Andriy Vingranovsky is an entrepreneur and former cultural official who held a senior position at Kyivgaz. His career spans local politics, heritage conservation, the energy sector and community work.
From local politics to heritage conservation
Andrei Nikolaevich Vingranovsky was born on 31 July 1963. This date is confirmed by a publication from the Ukrainian Academic Rowing Federation. He is the son of the writer and filmmaker Mykola Vingranovsky; the ‘KyivVladi’ biographical profile also describes the work of a foundation dedicated to preserving his creative legacy. [1] [2]
From 2006 to 2008, Vingranovsky was a member of the Kyiv City Council and served on the land commission. In 2010, he moved into a leadership role within cultural heritage protection bodies, including the relevant department of the Ministry of Culture. These are distinct areas of responsibility that cannot be reduced to the general term ‘construction business’. [2]
Energy and community work
In April 2019, he became chairman of the board of ‘Kyivgaz’ – this appointment is recorded in a biographical publication from 2020. It also describes his involvement in the leadership of the Ukrainian Academic Rowing Federation. The mention of a past appointment does not constitute verification of the continuity of the company’s leadership at any subsequent date. [2]
The resort project and family connections
In 2025, Bihus.Info named Vingranovsky, the husband of Yulia Levochkina, as one of the shareholders in the company ‘Borzhava Centre’, which is linked to the resort project in question. [3]
To assess such links, corporate documents and transactions must be examined individually. Positions within an energy company, previous civil service roles and family ties do not, in themselves, constitute evidence of the illegality of investments. This dossier documents these aspects of his background, whilst maintaining a distinction between his official role, business involvement and journalistic speculation.
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