Most politicians and managers have a rather difficult fate, because they are forced to be torn between family and work. There is no exception in this regard and this statesman, as Sergei Vladilenovich Kiriyenko. Family and work were quite closely intertwined in his life. Let's take a closer look at the main points of Sergei Vladilenovich's biography and talk about his career and personal life.
Childhood
Sergei Kiriyenko's hometown is Sukhumi. It was there that he was born on July 26, 1962. His father was Vladilen Yakovlevich Izraitel, who came from a Jewish family. He worked as a teacher at a university and was a scientist. He had a doctorate in philosophical sciences. Mother (Ukrainian by nationality), Larisa Vasilyevna Kiriyenko, had an economic education.
Later the family lived in Sochi, and then moved to Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod). But in the first half of the 70s, Serezha’s parents divorced, and he and his mother returned to the Black Sea resort town. Larisa Vasilievna switched to her previous surname and changed Sergei's surname. Vladilen Yakovlevich married again, and in his new marriage, a daughter, Anna, was born in 1974. In the future, she, like her brother, will reach heights public service.
In Sochi, Maria Aistova and Sergei Kiriyenko went to the same school. The children also attended a club at a local film studio together. After completing her studies at school, Masha entered medical school hometown, and Sergei Vladilenovich moved to Gorky, where he became a student at the Engineering Institute of Water Transport.
Youth
Already in 1982, after graduating from college, Maria Aistova followed Sergei and soon married him. She entered the local medical school. In 1983, Sergei Vladilenovich Kirienko’s wife, Maria Vladislavovna, gave birth to his first child. The boy was named Vladimir.
Meanwhile, the happy father successfully completed his studies at the university. That same year he was admitted to the Communist Party. At that time, he was only 22 years old, which was considered an early start.
From 1984 to 1986, after graduating from the institute, he served in the ranks of the armed forces of the USSR. Then he was hired as a shipbuilding foreman at the Krasnoye Sormovo plant. There he became secretary of the Komsomol, and then was appointed first secretary of the regional committee of the Gorky region.
Entrepreneurial activity
Meanwhile, difficult times began in the country, the old system was collapsing, but the life of Sergei Kiriyenko’s family continued its measured course. In 1990, their second child was born - daughter Lyuba. But Sergei Vladilenovich’s career began to develop in a completely different direction. In 1991, in connection with the dissolution of the Komsomol, he was dismissed from the post of secretary of the regional committee and took up entrepreneurial activity in a new state called the Russian Federation.
Immediately he was the director of JSC Concern AMK, which originated from the Komsomol youth organization, founded by him back in the late 80s. At the same time, he studied at the Government Academy with a specialization in Banking. After graduating in 1993, he became the then famous commercial bank “Garantiya”. A year later, Sergei Kiriyenko’s active work led to him being noticed in the government and invited to become an adviser to the President on industrial issues and entrepreneurship. Since 1996, with the support of Boris Nemtsov, the hero of our story became the head of the NORSI-Oil company, which was engaged in the sale of oil and petroleum products.
Government Jobs
However, he did not work at NORSI-Oil for very long. Already in 1997, Sergei Kiriyenko was appointed first deputy minister of fuel and energy. Growth up the career ladder in the civil service occurred quite quickly. Soon he himself became a minister, and in 1998 - chairman of the government, replacing the one who had held this post for five years. Thus, Sergei Kiriyenko became the youngest prime minister in the newest Russian history, taking up this position at age 35.
But he headed the Government far from being the best of times for Russia. Sergei Kiriyenko tried to carry out a series of liberal reforms, but due to sharp decline oil prices and a number of others negative factors On August 17, 1998, a default was declared, and 5 days later Sergei Vladilenovich was dismissed by the President.
Political career
However, despite such dismal results, Sergei Kiriyenko did not fold his arms and already in 1999 put forward his candidacy for the position of mayor of Moscow, losing only to Luzhkov in the voting results. In the same year, he was elected to the State Duma on the list of the SPS party. In parliament he was the leader of the faction of the same name, but already in 2000 he resigned as a deputy due to his appointment to the post of representative of the President in the Volga Federal District. The following year he was appointed chairman of the commission on chemical disarmament.
Meanwhile, new joy awaited the family: in 2002, Sergei Kirilenko’s second daughter, Nadezhda, was born.
