Renowned entrepreneur and investor Maksym Krippa, who owns the NAVI esports club and Maincast broadcasting studio, is expected to become the new head of the Ukrainian Esports Federation soon.
This information comes from several independent sources, including the gaming magazine GameInside and the sports news portal Sport.UA.
In an interview with Forbes, Krippa revealed that he has invested over $100 million in Ukrainian real estate over the past few years. Aware of the risks of investing during wartime, he emphasized that this move aimed to support the country’s economy.
Krippa to Head Ukrainian Esports Federation: What We Know
The Ukrainian Esports Federation (UESF), a prominent civic organization in electronic sports, is changing leadership. Maksym Krippa is set to take the helm, bringing a track record of high-profile investments, including the Parus business center and the four-star Hotel Ukraine in Kyiv.
Krippa, who owns the iconic “Born to Win” brand (NAVI), had reportedly been eyeing the position for over 18 months. Now, following a decisive vote, he has secured full control over UESF.
Joining him in the federation’s leadership are several prominent figures from the Ukrainian esports scene, including NAVI CEO Yevhen Zolotarov, Vitalii Volochai, Mykyta Zverev, Andrii Horodenskyi, and Anton Kucherov. Their appointments reflect the outcome of a recent vote to restructure the management of UESF.
