It seems that they decided to take away the second successful manager from the region. The head of Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Nosov, is about to resign. But not just for retirement, but for promotion - to governor. Rumors that the head of the “tank town” would leave for Kolyma, in the good sense of the word, appeared early in the morning, on Monday.
Sergei Konstantinovich is now in Moscow on a business trip. Nothing is officially known about his reassignment, and what journalists are talking about are still only rumors that are not worth commenting on, the Nizhny Tagil administration said at noon.
And two hours later, confirmation came at the highest level. President Vladimir Putin himself informed the mayor about the new position.
The head of Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Nosov, came to a working meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. A few minutes before the start of the conversation, the president signed a decree dismissing the governor of the Magadan region, Vladimir Pecheny, from office, the Kremlin press service explained. – And after a conversation with Nosov, he was appointed acting head of the Magadan region.
The decree signed by the president has already entered into force, so Sergei Nosov is expected to move to another region in the coming days. In the meantime, concerned residents are already publishing photos on social networks with the hashtag #NosovDon'tGo as a sign that the mayor is loved and appreciated by the townspeople.
Vladislav Pinaev was appointed to the post of mayor instead of Sergei Nosov.
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Vladislav Pinaev born in Asbest in 1969. From 2012 to 2014, he served as Minister of Industry and Science of the Sverdlovsk Region. In 2017, he became the third richest official in Nizhny Tagil, earning 2.6 million rubles. From 1995 to 2005 he was engaged in business, and then began his career as an official in the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Science of the Sverdlovsk Region. Later, after his dismissal in 2014, he was appointed to the post of deputy mayor of Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Nosov.
Sergey Nosov born on February 17, 1961 in Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region, into a family of metallurgists. I decided to follow in my father’s footsteps, so in 1983 I graduated from the Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute. G.I. Nosova. In 1995 he graduated from the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation. And since 1997 - Candidate of Technical Sciences, since 2003 - Doctor of Technical Sciences. After graduating from the institute, he worked at the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK): steelmaker, furnace production foreman, deputy shop manager, and from 1989 - head of the oxygen converter shop at MMK. Since 1994 - head of department, then - deputy general director of MMK for production and investment. He was a member of the board of directors of MMK. From 1999 to 2005 he was the general director of the Nizhny Tagil Metallurgical Plant. Since 2006 - general manager JSC "Russpetsstal" Since 2012 - Vice-Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region. He became mayor in 2012 with a record 92% of support votes.
WHAT IS SERGEY NOSOV FAMOUS FOR?
Sergey Nosov came to Nizhny Tagil in the fall of 2012. While protests were raging in Russia, the head of the city ensured that “Tank City” received subsidies from federal budget. And then, as they say, “it started.”
"Svetly Tagil"
Previously, there could have been devils in Tagil, it was so dark in the city, local residents now joke. Many of them don’t even remember how dark it was in the city without streetlights. Thanks to Nosov, 2 billion rubles were sent to the city from Moscow, and the region gave another 1.3 billion. With these funds, lanterns began to appear, now illuminating every corner of the industrial city. This program was called “Svetly Tagil”.
The administration concluded a contract so that the contractor not only installs the lights, but repairs them at his own expense for the next 25 years.
"Tagil is safe"
Along with the streetlights, the builders began installing surveillance cameras on every corner. This is also part of the renovation of Nosov - “Safe Tagil”. Video cameras, if a crime occurred, helped to stop them or search for lawbreakers. Crime has decreased in the city.
Embankment of Tagil Pond
Local old-timers still remember the old appearance of the Tagil Pond embankment. There were old boulders and some pieces of iron lying on the ground. From the money given to the city, we managed to improve it. Now, as Tagil residents themselves say, it’s not a shame to bring guests here, and it’s convenient for mothers to walk with their children. The embankment is now called nothing more than “Tagil Lagoon”.
Under Nosov, dozens of kindergartens and several schools opened in the city. In addition, the Mamin-Sibiryak Drama Theater has been renovated.
“The Russian publication Kompromat-Ural wrote about the appointment of the head of the Federal Tax Service as the new prime minister several months before the event itself,” news reports appeared with similar headlines in a number of federal media the day before.
Thus, Polit.Ru (one of the first media outlets on the RuNet) notes that “the Russian publication wrote about the appointment of Mishustin as prime minister back in the fall of 2019.” We quote in more detail: “The Russian publication Kompromat-Ural wrote about the appointment of the head of the Federal Tax Service as the new prime minister several months before the event itself. An article with the headline “Mishun Dimona is not sweeter. Mishustin Mikhail Vladimirovich will sit in the chair of Prime Minister” was published in September 2019. Amazingly accurate prediction The editors of Kompromat-Ural also drew attention to the media publication Info24.
