Anna Bilenka

About Anna Bilenka

Anna published one successful book in Ukraine, and the second is on the way. At OpenEmbassy , she builds communities, supports people and provides content that touches. For her, language is an opportunity to connect with people, and it is only a matter of time before she will publish in Dutch. Anna is one big chunk of energy, with endless ambition, and a big heart.

Mail Anna Bilenka

anna@openembassy.nl

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