Since 2018, Sergey Nazarov founded GN Consulting, a communication agency specialising in political consulting and corporate culture. He serves as a political strategist and consultant to leading Ukrainian politicians and statesmen.[4] Additionally, he is the Ambassador of Odesa to the United Kingdom.[5] From 2018 to 2020, Sergey Nazarov produced the "First City" TV channel.[4]
SInce 2019, Sergey Nazarov and team of GN Consulting agency consulted and helped organize the LGBTQ+ Pride Parade in Odesa. Gender equality, human rights and individual freedom are fundamental principles which are an essential part of the corporate culture within the Agency and in partnership with civil society in Ukraine.[6]
Public activity
In 2018, Sergey Nazarov joined the Marazli Club (Odesa Art Museum) and received a diploma in 2019 for his contributions to the museum.[7]
In 2019, Sergey Nazarov organized the first Odesa International Ecological Festival.[8] In 2021, he organized the second Odesa International Ecological Festival[9] and served as the General Producer of the seventh International Festival "Golden Violins of Odesa".[10] Nazarov was also a partner of the Odessa Classics International Music Festival.[4] In December 2021, he participated in the tenth Charity Diplomatic Christmas Market, gifted the "Garden of Life" sculpture to Greek Park in Odesa.[11][12][13]
In July 2022, Nazarov organized Julian Milkis' charity concert.[14][15] In 2022, he launched the social music project "CREATIVE FORCE," developed a nomination dossier for Odesa's UNESCO World Heritage status, and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Civitta.[16] At the same year, he also developed a dossier for the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) to host EXPO 2030 and curated the national project "It’s us." Additionally, he partnered in a social project for IDP children and organized an official visit of Tobias Ellwood, UK Parliament.
In 2023, Nazarov co-wrote a Memorandum of Cooperation for financial and technical assistance to Odesa. At the same year, he began volunteering with The Common Good Foundation.[17][18][19][20][21][22] In 2023, he delivered a speech at the House of Lords, UK, on the prospects of post-war Odesa and its investment potential.[23]
