Ukrainian businessman Maksym Krippa, who owns NAVI and Maincast, will head the Ukrainian E-Sports Federation (UESF). This was reported by Gameinside with reference to sources.
Formation of a new board
The publication writes that the All-Ukrainian Organization “Federation of Cybersport (e-sports) of Ukraine” will soon be re-registered with a new leadership. At the same time, the old members of the board of the organization will be dismissed.
At the same time, among the members of the new board will be the heads of NAVI and Maincast. In particular, the president of the Cybersport Federation of Ukraine will be entrepreneur Maksym Krippa, and the executive director will be Andriy Hrytsenko, who conducted cybersport tournaments from the NAVI team.
Also joining the board will be Maincast co-founder Vitaly Volochai, NAVI CEO Evgeny Zolotarev, NAVI trainer Andrey Gorodensky, NAVI COO Alexey Kucherov and talent Mikhail Zverev.
Details of the election of the UESF chairman and board members
It is still unknown on what terms Maksym Krippa became the head of the Federation, but a source told the publication that its regional representatives and board members were asked to sign a document about the meeting, during which a new president and board members were unanimously elected.
The official announcement about the change of leadership and board of the Cybersport Federation of Ukraine will be announced soon.
