Andrij V. Dobriansky
Community Organizer, Public Speaker, and Media personality in Brooklyn, New York
Andrij V. Dobriansky
Community Organizer, Public Speaker, and Media personality in Brooklyn, New York
Andrij Dobriansky is a Strategic Communicator and International Affairs Specialist with over 700 televised appearances since 2014.
As the most visible public face of Ukrainians in the United States, with 15 years of experience coordinating global campaigns at the United Nations, Andrij is a frequent moderator and emcee at public events and available as a speaker or consultant on issues surrounding Ukraine, Russia, Eastern European culture and identity, Catholic and Orthodox religious practices, and leadership and activism in a global world.
As Director of Communications for the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), his experience in strategic communications, media relations, and building meaningful connections with diverse audiences has led to his description as the most visible face of the Ukrainian American community.
More recently, Andrij was on the ground within the first 30 days following the onset of war in Ukraine in 2022, and returned to participate in over 12 Humanitarian Aid missions, quickly establishing working relationships with local government officials as well as members of President Zelenskyy's administration.
With a history of appearances on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, PBS, NewsNation, Newsmax and other outlets, and a readiness to arrange for interviews of Ukrainian citizens of interest for U.S. media, he assists Ukraine and its worldwide diaspora its messaging.
At the United Nations, Andrij has Chaired the UN Affairs Committee for the Ukrainian World Congress, representing Ukrainian diaspora organizations in over 80 countries.
Recognized in the United States as a "Master Artist of Ukrainian Arts," Andrij is a frequent moderator and emcee at public events, continues on as cantor and choirmaster at St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church, and has performed at venues such as CitiField, the Prudential Center, Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall.