Ucom and staff.am Bring Together Armenia’s Business Leaders at Executive Offsite Vol.1

Ucom and staff.am organized Executive Offsite Vol.1, bringing together founders, CEOs of Armenia’s leading companies, and government officials on a single platform to discuss new pathways for organizational development in a rapidly evolving geopolitical and technological environment.

Ralph Yirikian, General Director of Ucom, and Viren Lall, Founder of Change School, discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on decision-making, as well as the structural barriers that often hinder the growth and transformation of large organizations. 

“Today, the success of organizations is determined not only by technological capabilities, but also by their ability to adapt to rapid change. Management, decision-making, and collaboration models are undergoing significant transformation, and the key responsibility of leaders is to build flexible organizations prepared for future shifts. At Ucom, we highly value creating such platforms and engaging in these discussions with our partners,” said Ralph Yirikian, General Director of Ucom.

“We are operating in a system where technology, financial capital, and geopolitics are reshaping the rules of the game. Our goal was to create a high-trust environment where leaders could step away from day-to-day operational challenges and discuss the fundamental changes required to build the organizations of the future,” said Luiza Avetisyan, Founder of the staff.am Ecosystem.

The thematic conversations focused on technological transformation and the growing role of artificial intelligence, the balance between centralized control and organizational autonomy, and the effective management of financial capital in an increasingly volatile environment.

Ucom is the No. 1 operator in Armenia with the fastest mobile internet and the best fixed network (based on Ookla® Speedtest Intelligence® data for the second half of 2025). The company offers internet, IPTV and OTT television, fixed and mobile services, as well as convergent packages.