"Rosatom"
In 2005, Sergei Vladilenovich Kiriyenko was appointed to the post of head of the Atomic Energy Agency. Rosatom became his next place of work. This organization is a state corporation created in 2007 on the basis of the above agency. It includes about 360 different enterprises that are related to
The seriousness of this structure is evidenced by the fact that it has the world's second largest uranium reserves. Its director is considered one of the best top managers Russian Federation to date. According to the Kommersant newspaper, Sergey Vladilenovich Kiriyenko took fifth place among the most effective leaders in the country. At the end of 2013, Rosatom achieved a profit of 155,200 million rubles.
Sergei Kiriyenko holds the position of head of this structure to this day and copes with the assigned tasks quite successfully.
Personal finance
Naturally, the work of a top manager should be paid very well, and Sergei Kiriyenko does not suffer from a lack of funds. Thus, at the end of 2009, his personal income amounted to 16.36 million rubles, and at the end of 2010 - 17.76 million. In 2014, Sergei Kiriyenko declared income in the amount of 69.5 million rubles, of which for basic salary his place of work accounts for 56.5 million. He is actually a dollar millionaire.
In addition, it must be said that Vladimir, the son of Sergei Vladilenovich, owns big business, consisting of many companies.
The other children and the wife of the head of Rosatom are not currently involved in business, and therefore do not have significant income. Thus, according to official data, the wife’s annual salary for 2014 was about 367.9 thousand rubles, which is an average of about 30.7 thousand rubles per month - usual wage doctor in Russia.
Family
Although throughout the entire story we have from time to time paid attention to the family of Sergei Kiriyenko, in conclusion we will talk about it in more detail.
Sergei Kiriyenko's wife, Maria Vladislavovna Kiriyenko (nee Aistova), was born in 1962 in Sochi. As mentioned above, she graduated from a medical school in her homeland, and then from an institute in Gorky. From then to this day he has been working as a doctor. In 1997 I received another higher education with a degree in phytotherapist.
Son, Vladimir Kiriyenko, born in 1983. Has a higher financial education. He is a major businessman, chairman of the directors of Sarov Business Bank. In addition, he owns several enterprises, including an agricultural holding, a tourist camp, several elevators, utility companies, etc. He is married and has a son, Sergei, born in 2007.
Sergei Kiriyenko's eldest daughter, Lyubov Kiriyenko, was born in 1990. Graduated from a university with a degree in Management. Currently working as a junior manager at an agency.
The youngest daughter, Nadezhda Kiriyenko, was born in 2002. Currently studying at one of the Moscow schools.
Of course, family is the most valuable thing Sergey Vladilenovich Kiriyenko has in life. His children and wife, he said, have always been a reliable support for him, helping to brighten up his workdays.
Russian politician and entrepreneur. Notable for the fact that he became the youngest head of government in the entire history of Russia in this moment. This happened in 1998, when Sergei Kiriyenko was 35 years old. Was the general director of the state nuclear energy corporation "Rosatom"- a Russian state holding uniting more than 360 enterprises in the nuclear industry. In 2016, he became First Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration. Sergei Kiriyenko is often confused with the writer Sergei Ivanovich Kiriyenko.
Childhood and studies
Sergei Kiriyenko was born July 26, 1962 in Sukhumi itself big city Abkhazia. It is curious that the parents of the future politician knew each other from a very early age: they lived in the same house, studied at the same school, and decided to get married when they were students. Father - Vladilen Yakovlevich Izraitel, professor, Doctor of Philosophy, was the head of several departments of the Volga State University of Water Transport. Mother - Larisa Vasilievna Kiriyenko, economist. Apparently, Sergei Kiriyenko bears his mother’s surname.
Sergei was still a child when his parents decided to separate. My father remained in the city of Gorky (now called Nizhny Novgorod), where he taught. Mother and son moved to the city of Sochi. There the boy began to study at secondary school No. 7, considered prestigious among local residents. He was a very diligent student, and his grades were consistently high. After graduating from school, Sergei Kiriyenko returned to Gorky, where he spent his early childhood and where his father continued to teach at the Institution of Water Transport Engineers. The young graduate entered this higher educational institution.
According to the recollections of classmates and teachers, Sergei is already in student years proved himself to be a talented organizer and leader. He was distinguished by his extraordinary attentiveness during lectures, so it was easy for him to study, and, as in school, his usual grade was an A. During the seminars, Kiriyenko was always one of the most active students. In addition to all these qualities, the undoubted advantages young guy were sociability combined with intelligence, which made him very attractive and conducive to communication.
