Draft:Izzy Kiver

Izzy Kiver
Izzy Kiver
	Kiver in 2024
Born	Igor Yankiver; November 27, 1993 (age 31); Vinnytsia, Ukraine
Citizenship	Ukraine; United States (from 2003);
Education	Harvard University (ALM), William Howard Taft University (Ed.D)
Occupations	Entrepreneur; Consultant; Author;
Title	President, Covenant of Education

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Igor Yankiver (born November 27, 1993), is an entrepreneur and consultant specializing in personal and professional development. He is the founder of the Covenant of Education.^[1], a non-profit organization focused on personal transformation programs. He was named one of the top 100 entrepreneurs and innovators by Top 100 magazine^[2].

Background and Education

Kiver was born in Ukraine and immigrated to the United States at a young age. He graduated from Harvard University. His professional background includes experience in the technology sector and consulting.

Career and Research

Kiver founded Covenant of Education (COE), a non-profit organization based in Tampa, Florida. The organization offers personal development programs, including the R3 Personal Transformation Program. The program focuses on helping individuals, overcome personal challenges and achieve their goals. COE's stated mission is to "create harmony in society through education, with a focus on fostering interethnic connections and bridging different faiths"^[3].

Personal Philosophy

Kiver's approach to personal development draws from various sources, including his family history, personal experiences, and interactions with mentors. Key themes in his work include:

Resilience: Kiver emphasizes the importance of overcoming adversity and using challenges as opportunities for growth.
Self-Awareness: He encourages individuals to understand their strengths, values, and limiting beliefs to facilitate personal transformation.
Purpose-Driven Action: Kiver advocates for identifying a clear purpose and aligning actions with that purpose to achieve fulfillment.

Notable Activities

Authorship

Kiver is the author of "The Answer" a self-help book outlining a 13-step process for personal growth.

Digital Content Creation

Kiver has created online courses and educational content, including materials available on Udemy^[4].

Key Initiatives

The R3 Personal Transformation Program, which is designed to help participants overcome past traumas and limiting beliefs to achieve personal transformation using systems thinking and visualization techniques. ^[5]

References

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[1] "Covenant of Education".

[2] "Top 100 magazine by Redwood Media".

[3] "COVENANT OF EDUCATION - Benevity Causes".

[4] "Graduate College Early: Save your time and tuition".

[5] "COE Annual Membership".

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