland. I spent four months as a painter in furniture production to learn the market and language from the inside, then ran a small repairs firm before launching jasushi.pl in Mielec. With no food background it became the city’s #1 delivery — we rented kitchen time instead of building a restaurant. In parallel I helped small companies remotely with sites, marketing, and processes. I prepared franchise materials, got investor interest, then chose independence — sold the profitable business and moved on.

In 2026 I moved to Norway. Starting Norwegian from zero, I saw how newcomers and staff burn hours on the same process questions — and shipped a two-week AI assistant on WordPress + Microsoft AI. I showed it to reception leadership and UDI. Interest was high; I then turned the work into an independent product: VEI. Today I live in Trondheim — building, learning Norwegian, and open to the right collaboration.