Having successfully graduated from the institute, at the age of twenty-two Sergei became a shipbuilding engineer with a corresponding diploma. His teachers, as well as the leadership of the institute, seeing the promise and intelligence of their student, persistently suggested that he continue his studies in graduate school. However, the young man preferred dry science real life, and immediately after receiving my diploma I went to work at a factory.
Having reached conscription age, in 1984 Sergei Kiriyenko joined the army. For two years he served in the air force located near the city of Nikolaev in Ukraine. He was a platoon commander, and in this difficult and responsible position he showed himself to be brave and courageous. While serving in the army, another significant life event occurred for those years. young man- he joined the communist party Soviet Union(CPSU). It is noteworthy that once his paternal grandfather, Yakov, was among the most eminent communist activists. Sergei continued his work, becoming just as devoted to the cause of the party. It is known that even when the CPSU was liquidated in 1991, he, despite the situation in the country, did not hand over his party card or dispose of it in any way, but kept it with himself. In 1986, Kiriyenko was demobilized and returned to civilian activities.
Sergei Kiriyenko and State Duma Speaker
Work in politics
After returning from the army, Sergei Kiriyenko got a job as a simple foreman at a shipbuilding plant "Krasnoe Sormovo"- one of the oldest enterprises in this industry, located in the Sormovsky district of Nizhny Novgorod. Even in such an unremarkable position, the young master’s excellent organizational skills were quickly noticed. It was thanks to him that the welding team became the leader in production. In addition to purely work, Kiriyenko actively showed himself in public life - he was the secretary of the Komsomol committee at the plant. All these qualities could not go unnoticed by his work and party comrades, and soon Sergei was appointed to the position of secretary at Gorky regional committee Komsomol.
As it soon became clear, this was only the first step in the long career ladder of the young politician. Being a born leader by nature, Sergei Kiriyenko felt the need to be first everywhere and never stop there. Therefore, no one was surprised by the fact that at only 28 years old he became a deputy of the Gorky Regional Council. He felt a lack of certain knowledge and entered the Academy of National Economy under the President of the Russian Federation in 1991 year, choosing the specialty “finance and banking”. After graduating two years later, he became a highly qualified certified manager.
The next stages in Sergei Kiriyenko’s career were the positions of General Director joint stock company- AMK youth concern, head of the board of the Garantiya bank, president of an oil company "NorsiOil". After this, Kiriyenko’s successful activities began in the capital of the Russian Federation. He is appointed first deputy minister of fuel and energy. Just six months later, in 1997, the then president of the country appointed 35-year-old Kiriyenko as minister of fuel and energy. The head of state was impressed by the performance and energy of the young politician.
Rosatom
One of major events in the life of Sergei Kiriyenko was his appointment to the position of general director of the state corporation "Rosatom"- Federal Atomic Energy Agency. This huge holding united under its leadership more than three hundred enterprises in this industry, including scientific centers and institutes, nuclear power plants. He was also responsible for the construction of Russian nuclear power plants in other countries and the export of nuclear fuel.
Sergei Kiriyenko worked as the head of this organization for eleven years. As is his custom, he initially set clear tasks for himself and successfully achieved their implementation. In particular, under him, the cost of electrical energy generated in Russia fell, the capacity utilization factor at nuclear power plants increased, and the number of employees of the Rosatom Corporation became such that it could easily ensure the efficient operation of the enterprise.
There were also negative reviews about Kiriyenko’s work as a leader "Rosatom". In particular, some criticized Kiriyenko’s decision to continue to operate old power units, because this went against safety standards. There were also allegations that enormous amounts of money were spent completely ineffectively.
Awards
Sergei Kiriyenko has many different awards received over the years of successful service and work in various sectors of economics and politics. Among them the most significant are:
- The Order of Honor is a state award of the Russian Federation, which is awarded to citizens for significant achievements in socially useful activities that have significantly improved people's lives.
- The Anatoly Koni Medal is the highest departmental medal of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
With Vladimir Putin
Personal life
Sergei Kiriyenko's wife - Maria Vladislavovna Aistova. The young people met back in school years in Sochi, got married during their student days at the age of 19. Maria Aistova received medical education and works as a pediatrician. She and Sergei Vladilenovich have three children: a son, Vladimir, and daughters, Lyubov and Nadezhda. The son has already proven himself to be a successful businessman; he led large companies: Rostelecom, Capital LLC. He currently owns a power plant in Vladimir region, elevators, tourist camp, is a co-owner "Sarovbusinessbank".
