Kseniia Levchenko

Kseniia Levchenko

Position: Best Advertising Professional of the Year
Categories: Winners 2026

Kseniia Levchenko is a marketing and advertising strategist with 18 years of senior leadership experience across global brands, holding roles including Head of Marketing and Advertising and Marketing Director. Her career spans go-to-market strategy, product launches, event campaigns, and brand development — with a particular focus on integrating AI-driven methodologies into traditional advertising evaluation frameworks.
Her academic grounding in economics and public relations has informed an approach to marketing that treats measurement and analytics as central rather than supplementary. The methodologies she has introduced across her career — combining advanced AI techniques with established evaluation methods — have been credited with helping multiple organizations reach profitability and establish durable market positions.
Industry recognition has followed consistently. Gold and Silver awards in the Mazda Dealer Cup reflect her ability to deliver measurable commercial impact within demanding, results-oriented environments. In 2024, USA Wire named her to its list of 40 Marketing Trailblazers Shaping the Industry’s Future — a recognition that places her alongside professionals redefining how brands connect with audiences in an increasingly complex digital landscape. She also serves on the shortlist jury for the New York Festivals, one of the most respected creative advertising competitions globally, bringing her strategic perspective to the evaluation of work that pushes the boundaries of the craft.
Alongside her professional practice, Levchenko contributes to the academic community as a published author of scientific articles on marketing — reflecting a commitment to knowledge-building that extends beyond client work and industry awards.
Across 18 years, the throughline in her career has been the same: rigorous strategy, measurable outcomes, and a willingness to introduce new methodologies where existing ones fall short.