Bogomolov Oleg Alekseevich is a Russian government official. He headed a committee dealing with CIS issues, and also chaired a society that controlled the referendum process using electronic means of counting votes. For eighteen years he served as governor of the Kurgan region, which corresponds to four governor's terms, from 1996-2014. This activity continued until the cancellation of the participation of the heads of administrations in the Federation Council.
The beginning of life's journey
The biography of Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov originates from a small town called Petukhov, located on Kurgan land, where he was born on the first day of October 1950. He studied at a general education institution, then joined the ranks of students of the Machine-Building University in Kurgan, where he studied until 1972 with a degree in engineering.mechanic. As a student, he was a member of youth construction teams, was one of the participants in handball competitions.
Work periods
The career of Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov, however, like that of any outstanding politician, is a difficult and thorny path. Bogomolov began building his career ladder in the early 1970s. If we consider all the stages of its development, then we will see something like this:
- The initial period from 1972-1975, his activities took place at a machine-building enterprise in Kurgan, where he worked as a design engineer at the technology site, was a member of the Komsomol committee members at the enterprise. From 1973 he was a member of the bureau of the Komsomol head office in Kurgan, then a non-staff secretary, and then put forward a candidate for membership in the Kurgan Committee of the Komsomol.
- From 1975-1981 he worked as the chief specialist of the enterprise, head of the youth construction team.
- From 1981-1987, he was a mentor in propaganda and agitation of the Kurgan Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR. He graduated from the Sverdlovsk Higher Party School in 1984
- From 1987-1988, he served as the second secretary of the October District Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR in Kurgan.
- From 1988-1990 he chaired the Oktyabrsky District Executive Committee in Kurgan.
- Since 1990, he chaired the Oktyabrsky District Council of People's Deputies.
- Since 1991 - chairmanship in KUMI, work as deputy head of the administration of the city of Kurgan.
- Period from 1992-1993was marked by his activity as the head of the Kurgan Regional Council of People's Deputies of the 21st convocation.
- From April 1994-1996 he chaired the Kurgan Regional Duma of the 1st convocation.
- December 8, 1996 - elections. By the number of votes, he took the lead in both rounds of voting. As a result, he took the place of the head of the Kurgan Regional Duma.
- At the end of November 2000, he once again put forward his candidacy for the governor's post, won most of the votes and went to the second round. The competitor of the second round of elections was the head of JSC "Kurgandrozhzhi" Nikolai Bagretsov. The second round brought Bogomolov most of the votes. He continued his activities as governor.
- In the gubernatorial elections in 2004, he again came forward and became the governor of the Kurgan region for the third time. From 2003-2004 he was a member of the Presidium of the State Council of the Russian Federation.
- In December 2009, following the results of another vote, he took over as head of the administration of the city of Kurgan.
- February 4, 2014, he resigned as governor, which the President signed.
Stages of party membership
From 1977-1991 he was in the ranks of the Communist Party. From 1995-1996, Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov held a leading position in the collective union "People's Power". Since 2004 and until today, it has been part of United Russia.
Success in activities
The position that Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov adheres to allowsto put into action all the economic plans for improving the region. During his tenure as governor, the situation in the Kurgan region has changed a lot. There was a strong increase in GDP and investment in fixed assets. During the period of his being in power, many production facilities were erected in Kurgan. Up to 1 million sq. m. of housing, the number of gasified houses has increased.
Kurgan region came out on top in growing vegetables and grains. Since 2000, all economic data indicate that the Kurgan region in this area is a developed region. In 2007, she received the Golden Ruble award and was recognized as the first in raising the economy throughout the Trans-Urals.
Participation in the life of the region
In April 2010, Bogomolov took an active part in the installation of the main engine at CHPP-2 in Kurgan. He even tightened the bolt himself, which was part of the mounting base, and signed for posterity.
- 10.02.2011 was a participant in the event related to the start of construction of a sports complex with a swimming pool in Kurgan. Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov promised that the building of the pool will be transferred to a sports school where future swimmers are trained.
- 22.06.2011 took part in a mourning rally dedicated to the seventieth anniversary of the start of the Second World War. Reading a speech at the opening of the rally, Bogomolov stressed that the population of Kurgan remembers with a sense of great gratitude those who fought, workers on the home front, and those who did not spare their lives so that their descendants could live in conditionspeacetime.