Sergei Kiriyenko is known as a follower healthy image life. Among his hobbies are fishing and hunting, scuba diving and aikido (Kiriyenko has a fourth dan in this martial art). It is known that very great importance This is why his family has a policy.
Sergei Kiriyenko today
In October 2016, Kiriyenko was appointed by Vladimir Putin First Deputy Head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation. Earlier that same year, he was removed from his post as Rosatom's general director, but he remained with this corporation on the supervisory board. It is known that in 2017 he anonymously communicated with journalists in the Kremlin, after which he was identified in the media as “ high-ranking official"or "source in the Kremlin." Kiriyenko also tries his hand at charity: he participates in campaigns against cancer in children.
In 1984 he graduated from the Gorky Institute as a water transport engineer. In 1993 he graduated from the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation.
Name: Kiriyenko Sergey Vladilenovich Date of birth: July 26, 1962. Place of birth: Sukhumi, USSR
Childhood
The future politician was born in the south of the USSR, in Abkhazia. His father, Vladilen Yakovlevich Izraitel, was the son of an ardent communist. Yakov Vladimirovich Izraitel commanded the border post. According to family legend, when there was a fire in the house, he rushed into the fire to save his party card.
Vladilen Yakovlevich graduated from Moscow State University, received academic titles Doctor of Philosophy and Professor and worked at the Gorky Institute of Water Transport Engineers. Professor Izraitel taught scientific communism, since 1990, when this discipline lost popularity, he headed the department of political science, and then in 1992-1995 he headed the department of humanities and social sciences.
Mother, Larisa Vasilievna Kiriyenko, met her future husband at school. She graduated from the Odessa Economic Institute. The family lived in Sochi, then moved to Gorky. And in the early 1970s, the marriage broke up. Larisa Vasilievna returned to Sochi, regaining her maiden name and under it he wrote down his son.
Sergei Vladilenovich has a half-sister who also bears her mother’s surname. Anna Kotelnikova is now engaged in business. According to media reports, among its assets are a company producing spices, seasonings, complex food additives and flavorings, and two Starik Hottabych stores in Nizhny Novgorod. She is also a co-owner of the Nizhny Novgorod shopping center"New era".
Education
Sergei graduated from high school in Sochi, but went to his father in Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod) to enroll. In 1984, he graduated from the shipbuilding department of the Gorky Institute of Water Transport Engineers.
Kiriyenko received his second higher education from the Academy of National Economy under the Russian government. He mastered the specialty “Finance and Banking” in 1991-1993.
Komsomol leader
The year he graduated from the institute, Sergei Kiriyenko joined the CPSU. He served in the army for two years, and then became a foreman at the Krasnoe Sormovo shipyard. But he didn’t stay in production.
In 1986, he became secretary of the Komsomol committee of the plant, and then received the post of first secretary of the Gorky Regional Committee of the All-Union Leninist Communist Youth League.
At the end of the USSR, prospects unimaginable just recently opened up for Komsomol leaders. They were skeptical about the ideals of communism, and completely positive about the coming market. In addition, these people were energetic, careerists, and at the same time they had useful connections, knew how to please their senior comrade, otherwise they would not have made a career in the Komsomol, and observed intra-corporate solidarity.
Many Komsomol representatives of the perestroika era easily joined the ranks of the new elite. The most famous of them were Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Sergei Kiriyenko.
One of the key events for Kiriyenko was the organization of the multi-profile “Joint-Stock Youth Concern,” abbreviated as AMK. He became the president of the organization and an active participant in the “Surgut Initiative” movement, which united Komsomol secretaries-reformers. In March 1990, Sergei Kiriyenko was elected to the Gorky Regional Council of People's Deputies.
From activists to managers
Kiriyenko approached the new realities of post-Soviet Russia thoroughly. He received a higher economic education in prestigious university, and upon graduation he headed the board of the Nizhny Novgorod social and commercial bank "Garantia".
In 1996, Kiriyenko headed oil company"NORSI-Oil" He was recommended by the then governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region Boris Nemtsov and the Russian government.
And in May 1997, Kiriyenko entered the government directly. He was appointed First Deputy Minister of Fuel and Energy of Russia.
