Surname: Vorobyov
Name: Maksim
Surname: Yurievich
Job title: Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Russian Sea Group of Companies
Biography
In 1998 he graduated from the Faculty of International Economic Relations of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, in 2006. - Global Executive MBA course of the Spanish business school IESE.
He has been working in CJSC "Russian Fish Company" since its foundation - he went from a sales manager to the chairman of the board of the Russian Sea Group of Companies.
Since 2002 - a professional participant in the securities market (certificate of the Federal Securities Commission of Russia).
Source: Kommersant
Dossier
According to the United state register legal entities, 75% of the shares in Glavstroy SPb belonged to Glavstroy-invest LLC, the remaining 25% belonged to the Cypriot offshore Clears Partners and Development. The beneficiaries of this offshore are the controlling shareholder and chairman of the board of the Russian Sea fish processing company Maxim Vorobyov (brother of the head of the Central Election Commission of the United Russia party Andrei Vorobyov) and his partner Mikhail Kenin, two sources close to the Glavstroy corporation said at once. "Mikhail and I really own a quarter of Glavstroy St. Petersburg," Mr. Vorobyov confirmed yesterday.
Source: Kommersant, February 27, 2009
By virtue of his deputy status, Andrey Vorobyov is deprived of the right to engage in legal business. However, his brother Maxim Vorobyov owns Glavstroy-SPB LLC. This company won the competition for the development of the block between Shkapina and Rosenstein streets, and at the same time decided to grab the territory that lies outside the allotted area. Orion-2 LLC worked there - a small car repair shop combined with a cafe for drivers. The owners of Orion-2 have been honestly working in this small company for the second decade, paying taxes legally and, of course, they did not want to leave their land for the sake of the appetites of United Russia Vorobyov. After that, they were run over by bandits who arrived in jeeps in tracksuits led by a muzzle, according to police records, previously listed as a militant of the "Kazan" organized criminal group. Having met with a rebuff from the hard workers who stood up to defend their enterprise, the brothers retreated, but tried to repeat the assault. Bloodshed did not happen only thanks to the crisis of 2008, which completely cut off the projects of Glavstroy.
Source: save-spb.ru, 03/20/2011
Olga Slutsker is connected with Maxim Vorobyov by a common business - she has long entered the capital of Glavstroy-SPb. Technically, this was done through the assignment of a stake in the corporation's founder, the Cypriot offshore Clair Partners and Development. Billionaire Suleiman Kerimov tried to buy the main block of shares of Glavstroy-SPb, which had somewhat recovered from the crisis, from Oleg Deripaska. Characteristically, this gentleman also did not neglect Slutsker, being her closest acquaintance and neighbor in the country.
Some of the company's projects, for example scandalous project restructuring Apraksin yard, now suspended. In particular, Aprashki's perestroika was slowed down by strange stories with arsons of shops of current tenants and embezzlement of funds allocated for the reconstruction of public utilities. But in general, the asset seems underestimated, so now the energy of the Vorobyovs and their companion is directed to the speedy resumption of construction.
In 2011, Olga Slutsker, at the suggestion of her brother Maxim Vorobyov, the head of the Central executive committee All-Russian political party"United Russia" Andrei Vorobyov - joined the United Russia, received the required number of votes in the internal party primaries of candidates for the State Duma and became the coordinator of the entire sports program parties in power.
In recent years, with the son of the vice-speaker of the Federation Council and the chairman of the CEC " United Russia» Andrey Vorobyov, the elite matchmaker has developed a particularly close relationship. For the inhabitants of the State Duma, it has long been no secret that this gentleman is actively offering the stars supplied by Olga to the fathers of the nation, including the inner circle of the prime minister and president. This has the effect - Vorobyov's career is rapidly developing, and no one in the Kremlin or the White House is trying to inquire why the humble civil servant is a de facto oligarch - with billions in assets formally assigned to brother Maxim.
