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1960 - 1970
Specialized English school in St.Petersburg. I am very grateful to my school because it gave me in my early ears a good basic knowledge of English and made my communication with the outer world much easier.
1970 - 1975
St.Petersburg State University, Chemical Department. I was fond of chemistry starting from my childhood. Finally I graduated the University as a specialist in organic chemistry.
1975 - 1979
Research Institute of Highly Purified Biochemical Substances in St.Petersburg. It was a beginning and the end of my scientific career. Though I was quite a good chemist, it appeared that scientific management and communication with the outer world were attracting me much stronger than my chemical laboratory.
1979 - 1984
Public Health Department of St.Petersburg, deputy-head of International Division, coordinator of international cooperation programs (mostly in the field of pharmaceutical research). I believe I was not bad on this job, because in 1983 I was invited to Moscow.
1984 - 1985
The Russian State Committee for Science and Technology, Department of scientific-technical cooperation with the Western countries (Moscow). I did not stay there for long. It was just a one year training period before getting an appointment abroad.
1985 - 1989
Scientific and Technical Attache of the Russian Embassy in The Hague (The Netherlands), 2 Secretary. It was a comparatively short, but bright and interesting period of my life. I still remember and love the nice country called Holland.
1989 - 1992
Russian Academy of Sciences, St.Petersburg Scientific Center, deputy-chief of International department, coordinator of scientific exchange and international collaboration programs. It was interesting and useful, but the economic reforms in Russia were going faster and faster and "the jacket of a governmental servant" became too narrow for me. Decision was made fast: I retired from governmental service.
1992 - ?..
Private business, Small business, Business management. In 1992 I decided to start a new life and found myself in unfriendly and unknown to a greater part of Russians ocean of private business. Storms and disasters, dead calms and stagnation, prosperous islands of success sharps and pirats - I passed it all and finally found a steady solid land of information business.
Now I am a Managing Director of a comparatively big Information company (25 employees).
I know, that a lot of people need our help and could tell only:
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