In 1995, he took a week-long course at the Scientology Hubbard College, located at the address: Nizhny Novgorod, Pamirskaya Street, 11. Kiriyenko studied in the specialty "administration", and began sending his subordinates to Hubbard College by order. It is unknown how many there were, but I think that there were at least 10-15 people." Kiriyenko was repeatedly tried to educate about the dangers that Scientology poses. The future Minister of Fuel and Energy, on the contrary, defended a totalitarian sect. Today, Scientology is recognized as totalitarian and a structure that threatens the foundations of statehood in dozens of countries around the world.Rapidly losing ground in the West, the sect in the early 90s undertook a real expansion into Russia, receiving official permission from the authorities to open its branches.
He was dragged to Moscow by Boris Nemtsov, who became the first deputy in the government of Viktor Chernomyrdin and the head of the Ministry of Fuel and Energy. Young reformers again approached power - in 1991-1992, this was the name of the government of Yegor Gaidar, in 1997 - of Deputy Prime Ministers Nemtsov and Anatoly Chubais.
In the fall, Kiriyenko joined the commission for coordinating the activities of federal executive authorities and state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on the implementation of production sharing agreements and headed the commission on issues of access of independent organizations to the gas transportation system of RAO Gazprom. He was one of the state representatives in Transneft AK.
On November 20, 1997, Boris Nemtsov gave way to Kiriyenko as head of the Ministry of Fuel and Energy. And six months later, in April 1998, Sergei Kiriyenko headed the cabinet of ministers, becoming the youngest prime minister in history. He was 35.
Disastrous Kinder Surprise
Kiriyenko’s short tenure at one of the highest government posts was marked by an economic disaster that is still remembered today. His government was also called young reformist, after which the era of liberal economic experiments in modern Russia ended. It can be said that it was during Kiriyenko’s reign that the ideas of the “young reformers” were finally discredited.
Popular rumor placed the main blame on him for the default that happened in 1998. It was then that the experts, first cautiously and then more actively, explained to the population that during his short time in power, Kiriyenko would never have managed to inflict such monstrous damage on the economy, that the financial pyramid of state short-term obligations was about to collapse, that there were not enough state treasury funds even to fulfill obligations to state employees, not to mention payments on the external debt, which in total reached 170 billion dollars...
Three days before X-Day, Russian President Boris Yeltsin assured his anxious fellow citizens that there would be no devaluation, that everything had been calculated and everything was under control.
Kiriyenko announced a technical default on the main types of government debt obligations for the first time in Russian history on August 17, 1998. And contrary to the president’s statements, the ruble collapsed. “Deceived,” was the society’s verdict. Russians, taught by the bitter experience of the monstrous inflation of the early 1990s, called the Prime Minister a “Kinder Surprise” (the nickname stuck for a long time) and rushed to buy currency.
Kiriyenko later admitted that he underestimated the power of the psychological blow and the resulting panic. The dollar exchange rate jumped like crazy, ruble deposits depreciated by half, banks did not issue foreign currency, and the currency itself ran out at exchange offices quite soon. Prices have jumped.
Interestingly, Yeltsin himself seemed to understand perfectly well that Kiriyenko took the brunt of the reputational blow and was certainly not to blame for the crisis. He tried as hard as possible to keep the Kiriyenko government in power until the State Duma adopted a resolution of no confidence in the government. The deputies demanded Kiriyenko's resignation and received what they demanded. However, the president invited Kiriyenko to join Primakov’s government as deputy prime minister.
Kinder Surprise wisely refused. Apparently, he was impressed enough for the first time.
From the Union of Right Forces to the Presidential Envoy
Kiriyenko survived the political knockout and did not leave politics. In December 1998, he headed the All-Russian public political conservative movement “New Force” and became one of the leaders of the Union of Right Forces. Others were old acquaintances - Boris Nemtsov, Anatoly Chubais, Irina Khakamada...
In 1999, the Union of Right Forces received more than eight percent of the votes and entered the State Duma. Kiriyenko became the leader of the faction. He became the main rival of Yuri Luzhkov in the mayoral elections, and became the first politician in Russia to use the World Wide Web in his work. Kiriyenko launched the “Moscow Alternative” project, within the framework of which residents of the capital could not only call, but also send their complaints and suggestions via the Internet.
But it was not possible to overthrow Moscow Mayor Kiriyenko. In order to squeeze Luzhkov out of Russian politics, it will take another decade.
But Kiriyenko’s services were not forgotten. By that time, he was well acquainted with Vladimir Putin and managed to combine liberalism with complete loyalty to the man who was to become the next Russian president after Yeltsin.
