Montreal Ukrainian Festival Executive 2012
Peter Rawski - President
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As a young professional in the real estate market, Peter
Rawski’s extensive experience over the past 10 years in the
corporate world has given him the opportunity to build a strong
network, both nationally and internationally. The combination of
his knowledge of the most comprehensive marketing tools
available and his unique and creative approach allows him to
design a tailored strategy for each client. Moreover, Rawski has
been developing his brand name, PR RealEstae, and is associated
with some of the finest constructions in Montreal and Toronto.
As Public Relations on several governing boards across Montreal and Ontario, Rawski has demonstrated true passion and dedication in serving different communities. His friendly approach is very refreshing which enables him to easily understand his client needs and specific requirements. The combination of his positive personality and experience allows him to see beyond boundaries and overcome the challenges to satisfy each client. He is committed to ensure that you make the best financial decision and will be at your side each step of the way. |
Anna Skripka - Executive Vice President
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Driven and dynamic, Anna mingles very well between her Bachelor’s degree in law at the University of Montreal, her job as a student-at-law, her young family, her physical activities and her community work. Always on a tight schedule, she strongly believes in transparency, efficiency, professionalism, communication and quality work. Distinguishing herself by her volunteer work at the Montreal Ukrainian Festival in the previous years, Anna is presently in charge of heading the VIP Tent for this year’s Festival, as well as involving herself in the Annual Festival Fundraiser. |
Roman Hawryluk - VP Finance
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Roman Hawryluk, a Concordia University graduate in geography, works as a geographic analyst for a digital mapping company. He has also pursued studies in transportation management at McGill, is the Quebec representative of the CN Historical Society and travels extensively. Since 2000 he has been a member of the executive board of the Prosvita parish in Lachine. As a student he worked as a volunteer for the Art and Faith Millennium of Christianity photo exhibit. This is his fifth year with the Ukrainian Festival. |
Oxana Senkiv - VP Entertainment
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Born in Russia, Oxana received her education at Chernivtsi State University in Ukraine (Bachelor's in Music (violin) and Master's in Philology). She has played in the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, worked as a musical editor at the Association of Music Ensembles, and has hosted a music show on TV. Residing in Montreal since 1991, she has worked as a teacher at the A. Sheptytsky Ukrainian School, as a hostess on the "Télé-Ukraine" TV program and is currently a host on the "Ukrainian Time" radio show on CFMB 1280 AM. Oxana is also a singer-songwriter with three CD releases to her credit: "Confession", "One Way" and "Let's sing Ukrainian!", the latter intended for children. Oxana has performed at various festivals, concerts and charitable events and has been involved in the organization of a number herself. |
Ihor Mykhalyk - VP Logistics
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Born in Ukraine (Ternopil), Ihor was studying in Ternopil National Pedagogical University, currently pursuing a Bachelor Degree in Economics at Université de Québec a Montreal. Newcomer to Montreal in 2008, Ihor joined the Festival's executive in 2009 and is an active member of the Ukrainian National Youth organization. He enjoys many sports such as volley-ball, biking, hiking, skating, and inline skating. |
Olga Onyshchenko - VP Vendors and Concessions
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Born in Ukraine (Poltava), Olga was graduated from the Odessa National University as Master’s in microbiology. She held her PhD at the Institute of Microbiology and Virology of National Academy of Sciences in Kiev where she has been working as a research scientist and Secretary of Society of Microbiologists of Ukraine before she arrived to Montreal in 2008. She did her postdoctoral fellowship at McGill University. Olga enjoys participating in community life by taking part in St-Sophie Oselya Summer Camp and being an enthusiastic stage manager of youth theatre group. She sings with the choir Vidlunnya of Ukrainian Youth Association. |
Gregory Kowryha - Festival Booklet
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After graduating from Concordia University, Gregory worked for the Government of Canada for 34 years until his recent retirement. He is the president of TYC-Montreal, church organization at St. Sophie's Ukrainian Cathedral. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Caisse Populaire Ukrainienne Desjardins and the Ukrainian Villa and Ukrainian Residence. He has been a volunteer with the Montreal Festival for several years. |