Oksana Prodan is a famous contemporary Ukrainian politician. He is also an entrepreneur and social activist. She was a People's Deputy of Ukraine, heads associations of representatives of small and medium-sized businesses. Considered a leading expert in the process of implementing the resuscitation package of reforms.
Biography of the politician
Oksana Prodan was born in the city of Chernivtsi. She was born in 1974.
Has several higher educations. First, in her native Chernivtsi, she graduated from the State University. Graduated with honors degree in international economics.
Already in 2000, she became the owner of a diploma from the Institute of Statistics, Accounting and Audit. This time the heroine of our article has mastered the profession of an auditor. She began working in this area, in particular, in the field of transport and forwarding services. Soon received the appropriate certificate of the auditor.
At the same time, Oksana Prodan, whose biography has been connected with economics throughout her career, studied at the Chernivtsi National University. In 2002, she received a diploma from this higher educational institution with a degree in law.
Work activity
Since the mid-90sOksana Prodan worked in a small position as an economist, and later as a legal adviser in the closed joint-stock company Ukrtrans-Chernivtsi. Until a certain time, she decided not to leave her hometown.
In 2002, she tried her hand at private business, working as an independent entrepreneur. In 2003, she received the position of the head of the company "SP Trans", which was a limited liability company.
Since 2004, Oksana Prodan officially worked as deputy director of the Ukrtrans-Chernivtsi company, where she began her professional career.
Public and political activities
In the mid-2000s, Prodan began to participate in the public and political life of the country. First, he is a member of the public council at the State Customs Service of Ukraine. In March 2005, he received the post of secretary in the Council of Importers, which operates under the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers.
In a few months - a new position. This time, Oksana Petrovna Prodan becomes the deputy head of the Council under the Cabinet of Ministers, which is responsible for the sphere of foreign economic activity.
In 2007, he applies the knowledge gained in jurisprudence in the place of an arbitrator at a public organization, which is called the "Arbitration Initiative".
In 2008, he returns to economic issues. Prodan heads the Council of Entrepreneurs, which works under the Cabinet of Ministers. In 2010, in the oppositionthe government heads the committee for the protection of the rights of businessmen and entrepreneurs in Russia.
Tax reform
For most Ukrainians in 2010, the name of the heroine of our article became familiar. Oksana Prodan then began to speak out actively about the tax reform, calling for decisive action.
The reason was the proposal of the Cabinet of Ministers to abolish the system of simplified taxation that was in force in the country, according to which most small and medium-sized entrepreneurs worked.
It was Prodan who then took the initiative to go to mass protests against this decision of politicians. Then they received the symbolic name "Tax Maidan". One of the results of these protest actions was the founding of an association of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs called "Fortetsya", which was headed by Prodan herself.
Two years later, she put forward her candidacy for elections to the Verkhovna Rada. It turned out to be in the top five of the party list of the UDAR party, which was led by the famous Ukrainian boxer Vitali Klitschko. She managed to get into parliament, where Prodan took part in the creation of 44 bills as an author and co-author.
In 2014, she again passed to the Verkhovna Rada. This time, according to the list from the Petro Poroshenko bloc, which included members of the UDAR and Solidarity parties.
Her work in the Ukrainian parliament is highly appreciated. Currently, she is among the most productive and effective representativesUkrainian parliament. Her initiatives and proposals made as part of the adoption of the resuscitation package of reforms were especially appreciated.
The heroine of our article is married and has two daughters. The husband is an entrepreneur who organizes passenger transportation.