In May 2000, Kiriyenko returned to Nizhny Novgorod as the plenipotentiary representative of the Russian President in the Volga Federal District. In May 2001, having retained his post, Kiriyenko headed the commission on chemical disarmament.
Storm of the Regionals
With the arrival of Kiriyenko as plenipotentiary representative in the Volga Federal District, a rather exciting political life. Competitions and games were held, and applicants for the positions of federal inspectors were selected. It was through participation in them that some fairly young leaders got into politics, including Dmitry Ovsyannikov, who is now the governor of Sevastopol.
Representatives of the elite were not at all happy - when Kiriyenko was plenipotentiary, the overly independent governors - Yuri Goryachev, Vyacheslav Kislitsyn and Vladimir Sergeenkov (Ulyanovsk region, Mari El and Kirov region) lost their posts. Moreover, the plenipotentiary could not be reproached for taking advantage of his official position and promoting liberal economic reforms– the heads of the regions were replaced not by “young reformers”, but by a general, a member of the LDPR and a nomenklatura official.
In the Nizhny Novgorod region, communist Gennady Khodyrev won the gubernatorial elections. However, in 2002, he left the Communist Party of the Russian Federation in protest against the expulsion from the party of then State Duma Speaker Gennady Seleznev and deputies Nikolai Gubenko and Svetlana Goryacheva. However, as some media write, it was Kiriyenko who convinced Khodyrev to break with the Communist Party.
True, this did not help Khodyrev stay in the post of governor - in 2005 he was replaced by Valery Shantsev, who held the post for 12 years.
Nuclear scientist
On November 15, 2005, Kiriyenko’s career made new turn. Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed him head of the Federal Atomic Energy Agency of Russia, and in 2007, after reorganization, Sergei Vladilenovich became general director of the state corporation Rosatom.
In total, he had to manage the Russian nuclear industry for more than ten years. As the nuclear scientists noted, Kiriyenko got used to the new world of engineering quite quickly and spoke to them in “their language,” and the militarized empire, left over from the Cold War and including not only hundreds of factories and research institutes, but also ten closed cities, began to resemble a Western company.
However, Kiriyenko failed to achieve all of his goals, partly for objective reasons. Nuclear energy was losing popularity in the world, which was facilitated by the accident in Fukushima. In addition, the rate of resource depletion of nuclear power reactors was significantly faster than the pace of construction and commissioning of new nuclear power plants.
Many experts believe that under Kiriyenko it was never possible to create a significant potential for increasing nuclear capacity in Russia.
During his years of work at Rosatom, Kiriyenko, with the participation of Russian nuclear scientists, completed and put into operation the first nuclear power plant in the Middle East, in Iranian Bushehr. Rosatom took part in the commissioning of three reactors in China and two in India. Currently, three dozen more power units are being built around the world in different countries. Kiriyenko managed to form a portfolio of international contracts, the total price of which until 2025 exceeded one hundred billion dollars. And finally, an important fact - under Kiriyenko, not a single serious accident occurred at Russian nuclear power plants. Safety at nuclear facilities is taken strictly.
In the presidential administration
On October 5, 2016, Sergei Kiriyenko was appointed first deputy head of the presidential administration.
Political scientists perceived this appointment as a search alternative paths– Kiriyenko, in their opinion, did not really fit into the ideological mainstream recent years. It was assumed that in this way they were trying to modernize the management of the regions - just like Rosatom.
Kiriyenko’s sphere of activity in the presidential administration includes the internal political bloc - elections at all levels, interaction with political parties, public organizations and youth policy. The internal policy departments and departments are subordinate to Sergei Vladilenovich public projects. He also oversees online publications and social networks.
Recently it became known about closed briefings given by the first deputy head of the administration to selected journalists. Among the lucky winners were representatives of nine publications - the newspapers Vedomosti, Kommersant, Rosbusinessconsulting, MK, Izvestia, Komsomolskaya Pravda, online newspapers Gazeta.ru, news agencies RIA Novosti and TASS, as well as the Dozhd TV channel.
Thus, Kiriyenko disseminated information about the upcoming program St. Isaac's Cathedral Russian Orthodox Church. Journalists were asked to refer to a “source in the Kremlin” or “a source close to the Russian presidential administration” and in no case to mention that the information was obtained during a closed meeting with journalists.