- 28.06.11 he took part in the opening of a memorial plaque to firefighters who died on duty.
- 14.02.2013 participated in the meeting of the peoples of the Trans-Urals, which was dedicated to the seventieth anniversary of the formation of the Kurgan region.
- 22.02.2013 Bogomolov - a participant in the laying of a capsule with a message to posterity. It was placed in the base of a granary under construction.
- 29.03.2013 was a participant in the ceremony that opened the competition in Greco-Roman wrestling, which is a tribute to the memory of N. V. Paryshev, an honorary resident of the city of Kurgan. At the end of 2013, he had the great honor of carrying the torch during the opening ceremony of the Olympics held in the city of Sochi in 2014.
Hobbies
Politician passionate about hunting and fishing. In spring and summer - work in the garden. Sings songs with a guitar, enjoys sports.
Family
The family of Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov includes:
- Father, Alexei Tarasovich Bogomolov, who worked at a foundry in Petukhov. He started his activity as a simple worker, ended up as the head of the shop.
- Mother, Anna Ivanovna Bogomolova, who worked as a nurse in a polyclinic at the plant.
- Brother, Sergei Alekseevich Bogomolov, in the 90s of the last century, he was one of the founders of the Russian-Greek company "Simpan", whose activities were related to the acquisition of grain products. In 2000, he headed the company OAO Grain of the Trans-Urals.
- Wives, TamaraViktorovna Bogomolova, who was born on January 22, 1952 in the Chelyabinsk region. Married since 1973. She graduated from the Polytechnic Institute in Chelyabinsk, after which she worked at the Kurgan machine-building enterprise in the design bureau. Since 2002, he has been involved in charity work. Has an award for good deeds.
- The eldest daughter, Natalya Olegovna Bogomolova, who was born in 1975. Graduated from Kurgan University (Department of Economics). While still at school, she successfully tested under the project "Children in Defense of Freedom", underwent an internship in America. In his youth, his hobbies were sports and dancing. She has been married to a businessman since the late 90s and lives in the capital.
- Younger daughter, Olga Olegovna Bogomolova, passionate about tennis. Twice in competitions in this sport she showed good results. She graduated from the Kurgan secondary school, and then Moscow State University. Lives in the capital.
- Husband of the first daughter, Oleg Vladimirovich Dubov, former owner of the Metropolis company. Lives in the capital.
- Also, Oleg Alekseevich Bogomolov has two grandchildren.
Resignation
For almost a lifetime, Bogomolov headed one region. And in February 2014, he handed over the region to the new management. By the end of 2014, the period of his governorship was supposed to expire, but even a year earlier he voiced his plans for life with uncertainty. The reason for his departure from his post was elementary fatigue, because during his reign he did a lot for his region, invested in ita lot of strength.
What has been done for the region in 18 years
When he came to the post of governor in the late nineties of the last century, the situation was deplorable, many industrial enterprises were closed, staff was reduced, unemployment reigned. Bogomolov could not solve all the problems at once, but gradually the situation improved.
Road condition
The problem of all cities in our country is the poor condition of roads and traffic jams. The same situation has developed in Kurgan and the region. But over the years, things have changed. Many roads have been repaired and the most important ones have been widened. Bogomolov himself believed that roads in Russia are not a problem, they are just big waste.
Children's preschools
There have always been more than one thousand children on the waiting list for kindergarten. By the end of 2014, 14 kindergartens had opened.
Buildings
During the reign of Bogomolov, a sports complex "Youth", a swimming pool, a skating rink appeared in Kurgan. Many buildings were repaired, for example, the building of the registry office was repaired. By the end of Bogomolov's term as governor, many residential buildings appeared. An equally important contribution to the development of the region is the construction of a perinatal center. Bogomolov paid great attention to the construction of housing, and he himself met with people who received new housing.
One of the main achievements of Bogomolov is to attract the largest contributor to the energy complex to the region. The result was the creation of another CHP. Until that moment, only in one of the citiesSiberia was the only thermal power plant. At the moment, Kurgan and the region are reliably protected from the lack of electricity and heat supply.
Thus, the former governor of the Kurgan region did a lot for his region. If there were problems during his reign, then they were small, insignificant and completely solvable.