Moreover, World Class received a contract to retrain physical education teachers in fitness and aerobics, and the Glavstroy SPb company, which Slutsker owns with Maxim Vorobyov and Oleg Deripaska, is literally turning the city of St. Petersburg upside down. Together with affiliated firms, its owners build in northern capital 462 parking lots, 22 microdistricts are being renovated, the Alla Pugacheva Theater is being built and Apraksin Dvor is being refurbished.
Vorobyov Maxim Nikiforovich is a Russian painter, a magnificent master of landscape, a representative of romanticism. Vorobyov occupies a significant place in the history of Russian painting, as an artist and as a mentor to a whole generation of Russian landscape painters. Born in 1787 in the family of a janitor of the Academy of Arts. Vorobyov at the age of ten entered the academy as a pupil, and showed great success in drawing, perspective, architecture and landscape painting.
Sunrise over the Neva, 1830, Kirov Art Museum
View of Jerusalem, 1821, Omsk Art Museum
View of the Moscow Kremlin from the Ustinsky bridge, 1818, State Tretyakov Gallery
Seaside view in Italy, 1840s, RM
The first teacher was Professor Thomas de Thomon, the artist's mentors later were Fedor Yakovlevich Alekseev and, probably, the landscape painter Mikhail Matveevich Ivanov. The type of painting chosen by the young artist, or rather, assigned to him by the academic authorities, was architectural and landscape.
In 1809, Fedor Yakovlevich Alekseev, a landscape painter of a decorative direction, a member of an expedition to study the historical places of Central Russia, received young Vorobyov as an assistant to paint city views. To enliven these views with human figures, Alekseev decided to depict episodes of the sovereign visiting cities. This official task was carried out by the artist Alekseev and the young Vorobyov with success. In 1813-1814, Vorobyov was present at the main apartment of Emperor Alexander I in Germany and France.
In 1820, Vorobyov, on behalf of the government, made a trip to Palestine, where he drew, measured and sketched all major places revered by Christians. The difficulty of this undertaking lay in the fact that all measurements and drawings had to be done secretly from the supervision of the local Muslim authorities.
In addition to temples, Vorobyov painted several landscape views of Jerusalem and the Dead Sea, and on the way to Palestine - views of Constantinople, the island of Rhodes, Smyrna, Jaffa and other cities. All these materials for future paintings consisted of 90 sheets. watercolor drawings some sketchy, some very finished. Vorobyov's trip to the Holy Places was arranged by Nikolai Pavlovich, then still a Grand Duke, who wanted to bring the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in New Jerusalem, in the vicinity of Moscow, into proper form.
Oak crushed by lightning, 1842, Tretyakov Gallery
St. Isaac's Cathedral and the monument to Peter I, 1844, Russian Museum
Italian Landscape, 1847, Historical and Architectural Museum, Istra
Sunset in Rome, 1851, Tver Art Gallery
Alley in Albano, 1820s, National Museum The Republic of Belarus
Evening at the Arabian Sheikh Abu Ghosh, private collection
Upon his return to St. Petersburg, Vorobyov painted in 1823 the painting "The Threshold of the Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem" and in the same year - the painting "Neva from the side of the Trinity Bridge in moonlight." Later - "The interior of the chapel of Golgotha in the Church of the Resurrection." In 1827, Vorobyov wrote: "Sunrise over the Neva", "Dead Sea", genre painting"Evening at the Arabian Sheikh Abu Gosh", "View of Smyrna". During Turkish war in 1828, Vorobyov was with the retinue of the sovereign for drawing and writing sketches on the instructions of his majesty. The fruit of this time were, among other things: "View of the siege of Varna", "Explosion of Varna", "View of Odessa", "A ship during a storm, on which the sovereign was."
Deeply preserved memories of Jerusalem were brought to life 16 years after the Palestinian journey (" General form Jerusalem ", as well as" View of Constantinople from the Asian coast"). Since 1840, the sad period of the artist's life begins; having lost his dearly beloved wife this year, Vorobyov began to degenerate morally for the worse, fell into excesses, which developed a disease in him, from which he died in 1855. Last years During his life, he was mainly engaged in Italian views, based on studies he made in the vicinity of Rome and Palermo, during his travels of 1844-1846.
