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Skyline supports Europe’s defense industry while actively contributing to Ukraine’s defense capabilities. By sourcing and delivering specialized components essential for arms production, Skyline strengthens Europe’s security architecture and strategic resilience. In alignment with the EU’s objectives, we also support Ukraine’s path toward defense self-sufficiency. As major suppliers prioritize their own supply chains, Skyline helps fill critical gaps by collaborating with European and Ukrainian manufacturers to ensure access to vital components—reinforcing stability and security across the European continent.

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Skyline Leadership Team

Armen Agas

Strategy Director & Owner

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Ondrej Slouf

Director of Government Relations & Owner

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Jan Krs

Commercial Director

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Jonathan Zimmerman

Director of U.S. and Asia Strategic Procurement

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Marcela Hradecka

Financial Director & Owner

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Josef Machacek

Security and Compliance Director & Owner

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Jiri Svoboda

Managing Director

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A message from our management

We at Skyline take seriously the responsibility that comes with being part of Europe’s defense ecosystem. Our mission is not only to strengthen resilience and deterrence through technology — but to do so ethically, transparently, and lawfully. Every member of our team is part of that mission. Our commitment to compliance is not optional — it is a strategic and moral imperative. We welcome cooperation, dialogue, and scrutiny — and we hold ourselves to the highest standards, every day.

Corporate Compliance

At Skyline s.r.o., we view integrity and compliance as foundational elements of responsible business in the defense and security sector. In an environment defined by strategic responsibility and legal regulation, we adhere strictly to both international standards and national laws. Our leadership is committed to promoting a culture of transparency, accountability, and zero tolerance for corruption or unethical behavior. These principles are essential not only for our long-term success but also for earning the trust of partners, governments, and the public.

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Ethics & Conduct Charger

Skyline is proud to operate at the intersection of European defense innovation and responsible industry practice. As we support critical security needs through advanced technologies and logistics, our foundation is built on respect, discipline, and ethical rigor.

Business results matter — but how we achieve them matters even more. The Skyline Ethics & Conduct Charter outlines the core values shared across our company: integrity, responsibility, lawful conduct, and respect for our partners and colleagues. All employees and representatives of Skyline are expected to understand and apply these values in their daily work, with regular training and leadership oversight provided to ensure full alignment.

We believe that only by maintaining ethical consistency can we remain a credible, secure, and sustainable actor in the defense sector.

Corporate Principles

Skyline’s corporate principles reflect our commitment to quality, compliance, operational excellence, and responsible international engagement.

We operate within a highly regulated industry, where defense-related exports, technology transfers, and dual-use goods are subject to strict licensing and oversight. We fully comply with all relevant EU, Czech, and international laws, including foreign trade regulations, arms control, non-proliferation agreements, and human rights frameworks.

Skyline maintains a strict dual-control policy, meaning no single employee or manager may unilaterally act on behalf of the company in sensitive matters. Compliance awareness is actively reinforced through internal audits, clear guidelines, and ongoing training. Every employee is encouraged to raise concerns about potential violations, and all reports are treated seriously and confidentially.

Export & Trade Compliance

As a trusted supplier in the defense value chain, Skyline ensures that all products, components, and technologies are subject to proper export licensing and documentation. Our foreign trade and compliance team supports employees and partners in navigating permit requirements and regulatory restrictions, especially for controlled or dual-use technologies.

We do not tolerate circumvention of any applicable export law or sanctions regulation. Each transaction must be verifiable, authorized, and traceable, with special scrutiny applied to end-use certification and re-export obligations.

Human Rights & Responsibility

Skyline is committed to upholding the principles of human dignity, fair labor, and non-discrimination throughout its operations and supply chain. We stand firmly against forced labor, child labor, and any form of human rights abuse, directly or indirectly. We expect our suppliers and partners to uphold these same standards.

Armen Agas

Strategy Director/Owner

He is a finance and security expert that in parallel serves as Vice Chairman of SARN, a U.S.-based firm specializing in distressed asset management in the security and energy sectors, and the Richard Richards Foundation, which promotes ethics in governance. SARN, led by former U.S. government officials, has played a key role in defense procurement, integrating Central European firms into the U.S. market, and supporting Iraq’s efforts to combat ISIS and Ukraine’s efforts to liberate its territories from Russian occupation. Agas has also been active in transatlantic policy, advising senior officials, military leaders, and policymakers across Europe.

Ondřej Šlouf

Director of Public Affairs & Government Relations

Ondřej Šlouf has over two decades of experience in government public affairs in the EU and the Czech Republic. During this time, he lobbied for ČEZ, SZ (Railway Infrastructure Administration), the Energy Regulatory Office, and other entities. He was a registered lobbyist in Brussels and served for eight years as the CEO of Access EU – EEIG (European Economic Interest Grouping), where he represented the interests of various energy, transport, and other diverse companies. He holds a law degree.

Jan Krs

Commercial Director

With over three decades of experience in both governmental and commercial sectors, Jan Krs has built a distinguished career with a strong emphasis on licensing, foreign trade, and economic diplomacy. He held key positions within the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade, particularly in the Licensing Administration dealing with dual use materials, where he served as director. His governmental background also includes diplomatic postings as Commercial Counselor at Czech embassies in former Soviet Republics, where he led trade and economic sections. Jan Krs has extensive expertise in foreign trade, especially defense industry exports, and has worked internationally as a senior executive for a Kazakh automotive company. His career reflects a deep understanding of arms export licensing regulations, international trade negotiations, and cross-border commercial operations.

Jonathan Zimmerman

Director of Strategic Procurement for USA & Asia
Jonathan Zimmerman is a business executive with extensive experience in mining, energy, and international trade, particularly in Asia and the United States. He managed projects in oil, gas, and mineral extraction, including precious metal mining in Latin America. He has worked closely with state enterprises and private-sector partners in Asia on joint ventures, licensing agreements, and complex corporate transactions. His background includes serving as an international legal advisor for major Asian manufacturers and leading US-based firms specializing in technology licensing, export controls, and compliance.

Marcela Hradecká

Chief Financial Officer
Dr. Marcela Hradecká has been a licensed tax consultant since 1996 and previously worked as an internal auditor for the Czech Ministry of Defense at VOP. She oversaw the CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicle adaptation project and managed financial processes for a multi-billion-dollar contract.

Josef Macháček

Director & Owner – Security and Compliance
Josef Macháček served in Czech Republic’s counterintelligence service. Following his operational service he was then head of security for the City of Prague, then deputy chief of administration of the Central Bohemian Region, and then advisor to the Minister of Interior of the Czech Republic. Currently Josef Machacek is adviser to the Mayor of Prague for Security Affairs. Mr. Machacek focuses on resiliency and security of Skyline supply chains and processes.

Jiří Svoboda

Managing Director & Owner
Dr. Jiří Svoboda served in combat missions in the Czech Armed Forces (AČR). During his military career, he held senior leadership and specialist roles at various command and management levels. At the General Staff of the Czech Armed Forces, he coordinated NATO force capability development. After leaving the military, he held a senior role at the Czech Ministry of the Interior. Following his government service, Jiří Svoboda worked tirelessly to ensure that Czech and allied forces were equipped with the best gear and ammunition to defend democracy. He holds a PhD in Economics and Management from the University of Defense in Brno.