Stories of ordinary Ukrainians who became successful people in different fields in the USA

Many people dream of moving to the USA as a permanent resident, but only a few people from this group are doing real things for it. The article will talk about Ukrainians who became successful in the States, and in different fields of activity. And on the site https://passportforrussians.com/gde-iskat-rabotu-v-ssha/ There is a detailed description of how and where to find a job for a migrant in this country without having a special education.

Saving drug addicts

The family of Sergey Volyansky moved to the USA in 2001, and at first everything was bad for the teenager, because he got involved with drugs, but he got himself together and went through rehabilitation. Later, he created a non-profit organization that helps drug and alcohol addicts. Help consists not only in getting rid of the addiction itself, but also in finding a job with a good salary.

Manufacturer of headphones for world performers

Vitaly Belonozhko moved from Ukraine to the States when he was 10 years old. In 2010, he founded a company that manufactures and repairs headphones. To date, Vitaly has made headphones for many world stars, including Beyoncé, Kanye West, Jay Z.

Helping people to form the right mindset

Catherine Zenkina's family was forced to flee from Ukraine to Los Angeles from the mafia, and life in the new land turned out to be difficult, because they had to start with a clean slate and work hard. But the girl turned out to be promising, and already at the age of 26 she earned the first million dollars. Today, Zenkina is a mindset coach and CEO of Manifestation Babe, her books are in great demand in the world.

A talented chemist

Vasyl Lobchenko left Kyiv and flew to the States to enroll in an American university, which he succeeded in doing. The experts immediately understood that the guy was incredibly talented, noted that he would do a lot for the whole world. Today, Vasily is a well-known and respected chemist working in America.

A young scientist who treats Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases

Sofia Lysenko was 3,5 years old when her family moved from Lviv to the United States. From an early age, it was clear that the girl was incredibly smart. She created an artificial robot-macromolecule that delivers drugs to certain areas of the brain of people suffering from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases. She is not even 20 years old, but she is already negotiating cooperation with large American pharmaceutical companies and believes that she can really help people.