Sergei Chemezov - head of Rostekh corporation

Sergei Chemezov is the general director of Rostekh, the former head of Rosoboronexport. He is a member of the Supreme Council of the United Russia party. It is considered a close ally of Vladimir Putin. The Agency for Economic News contributes it to the top 10 most influential people in the Russian Federation.

Biography

Sergei Chemezov was born in the city of Cheremkhovo in 1952. In 1975 he graduated from the Irkutsk University of National Economy with a red diploma. Then he entered the higher courses at the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Federation.

In 1980 he got a job in the experimental-industrial enterprise "Ray". Since 1983, he headed the representation of this company in the GDR. There, Sergei Viktorovich and met with Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. The future president of the Russian Federation then worked in Dresden in territorial intelligence under the guise of the head of the House of Friendship of the GDR-USSR. He told me how he lived with Vladimir Vladimirovich under one roof, and their families communicated closely.

From 1988 to 1996 Chemezov worked as deputy director of the association "Sovinterport" (rumored that Sergey Viktorovich was the controller of this company from the KGB). In 1996 he became the President's manager for foreign economic relations. In 1998, Vladimir Artyakov came to work there, who later became a deputy and governor of the Samara region. At the moment, their sons are co-owners of the hotel complex "Meridian" in Gelendzhik.

In 2007, he became general director of the state corporation "Russian Technologies". It united 437 separate enterprises under its own authority. Chemezov believed that this collaboration would help bring all the loss-making defense assets of the country to a new level.

At the end of 2013, Chemezov met with Prime Minister Medvedev at the Gorki residence outside Moscow. The hero of this article presented Dmitry Anatolyevich with the Russian "Yotafon", equipped with two screens.

A family

The first wife of Sergei Chemezov named Lyubov was a close friend of Lyudmila Putin since her time in the GDR.

The second wife of the billionaire was Ekaterina Ignatova. She owns 70% of the enterprise LLC "Kate", engaged in the production and development of gearboxes for the company "AvtoVAZ". She is also the main owner of the chain of restaurants "Floor" (19 institutions in the capital) and "Troika-Dialog" (together with Gore Nahapetyan).

Sergei Chemezov has four children - two from the first marriage (Alexander and Stanislav) and the same from the second (daughter and son Sergei).

Income

The total profit of the Chemezovs for 2012 is 517 million rubles. Of these, 455 million earned Catherine, and only 62 million - Sergei Viktorovich. In the property of the family there are 7 cars and 21 real estate objects. In 2013, the income of spouses increased to 803 million rubles.

Scientific and guardianship work

Sergei Chemezov, whose biography was presented above, is a doctor of economic sciences, an active member of the Academy of Military Sciences, professor and author of more than 130 publications. At the moment, Rostech cooperates with 214 universities. Chemezov also pays much attention to the revival of research and development and research work. On his initiative, the famous scientist Yuri Koptev, who now heads the scientific and technical council, came to the corporation.

Sergei Chemezov is on the list of boards of trustees. Among them are the Russian Federation of Cycling, the Gorchakov Foundation for Support of Diplomacy, the Charitable Foundation for the Restoration of the Temple of Christ and the New Jerusalem Monastery. Since 2014 he has been a member of the board of Russian school Olympiads.

Awards

In 2004, Chemezov received the RF Government Prize in the field of engineering and science. He was awarded several orders (Honor - 2002, Friendship - 2009, For Merits to the Motherland - 2005, 2007 and 2012), as well as Soviet and Russian medals. In March 2010, Sergei Victorovich for the contribution to the development of French-Soviet relations in the field of high-tech production received the Order of the Legion of Honor.