Daria Nebylytsia — Chief Operating Officer · Presage Global

Daria Nebylytsia — Chief Operating Officer · Presage Global · Kyiv Metropolitan Area.

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About

Daria Nebylytsia is Chief Operating Officer and Director of the Kyiv office at Presage Global. She has helped build operational processes across finance, recruitment, human resources and client delivery, while coordinating teams across jurisdictions. Her work includes business continuity, operational infrastructure and cross-border coordination.

Experience

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER & DIRECTOR, KYIV OFFICECurrent
Presage Global · New York | Kyiv
Mar 2022 – Present
An intelligence-powered risk management and business advisory firm serving C-suites, boards, family offices, and investors worldwide. Architected the organization’s operational infrastructure from the ground up after joining during the company’s founding stage and established foundational processes across finance, HR, recruitment, internal coordination, and client delivery functions supporting offices operating across four countries and continents. Directed international operational activities while leading the Kyiv office and focused on preserving uninterrupted client support and internal coordination across multiple jurisdictions during wartime conditions that included power outages, air-raid alerts, and ongoing regional instability. Expanded and continuously refined operational frameworks to support the company’s evolution from a founding team into an organization of more than 50 professionals while contributing to sustained year-over-year revenue growth and organizational scalability. Orchestrated collaboration between cross-functional and geographically dispersed teams serving a broad client portfolio that included publicly traded multinational corporations, family offices, investors, and emerging startup ventures.
Administrative Assistant
Help Ukraine Operation Palyanytsya · Kyiv
Mar 2022 – Mar 2023
Supported administrative and operational activities for a frontline humanitarian organization during the opening phase of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine to help sustain organizational responsiveness during an exceptionally volatile period. Coordinated day-to-day logistics, communications, and internal support functions within a fast-moving environment where operational priorities and conditions frequently shifted with minimal notice. Maintained continuity across essential coordination processes by adapting quickly to high-pressure circumstances, urgent humanitarian needs, and evolving operational demands. Played a supporting role in maintaining operational coordination and administrative continuity during one of the most challenging humanitarian and security environments in modern Ukraine