Vorobyov Maxim Yuryevich - a modern businessman, is the chairman of the board of directors of PJSC Russian Aquaculture.
Originally from Russia, Krasnoyarsk, where he was born on 09.08. in 1976. Graduated from 2 higher educational institutions: graduated Faculty of Economics MGIMO of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, and also completed an MBA course in Spain (Executive MBA Universidadde Navarra).
I am attracted to science-intensive projects that require development from scratch.
Vorobyov Maxim Yurievich
Career history of M.Yu. Vorobiev
In the mid-90s, together with his brother, he created an organization that was called the Russian Sea, in this moment it is called "Russian aquaculture".
At first, the organization was focused on export activities, then - on fish processing. M.Yu. Vorobyov actively participated in the activities of the company, was engaged in sales, was a manager, then in the process of developing the organization as a sales director, and later took the position of executive director.
Already at the beginning of the 2000s. he bought a controlling stake in the Russian Sea and took a leadership position - the post of general director. Then he joined the board of directors of the company (in 2007), and after 2 years he became its chairman.
After another 2 years, he became one of the founders of another enterprise - "Russian Sea - Production", which is now called the "Russian Fishery Company". The main activity of the organization is fishing.
Later (2013), he sells the Russian Sea brand along with the fish processing business. New organization gets the name "Russian Aquaculture", and its main activity is the cultivation of certain types and varieties of fish (aquaculture). At the moment, the company is actively developing, and Maxim Yuryevich continues to hold the post of chairman of the board of directors.
The success of a company depends not only on the volume Money directed to its development, but primarily on the level of intellectual capital that it has at its disposal.
Vorobyov Maxim Nikiforovich - a famous Russian architect and painter who lived in the 19th century. He gained his fame thanks to his skillful painting of landscapes, which inspired many artists of that time. He was also remembered by the world as a brave traveler who dared to conquer the very heart of the Islamic world.
Maxim Vorobyov: biography of early years
The future artist was born into the family of a retired military officer. It happened on August 6, 1787. Love for art was instilled in Maxim with early childhood because he grew up surrounded by many beautiful pictures. The thing is that his father worked as a watchman at the Academy of Arts, and therefore often took his son with him.
This led to the fact that all the teachers at the academy knew very well who Vorobyov was. Day after day, Maxim brought them his work for verification, until the adults saw glimpses of real talent in them. Ultimately, the leadership came to the conclusion that the ten-year-old boy was worthy of studying within the walls of their institution, and they took him in.
Young artist's teacher
Maxim Vorobyov achieved great success in architecture. Therefore, it is not surprising that the teachers tried with all their might to develop precisely this trait in him. Thomas de Thomon himself, a famous French architect and painter, oversaw the education of the young man. F. Ya. Alekseev and M. M. Ivanov made no less significant contribution to Vorobyov's education.
Thus, after graduating from the academy, Maxim Nikiforovich skillfully painted landscapes, and also competently composed architectural projects. Subsequently, it will determine all further fate and glorified as one of the best landscape painters of his time.
Work under the supervision of Fedor Alekseev
The former mentor highly appreciated the talent of his pupil. Therefore, it is not surprising that in 1809 he chose him as his assistant. Together they went to study historical places Tsarist Russia, along the way sketching the most colorful of them. It was a very painstaking work that required maximum dedication from the artists, and they successfully coped with it.
Moreover, they were able to revive the paintings by painting on them the image of the king. This idea gave them the recognition of the sovereign, which later glorified them throughout the country. Now Maxim Vorobyov was not just an assistant, but a full-fledged artist, able to work independently.
Great Journey to the Sacred Land
1820 was a significant year for the artist. The government of Tsarist Russia was in dire need of architectural sketches for Jerusalem temples in order to build local shrines based on them. But there were none in their archives, so someone needed to go to Palestine and sketch new projects there.
And then they remembered the talent that Maxim Vorobyov possessed. Naturally, no one could go against the will of the state, so the artist had to put up with their decree and go to this dangerous adventure. It was difficult because in those days the territory of Jerusalem was completely under the control of the Muslims, which means that Christians were not particularly favored there.