Personal life
Sergei Kiriyenko got married while studying in his third year. He met his chosen one, Maria Vladislavovna Aistova, at school in Sochi. Maria graduated from medical school there and after that went to Gorky to join her fiance. She graduated from medical school there, her specialty is pediatrician. Maria Vladislavovna still works as a doctor.
The Kiriyenko couple have three children. The most famous son, Vladimir. He was born in 1983, graduated from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow with a degree in finance and credit and made a rapid career, starting with membership on the board of directors of Garantiya Bank, founded by his father. As the media write, he is responsible for family business, his assets include several companies and even a power plant. At the end of September 2016, Vladimir Kiriyenko took over the post of Senior Vice President of Rostelecom. At the same time, he replaced one of the most experienced top managers in the industry, Larisa Tkachuk. Rostelecom did not explain the reasons for this decision.
Vladimir Sergeevich is married, in 2007 his son was born.
The eldest daughter, Lyubov, was born in 1990. She received an education in management and, according to media reports, works at the Mikhailov and Partners PR agency.
The youngest daughter, Nadezhda, was born in 2002. Now she is studying at school.
Sergei Kiriyenko is seriously interested in martial arts. He is a fourth dan holder in Aikido.
Income
In 2016, according to the declaration, Sergei Kiriyenko earned more than 85 million rubles. The contribution of his wife is much more modest - more than 353 thousand rubles. Owned by Sergei Vladilenovich - land plot area of more than 7 thousand square meters, residential building, a residential building, an outbuilding and a sports and fitness block. The apartment of 254 square meters is registered in the name of his daughter Nadezhda.
Let's not forget (and won't forgive) the fact that Sergei Kiriyenko is a typical turncoat, traitor, defector, Judas.
Everything that is happening now with internal Russian lawlessness is also on his conscience. After all, it was he who was recently appointed to the position of first deputy head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, responsible for “ domestic policy" He is a regional nonentity, who, unfortunately, was pulled out by the scruff of the neck by Boris Nemtsov. He has been an unlisted member of the CPSU since 1984. Him – the leader of the “Union of Right Forces” (!!!) faction in State Duma Federal Assembly Russian Federation in 1999-2000. His - whose party affiliation consists of two lines: the Union of Right Forces and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. His - at the birth of Sergei Vladilenovich Izraitel, the son of Vladilen Yakovlevich Izraitel, who was embarrassed by his surname and took the surname of his mother, Larisa Vasilyevna Kiriyenko.
Sergei Vladilenovich Izraitel-Kiriyenko loves to make money, regardless of party affiliation.
In total, Kiriyenko worked at Rosatom for almost 11 years. Starting this activity in 2005, Kiriyenko set himself a strategic goal (about the same as Rogozin) - to build 40 new nuclear power units in Russia. In fact, by the time Kiriyenko resigned from Rosatom in 2016, out of the planned 40 new power units, three had been put into operation - that is, only 7.5% of the “planned” ones. Russian budget expenditures on the development of nuclear energy in 2009-2014 amounted to 826 billion rubles (plus an initial property contribution to the state corporation of 450 billion). The total volume of planned budget financing for the period until 2020 is another 492 billion rubles. But the presidential administration promised more. The hand of Izraitel-Kiriyenko on the handle of this saw will not tremble.
On March 26, more than 1,000 people were detained in Moscow - people walking peacefully through the city. A wave of detentions and arrests swept across a dozen time zones, from Kaliningrad to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
For the third year, Sergei Izraitel-Kiriyenko’s boss, Vladimir Putin, has been sabotaging the investigation and trial of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, Izraitel-Kiriyenko’s political mentor. Sergei Vladilenovich Izraitel-Kiriyenko happily participates in this criminal, state and official crime.
This lawlessness is, among other things, led by turncoat, traitor, defector, Judas Sergei Vladilenovich Izraitel-Kiriyenko, who is now 54 years old, and who will still have time to serve a very long term for his numerous crimes.
On the contrary, his father did not have time to serve time for his communist deeds, and was not even lustrated. Vladilen Yakovlevich Izraitel headed the department scientific communism at the Gorky Institute of Water Transport Engineers. When the USSR collapsed, he changed his shoes mid-flight, renaming his department of scientific communism to the department of “political science.” It must have been hard for him to die in 1995, realizing the complete worthlessness of his life. Doctor of Philosophy, professor, head of the department of scientific communism at the Gorky Institute of Water Transport Engineers, damn.
