330: Telling the Important Stories with Oksana Kukurudza

Today's Guest: Oksana Kukurudza

Oksana Kukurudza is a Ukrainian American author and management consultant living in New York City. She is a first-generation American, born to Ukrainian immigrant parents, and is the youngest of twelve siblings. Through her work, Oksana spent eighteen months in Ukraine. Inspired by the events of the Russo-Ukraine War and her own parents’ story of surviving slave camps of the Third Reich during WWII, Oksana is writing her first major literary work.

Episode Quotes:

"I graduated in 93' when companies were making it clear that a graduate degree was necessary. Now I think it's skill set and your ability to adapt and learn quickly." -Oksana Kukurudza

"We tend to process external opinions internally. It takes adjusting your mindset to realize how odd that is." -Amber Fuhriman

"I had to write this book because it was a story that needed to be told." -Oksana Kukurudza

"Even if I never step foot in a courtroom again, being an attorney gave me a skillset. That is what I value most about that experience." -Amber Fuhriman

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Oksana Kukurudza:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/oksana-kukurudza

https://www.instagram.com/okukurudza2

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