But, despite all the difficulties, Maxim Vorobyov went to such a distant country in order to fulfill the order of the state. Looking ahead, we note that the trip went quite well. During the time spent in a hot country, the artist managed to draw more than 90 works, most of which were skillful sketches of Christian shrines.
Works dedicated to the lands of the East
While in the Holy Land, Vorobyov painted many wonderful landscapes. So, his best works are paintings depicting the view of Jerusalem and Constantinople. He also managed to reliably capture the nature around the city of Smyrna, Jaffa and the islands of Rhodes. What he saw in these parts stuck in the soul of the artist for a long time, and even after returning home, he depicted landscapes of distant overseas lands for a long time.
As for the state task, Maxim Vorobyov fulfilled it with amazing accuracy. Thanks to this, Nicholas the First was able to realize his brilliant plan for the reconstruction of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in the vicinity of the capital. The artist himself received unprecedented fame and recognition, thanks to which his name began to soar on everyone's lips.
The value of Vorobyov's work
Contemporaries highly appreciated the works that Maxim Vorobyov wrote. “The Russian Sea”, “The Temple of the Resurrection in Jerusalem”, “Sunrise over the Neva”, “View of Smyrna” - these and many other paintings became a real inspiration for artists of that period. Therefore, it is not surprising that young talents were constantly spinning around the young master, suffering from receiving instructive instructions from him.
Among his students, the most gifted should be singled out. Such as the Chernetsov brothers, Mikhail Bogolyubov, Lev Lagorio and Ivan Shishkin. All of them subsequently glorified their teacher, giving the world more than a dozen bewitching landscapes. At the same time, many of them even today cause admiration among connoisseurs of art.
The last years of the great master
The sunset of Maxim Vorobyov's work falls on 1940. It's connected with tragic death his wife, which plunged the artist into an abyss of despair. In order to quench the bitterness of loss, he plunged headlong into alcohol and festivities, which over the years finally undermined his health. Finally, he took unknown disease which the doctors could not cure. It was she who led Vorobyov to his death in September 1955.
Today, many critics underestimate the work of Maxim Vorobyov, as they consider him too mundane. However, they should understand the fact that most of his paintings were government commissions. And only a few of them were written by the maestro in a fit of real inspiration. But even so, his work still delights people, and isn't that the main indicator of talent?
Vorobyov Maxim Yurievich is a Russian businessman, investor, chairman of the board of directors and co-owner of the Russian Aquaculture company. In the business environment, he is known for large-scale projects in the fishing industry, including being recognized as the founder of the Russian Sea company.
First steps in business
Maxim Vorobyov was born in the suburbs of Krasnoyarsk. Was one of the best students in the class school years actively involved in sports for a long time attended the hockey section. After graduating from school, he entered the Faculty of Economics of the Moscow Institute international relations Russian Foreign Ministry.
As part of one of his student practices, he joined his older brother, who several years earlier moved to Moscow and took his first steps in business. The brothers decided to supply fish from Norway, bordering Russia in the northwest: they began to carry small batches of mackerel and herring and distribute them to retail outlets. Interest in partnership with start-up businessmen grew rapidly among stores, as they relied on strict compliance with the agreements: they tried to organize the supply of fish ahead of the deadlines prescribed in the contract, at a fair price and of the best quality.
Being in the last year of the institute, Maxim Vorobyov combined study and work. The brother had agreements with Norwegian companies and ensured the supply of quality products, while Maxim had the organization of a well-functioning sales network and control over compliance with the terms of contracts with outlets buying products. Having started the business together, the brothers gradually expanded the team. Maxim, who actually worked as a sales manager, became a sales director, having received several managers as assistants. The brother served as the CEO. It was then that the business was named "Russian Fish Company".
As the sea of possibilities expanded
A few years later, when the company acquired not only a staff, but even opened a branch in Voronezh, which supplied fish to the southeastern regions of Russia, it was decided to create a fish processing plant. Carrying out these plans, Maxim Vorobyov went to Spain, to the recognized international business school IESE, in order to improve his competencies in business management. Living in fact in two countries, Maxim graduated from this school a year later, receiving a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree.
