US-Ukraine Business Council

New Members of USUBC From January 2007

(1)    American Continental Group, LLC
(2)    Atlantic Group
(3)    Bracewell & Giuliani LLP
(4)    Bunge North America
(5)    Cardinal Resources
(6)    Cisco Systems
(7)    The Coca-Cola Company
(8)    The Eurasia Foundation
(9)    Holtec International
(10) Kennan Institute
(11) Kyiv-Atlantic Group of Companies
(12) Marathon Oil Corporation
(13) Marks, Sokolov & Burd LLC
(14) Northrop Grumman
(15) Open World Leadership Center
(16) Shell Oil Company
(17) TD International, LLC
(18) The State Export-Import Bank of         Ukraine
(19) U.S. Civilian Research &         Development Foundation (CRDF)
(20) U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
(21) Ukrainian American Bar         Association (UABA)
(22) Ukrainian-American         Environmental Association
(23) Ukrainian Development Company
(24) Vanco Energy Company
(25) Ukrainian Federation of America
(26) UPS
(27) Softline Company
(28) International Tax & Investment         Council (ITIC)
(29) MaxWell Biocorporation
(30) Baker & McKenzie
(31) Dipol Chemical International Inc.
(32) Och-Ziff Capital Management
(33) MJA Asset Management, LLC
(34) General Dynamics
(35) Lockheed Martin Corporation
(36) Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
(37) Halliburton
(38) DLA Piper Ukraine, LLC
(39) EPAM Systems
(40) DHL
(41) Air Tractor, Inc.
(42) Magisters
(43) Ernst & Young LLC
(44) Umbra, LLC
(45) US PolyTech
(46) Rakotis
(47) Crumpton Group
(48) Vision TV LLC
(49) Standard Chartered Bank
(50) American Councils for         International Education
(51) Intercontinental Commerce         Corporation (ICC)
(52) TNK-BP Commerce LLC
(53) Nationwide Equipment Company
(54) IMTC-MEI
(55) First International Resources LLC
(56) Doheny Global Group
(57) Foyil Securities, Inc.
(58) KPMG
(59) Asters Law Firm
(60) Solid Team LLC
(61) R & J Trading International, Inc.
(62) Vasil Kisil & Partners Law Firm
(63) AeroSvit Ukrainian Airlines
(64) ContourGlobal Ukraine
(65) Winner Imports Ukraine, Ltd.
(66) Anemone Green Capital Limited
(67) 3M
(68) CEC Government Relations
(69) IBM Ukraine
(70) Edelman Europe
(71) RZB Finance LLC
(72) SoftServe, Inc.
(73) The Washington Group
(74) SE Raelin/Cajo, Inc.
(75) Mars Ukraine L.L.C.
(76) AnaCom, Inc.
(77) Pratt & Whitney - Paton
(78) Zurich Financial Services Group
(79) AGCO Corporation
(80) Aitken Berlin LLP/HSIA
(91) Microsoft

Photogallery
December 17, 2008 - USUBC Annual Meeting

September 29, 2008 - USUBC breakfast with Victor Yushchenko, President of Ukraine

August 29, 2008 - USUBC working lunch with Raisa Bohatyr'ova, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine

August 7, 2008 - USUBC working lunch with U.S. Ambassador William Taylor, co-sponsored by UPS, at UPS Capitol Hill Townhouse, Washington, D.C.

Mar 4, 2008 - USUBC MEETING WITH RICHARD STEFFENS, U.S. Senior Commercial Officer

Jan 31, 2008 - Meeting With Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Hryhoriy Nemyria

Jan 3, 2008 - Meeting With U.S. Ambassador William Taylor, Co-sponsored by Cargill, a USUBC Member

Dec 14, 2007 - Working Luncheon Featuring Ambassador Pifer, Anders Aslund, Keith Crane and Stephen Larabee.

Dec 07, 2007 - Meeting with Amb Taylor in Kyiv

Oct 19 - Meeting With Minister of Economy of Ukraine, Anatoliy Kinakh

Sept. 12 - Meeting With Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Economy, Natalia Boytsun

Aug 17 - Luncheon with U.S. Ambassador Taylor

Aug 15 - Reception for Bill Klein, U.S. Commercial Attache for Ukraine

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DNIPROAVIA PLANS TO BUY TWO EMBRAER-145 AND TWO BOEING-737-500 AIRCRAFTS BY 2008
Ukrainian News Agency, Kyiv, Ukraine, September 27, 2007

KYIV - The Dniproavia airline company (Dnipropetrovsk) has plans to buy
two Embraer-145 and two Boeing-737-500 aircrafts by 2008. Ukrainian News
learned this from a company representative.

"We have plans to buy by the yearend," he said. Besides, the company plans to purchase two Embraer-170 and Embraer-195 in 2008.

As Ukrainian News earlier reported, now Dniproavia fleet includes
Boeing-737-300 and Boeing-737-400, two Embraer-145, three YAK-42 and
two YAK-40. Dniproavia finished 2006 with a loss of UAH 30.407 million.

In 2006, the company boosted net revenues by 16.8% or by UAH 18.069
million over 2005, to UAH 125.297 million.

Dniproavia Airlines, an open joint-stock company, was created on the basis
of the Dniproavia state company in 1996.

Dniproavia operates regular flights from Dnipropetrovsk to Kyiv, Moscow,
Odesa, Istanbul, and Vienna. It also operates charter flights and transports
cargoes. It is one of the five largest airline companies in Ukraine.