Member2Members Platform: New Unique Business Opportunities for Lviv IT Cluster Members

Lviv IT Cluster is strengthening collaboration between member companies by launching a new section — Member2Members (M2M) — as part of the IT Club Loyalty program. This initiative is designed to help companies find trusted business partners within the association for implementing complex projects and building long-term, reliable cooperation. The M2M section is exclusively available to Lviv IT Cluster member companies.

Thanks to the M2M section, Cluster member companies can exchange a wide range of services within the business association, from legal and financial support to selling tech products and services in areas such as software development, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence applications.

This is a unique opportunity to find the right contractor with the relevant expertise for specific business needs, promote your own B2B product, and initiate new collaborations. M2M participants can join forces to create a comprehensive digital ecosystem, where website, mobile, and desktop applications work together as a single seamless solution for the client.

The functionality is implemented on the basis of IT Club Loyalty — the largest loyalty program for tech specialists in Ukraine. The service is free to use, but access to the M2M section is limited to Lviv IT Cluster member companies only.

“In today’s unstable market, it is crucial to work with those you trust. That’s why the Member2Members initiative connects companies that understand the challenges of Ukraine’s tech business and share similar values. It’s about trust, mutual support, and loyalty within our association, as well as a shared vision for the future of Ukrainian tech,” says Iryna Skits, IT Club Loyalty Lead.

The M2M platform is already available in the IT Club mobile app and HR dashboard. To take advantage of the service, simply go to the M2M section and contact a potential partner directly.

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