Meanwhile, his company began construction of a small plant in the city of Noginsk near Moscow, which began to produce salted fish and caviar. For these products, Maxim Vorobyov's team has developed trademark"Russian Sea", which very quickly entered all the largest retail chains and became popular with the consumer. By 2000, products under this brand were supplied to almost all regions of the country.
Gradually, the "Russian Fish Company" expanded the range of its products and the production itself, equipping it with new technological equipment. Sea delicacies, caviar, a variety of salted and baked fish appeared in the "Russian Sea" line. Meanwhile, Maxim's brother was gradually moving away from the fish business, and in fact, the management of the company passed to Maxim. He first became the executive director of the Russian Sea, then CEO, and after he bought back from his brother part of the shares of the Russian Fish Company, he became the chairman of the board of directors and sole owner business.
In 2010, Maxim Vorobyov decided to take the company through an IPO in order to raise additional funds for development by selling the company's shares on the stock exchange - at that moment the business was growing rapidly, and Maxim did not want to miss the chances for consolidation. The Russian Sea brand, which by that time had become famous and popular with Russians, was decided to be used as the name of the company. The Russian Fish Company became the Russian Sea Group of Companies.
Deep dive
The IPO, as Maxim Vorobyov supposed, made it possible, firstly, to expand production and increase the range of products, and secondly, opened up new segments for business. The company, in particular, took up aquaculture - fish farming, having bought several fish-breeding lake plots in Karelia and the rights to develop plots in the Barents Sea in the Murmansk region for this. In Karelia, "Russian Sea" began to grow trout, and in the Murmansk region - salmon. At the forefront was the idea of using our own fish in the fish processing industry, and not purchased from other companies that catch or grow it.
At the same time, Maxim Vorobyov attracted partners to organize a fishing business: the Russian Sea - Production company was established, which brought together several small fishing companies from different coastal regions of the country. Having modernized the fishing vessels, "Russian Sea - Dobycha" started catching herring and pollock, as well as cod, greenling, lemon, squid.
The aquaculture direction required significant funds: Russia had no experience in this agricultural segment, here it was possible to focus only on the expertise of other countries. Fascinated by the development of this project, Maxim Vorobyov decided to sell the fish processing part of the business and direct funds to the aquaculture sector. He often personally traveled to Norway, Chile, the Faroe Islands to learn from these states, which are considered world leaders in aquaculture.
And the Noginsk plant of the Russian Sea and the rights to use this brand in 2013 were transferred to another manufacturer of fish products; Maxim Vorobyov focused on commercial fish farming and fishing. The companies were named "Russian Aquaculture" and "Russian Fishery Company" respectively.
Not a single fish
In parallel, Maxim Vorobyov invested in other projects, choosing areas that were interesting and understandable to him. In particular, he was involved in the development of several construction companies, among which one of the largest developers in the north-west of the country, Glavstroy-SPb, was also the owner of shares in a number of Russian banks and mining companies. In 2014-2015, he became a business angel and invested in a number of technology startups.
According to Maxim Vorobyov himself, he is attracted by science-intensive projects that require development from scratch. In the implementation of his projects, he is focused on the introduction of innovative technologies. I am convinced that "the success of a company depends not only on the amount of money allocated for its development, but primarily on the level of intellectual capital that it has at its disposal." He believes that "the basis of any promising project is the right idea, competent specialists and advanced technologies". He also believes that "real success is when you make the most of your potential: you should not rely on " goldfish"It's in you."
Maxim Vorobyov has been happily married for a long time and has four children. Still engaged in active sports, including hockey, loves to travel, reads a lot.
Education
MGIMO (Russia), IESE (Spain)
Companies
Russian Sea, Russian Aquaculture, Russian Fishery Company, Glavstroy-SPb, St. Petersburg Renovation, Bank St. Petersburg, SKIB Bank, etc.
In 2009, he was included in the personnel reserve of the President of Russia ("golden presidential thousand") as a manager managing large-scale projects.