Sergei Vladilenovich Izraitel-Kiriyenko is exactly the same. Aspen trees will not produce oranges. Smart-assed nit.
18/05/2012
Singer Natalya Vetlitskaya blew up the blogosphere with a new revelation. According to her, while sorting through her father’s archive after his death, her mother discovered a document that gave the physicist a heart attack. She considers the head of Rosatom to be guilty of his premature death.
IN from how Vetlitskaya describes her family history on the blog:
“While sorting through the papers that belonged to my father, my mother found a notice in his name. While still alive, he did not show it so as not to upset her. For two days after reading this notice, she could not sleep. Today she brought it to me and showed it to me.
"Notification of the transition to a new salary.
In pursuance of the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 27, 2011 No. 1691 and the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 28, 2011 No. 2412-r, the federal state unitary enterprise "State Scientific Center of the Russian Federation - Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics" is reorganized in the form of transformation into a federal State budgetary institution "State Scientific Center of the Russian Federation - Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics".
In connection with the transition to new system wages, introduced by Government Decree No. 583 of August 5, 2008 “On the introduction of new wage systems for federal employees budgetary institutions and federal government agencies civilian personnel of military units, institutions, institutions and divisions of federal executive authorities, in which the law provides for military and equivalent service, whose remuneration is currently carried out on the basis of the Unified tariff schedule for wages, employees of government institutions" You are notified of changes in the terms of your employment contract regarding wages.
Based on the above and in accordance with Article 74 Labor Code Russian Federation You are invited to continue working in your previous position without change labor function in new conditions.
In connection with the assignment of your position to professional qualification group No. 3, qualification level 4, you are given a salary of 2,882.88 rubles per month.
In case of consent labor Relations with you will be continued, and the corresponding changes will be formalized within two months from the date of receipt of this notice.
In case of your disagreement, the employment relationship will be terminated in accordance with paragraph 7 of part one of Article 77 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation.
Please notify the HR department in writing of your decision to continue working under the new conditions within two working days.
Deputy Director for Human Resources L.S. Tolokonnikova"
Gene. Director of ITEP Mr. Kozlov Yu.F. (Kiriyenko’s protégé), who issued this order, has a salary of 300,000 rubles per month.
My father’s last salary before notice, after tax, was 4,400 rubles. The numbers are humiliating, the form of the report is even worse, there are simply no words...
On April 10, 2012, my father signed this notice, and on May 2, 2012, he died of a heart attack.
As a sincerely and selflessly dedicated person who has worked in this institution since 1958, for as many as 54 years, who is one of the leading experts on semiconductors in world science, who already has a lifetime monument in the form of one of the magnets installed in the CERN Large Hadron Collider, could he endure such plebeian cynical humiliation as a high professional in his field and as just a decent intelligent person...?
Seryozha Kiriyenko, aka Sergei Vladilenovich Kiriyenko - CEO State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom, I am writing to you, if you don’t read anything yourself, your ubiquitous friends will probably tell you:
I know that all this abomination that has been perpetrated against nuclear physicists for the last 5 years is the work of your greedy... hands...
Dad told me a lot about your machinations with their institute, since it was a big blow for him.
I know how licking your lips you walked around the ITEP territory for a long time, dreaming of grabbing it and building an office of your mafia corporation there on the shore of a beautiful pond in an ancient park, first by liquidating their institute medical unit.
And I know how former Prime Minister Zubkov gave you a “turnaround” on this score, thanks to him at least for that.
And I know a lot of other things that are unpleasant for you.
So it is useless for you to pretend in public that you are an intelligent, spiritualized good boy who meditates in the Himalayas from time to time; this will never hide your insignificant, corrupt and pathetic essence.
My dad, who during his lifetime was a very delicate and restrained person, who did not allow himself to accuse anyone indiscriminately, said in plain text that you are a natural, notorious bastard in its purest form, without conscience and without honor.
At the mention of your last name, his hands began to shake.
I think if you met him on the way, he would definitely take the sin on his soul and personally strangle you.
And remember, remember firmly: karma is a punctual thing, and you cannot negotiate with it either by kickbacks or tackles.
All this will come back to haunt you, and how you like it, with interest, you can consult about this in the Himalayas, there are wise guys there, they will tell you everything.
And never forget what a large number of He curses people, and I must say he deserves to curse you.
Ps: I regret meeting you .
Natalya VETLITSKAYA,