Talk: Vitalii Vladov

Sourcing notes for the article

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Why these sources

The article is anchored on the LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitalii-vladov/. Company, product, and byline pages were kept only where a shared identifier (OkayCMS, SimplaMarket, Maklai, booked.net, GitHub vitaliyvladov, or a link back to that profile) made the match.

Live URLs outrank marketing copy. For Maklai headcount we cited both the company site (more than 150 people; more than 9 million monthly users) and the EDR extract via Opendatabot (44 employees in the 2025 filing). The article attributes the first pair to Maklai and dates the register figures.

Subject-provided items (reference [2])

In September 2026 the subject confirmed, for this site:

• Date and city of birth (22 July 1989, Kharkiv), and that he should be described as Ukrainian.
• University study 2006-2012, master's in finance and banking, grade 82, deputy head of the group, third in the group; PrivatBank work from the end of the second year, first part-time, then night shifts.
• Maklai title product delivery manager from September 2023 (not coordinator as the first title).
• English at C1 (aligned with the EF SET certificate rather than the older LinkedIn language row).
• Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kniazdiit and Instagram @lavvod as his, still active; Telegram @lavvod; YouTube @Vitaliy2207; no X/Twitter account.
• That he was the named HURMA speaker on 31 October 2024.
• That no stable public URL remains for the June 2024 studio-webinar recording (the DOU calendar page still documents the event).
• That he owns the rights to the portrait used here. The file is his LinkedIn display photo, saved as vitalii-vladov.jpg.
• That this domain, vitaliivladov.wiki, is the publisher of the site.
• That he founded the product guild at Maklai, is one of its regular speakers, and that more than 30 meetings have been held.

He did not name a buyer for SimplaMarket or OkayCMS, did not resolve the SimplaMarket end date beyond what LinkedIn and the DOU essay already say, and did not supply EDR codes for those two businesses. Those gaps stay visible in the article as dual citations, not as a silent choice.

Courses

The Courses subsection follows LinkedIn's Licenses & Certifications list (dated) and the undated Courses row. Projector and TwoCo certificates were checked on the issuer sites. EF SET stays in Personal life, where the score is already cited. The IAMPM certificate image URL returned an error during research, so that item is cited from LinkedIn only.

LinkedIn posts used in the article

The January 2025 guild post is cited for how the meetings started. The "more than 30 meetings" and regular-speaker wording come from the subject in September 2026, not from that post. The 2 March 2022 OkayCMS post is cited for the admin-panel redirect; Cityhost [6] is the source for the 1 March statement title and the halt of sales and support. The original statement URL was not recovered as a live page.

Conflicts left in the article

• University English name. The subject supplied "Dnipropetrovsk State Technical University of Railway Transport". DIIT's own history page says that English/Ukrainian form applied after 1993 and that from 11 October 2002 (before he enrolled) the official name was Dnipropetrovsk National University of Railway Transport named after Academician V. Lazaryan. The article uses the name in force during 2006-2012 and links the current DIIT successor site.
• SimplaMarket dates. LinkedIn ends the co-founder row in December 2015. The August 2024 DOU essay says he owned the studio in parallel with OkayCMS until the sale. Both are in the Career section.
• Maklai title. He now states product delivery manager from September 2023. The June 2024 DOU listing used project coordinator. Both appear.
• Shiftreset ownership. LinkedIn is a project-manager row. The DOU calendar blurb called him a former owner of Shiftreset and Simplamarket. The article reports both wordings.

Ukrainian version

The pages under /uk/ are a Ukrainian translation of the same sourced article, not a second research pass. Citations, figures, and unresolved conflicts are identical. Corrections sent over Telegram should say whether they apply to English, Ukrainian, or both.