Igor Aleksandrovich Putin, a Russian businessman and cousin (on the paternal side) of the leader of the Russian state, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, was born in 1953 on March 30 in the city of Leningrad.
He studied at the Higher Automobile Command School in Ryazan in 1974. According to media reports, his father, Alexander Putin, who is the brother of the father of the current Russian president, worked in it. From the same year, Igor Alexandrovich began his career in the armed forces, settled on the position of deputy head of the department at the Volsky Military School of Logistics (Saratov Region). In 1998, the president's cousin resigned.
Party
Since 2002, Igor Alexandrovich Putin began his career in politics. This year he was appointed chairman of the coordinating council of United Russia in Ryazan. Since October 2006 he joined the ranks of the membersParty "Fair Russia".
Working in companies
His career has taken off since 1998. Igor Alexandrovich Putin worked as a chief specialist in the Ryazan Regional Committee of State Statistics, then was approved for the position of deputy chairman of the committee. In 2000, he left this position, was appointed chairman of the licensing chamber of Ryazan, in the same year Igor Aleksandrovich entered the civil service at the academy. The president's brother worked in the licensing chamber until 2005, in parallel with this, in 2003, he entered the Moscow university - the Institute of Economics and Law.
In 2005, I. Putin was elected chairman of the board of directors of a plant producing steel tanks for petroleum products, part of the Volgoburmash complex.
Igor Aleksandrovich Putin continued his career in top management and was appointed president of the Surguttruboprovodstroy company, the largest supplier. After working in this position for about a year, in December 2011 I. Putin left this position in favor of implementing his own business projects.
Banker
The president's brother started his career in the banking sector in 2007, when he was offered a position on the board of directors of AvtoVAZbank. He began work in May of that year.
Further, in 2010, I. Putin was included in the top managers and acquired the status of a member of the board of directors of a major Russian player in the financial market - "MasterBank". Appointment to the post of vice-president of a credit institution took place in the fall. In this position, he planned to develop the bank's strategy and engage in its development. There is no information anywhere why Igor Aleksandrovich Putin chose this particular organization, bank representatives do not comment on this information. In the first ten days of December of the same year, he left his post.
Three months later, in early March 2011, I. Putin returned to the leadership of Master Bank, worked for about two years, and left his post in 2013, just after the license was revoked from this credit institution.
In 2012, the cousin of the head of the Russian state, Igor Aleksandrovich Putin, was appointed chairman of the board of directors of the Russian Land Bank (RZB). Previously, the bank was owned by Elena Baturina, the wife of the ex-mayor. According to official data, this credit organization was part of the largest financial and industrial group that sponsored such powerful state developments as the Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHPP, the Kola highway connecting Murmansk and St. Petersburg, and the Murmansk seaport.
I. Since October 2012, Putin has become a full member of the board of directors of another large financial institution, Industrial Savings Bank (PSB).
According to unspecified data, at the end of October 2013, Igor Putin left the management of the Russian Land Bank. Unfortunately, his plans did not come true, the possibility of implementing projects, for example, onproviding the population with affordable housing has been overvalued.
In February 2014, he also left his position on the board of directors of PSB.
Own business
The president's brother also implements his own projects. Since 2011, a new stage has begun in the biography of Igor Aleksandrovich Putin, in which, having gained a base and experience, he starts his own business and begins to implement his ideas. In particular, I. Putin bought a 51% stake in LLC NPK Energia, on the basis of which batteries are produced for the needs of Russian Railways.
By 2012, the businessman already owned seven companies, one way or another connected with production and the oil sector.
Igor Alexandrovich in 2012 became the head of a major construction project - a large project in the Murmansk region to build the seaport "Pechenga" is now in his charge. In the same year, in August, I. Putin took a post in the Maritime Board - a structure under the government.
Tenders
Putin's brother Igor Alexandrovich Putin, holding various positions, was the winner of the largest state tenders. Currently, the businessman is a co-owner of several companies, while he himself declares that his role in them is insignificant, he is only the owner of the shares of these enterprises.
Let's hope the president's brother is serious about doing a great job. How could it be otherwise?
