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Olha Volodymyrivna Herasymyuk (born 21 October 1958) is a Ukrainian journalist and TV presenter.
She graduated with honors from the Institute of Journalism at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She also received a Masters of Foreign Policy from the Diplomatic Academy.
Seventeen years worked in the print press. Trained in USA: USNews & WorldReport; GannettNewsService (Washington); Netherlands; Member of the Prize Jury Book of the Year Air Force.
In July 1995, she began working on television in the program "The Aftermath" (TC "Nova Language").
Since 1996 – the author and host of the TV channel "1+1", where she implemented "Against the Night" projects, "Special View", "Versions of Olha Herasymyuk", "I Want and Will," "Going to You," numerous special projects and one of the most popular talk shows in Ukraine "Without a taboo" that was kept on the screen for 10 years. Since 2020, he heads the National Council for Television and Radio Broadcasting, is engaged in cultural and social projects. [1]
She is divorced and was married to the Ukrainian poet Vasyl Herasymyuk.
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