My background

My career path began in 2013, when a ambitious Ukrainian student of the Faculty of Public Relations met on the Internet and became a talent agent for the then unknown stand-up comedian and video blogger Yuri Khovansky and many other future top bloggers and celebrities. This happened at a time when the Russian influence marketing market did not yet exist.

I was also friends with same young ambitious guys who, by the will of fate, were destined to become the whales of the CIS digital advertising market in the future. I also represented the interests of their companies as a salesperson and business developer.

Subsequently, I experienced many incredible ups and downs due to clashes with the Russian mafia, including a career break of three years. I engaged in patronage and charity, and realized many interesting projects, worthy of a separate autobiographical book. In the process, I gained vast experience and expertise in influencer marketing, business development, personal brand, and public relations.

And also, I inspired and helped many young people to build a successful career in the Russian influencer marketing market and was their mentor.

My work in the Russian influencer marketing ended on February 24 when Russia attacked Ukraine. I cut off all ties with Russian partners, and the only card I could play was the international Coffin Dance team.

Using my PR skills, I sold NFT with Coffin Dance for $1 million and donated $250k to charity in Ukraine with my old friend, crypto marketing agency Bads/Zlodei CEO Dmitry Makarov. And later, I repeated this success with the Woman yelling at a cat meme, and began to specialize and develop myself in global projects the field of web3.

Below you can see video confirmation my skills from people I've worked with before web3.