It is noteworthy that Mikhail Mishustin (at least publicly) did not react to the September forecast in the Kompromat-Ural editorial feed. There was no official denial either.
Almost exactly four months after our forecast, January 15, 2020, Vladimir Putin proposed the candidacy of the head of the Federal Tax Service of Russia, Mikhail Mishustin, for the post of head of the Cabinet of Ministers. This happened after Dmitry Medvedev announced that the current government is resigning in its entirety. The resignation of the Cabinet was the result of the guidelines announced in the Presidential Address to the Federal Assembly. In his message, Putin announced the dismantling of the power structure that is provided for by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, in particular, he will go to reduce the powers of the president after he himself formally leaves this post and moves to another official status (of course, still “the most important person in the country” - Let's have no illusions.)
Some time ago, a notorious "figure" in the oil and gas industry Babaev Azad Kamalovich(RU-Energy company and related structures) published publications in the media that caused skepticism and irony in the expert community. It was reported with feigned pathos that Mr. Babaev himself wrote an open letter to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Vladimir Kolokoltsev. According to the editors of Kompromat-Ural, the addressees of Babaev’s message also included the heads of police headquarters for the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug and the Volgograd region - Alexander Udovenko And Alexander Kravchenko, respectively. In his opus to law enforcement bosses, Babaev complains about fate and the fact that he, they say, became a victim of his own intra-family squabbles: he did not share the business with his uncle and cousins ( Kerimovs). Is it really true, according to Babaev, that Russian law enforcement officers have no more important things to do than to get involved in Caucasian clan conflicts based on the redistribution of financial flows?
A long-term squabble among southern businessmen is taking place over the redistribution of the Naftagaz group of companies. According to one of the versions spread in the media, both Naftagaz-Service and NG-Burenie were created on the production base of the Naftagaz company, which at the beginning of the 2000s was associated with Tokay Kerimov, a close friend of the chairman of the board of directors of the scandalous service holding RU-Energy, the same Azad Babayev. The holding accumulated hundreds of millions of debts to its partners and then went bankrupt.
The editors of Kompromat-Ural continue to study the negative media background around Babaev’s commerce. So, a year and a half ago, journalists conducted an investigation into how “Azad Babayev’s relatives got involved in a confrontation with Sberbank”...
Readers who have additional information about the activities of Roskomsnabbank (former sign - Bashkomsnabbank), which was controlled by a businessman close to the authorities of Bashkortostan, contacted the editors of Kompromat-Ural Flur Gallyamov(TIN 027408945156) and members of his family. In March 2019, the Gallyamovs’ “cash office” was covered with a wet hat. The Central Bank revoked the bank’s license for questionable transactions and repeated violations of the Federal Law “On Combating the Legalization (Laundering) of Proceeds from Crime and the Financing of Terrorism.” From the office of the Chairman of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina materials on the Gallyamov bank were sent “to the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation and the Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for consideration and adoption of appropriate procedural decisions.”
“The activities of ROSKOMSNABBANK (PJSC) were marked by dishonest actions of management related to the bank’s participation in the operations of its individual clients - legal entities aimed at attracting funds from the population with unobvious prospects for their return according to a scheme that has signs of a “financial pyramid”. The credit institution accepted funds from individuals at an increased interest rate in favor of the client-legal entity, which were ultimately used to issue loans to a number of companies. At the same time, repayment of obligations to individuals such contributions were actually made at the expense of newly raised funds from the population.” In addition, “during the examination of the credit organization, signs were identified of the implementation of operations aimed at withdrawing Bashkomsnabbank’s assets by lending to borrowers who do not have the ability to fulfill their obligations,” the regulator notes in the materials.
Where is the criminal legal assessment of the identified frauds? Judging by the official silence of his subordinates Yuri Chaika and Lieutenant General of Justice Alexandra Romanova(Head of the SD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Deputy Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev), what the Central Bank auditors managed to dig up was quietly shelved by gentlemen law enforcement officers. Readers of the portal "Kompromat-Ural" in connection with the journalistic investigation of the "Bashkir Laundromat" recommend paying attention to the activities of another deputy minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs - the Secretary of State Igor Zubov. A very interesting person... “Another thing is surprising: in 2018, Roskomsnabbank received an award in the field of economics and finance named after P.A. Stolypin in the category “Best Regional Bank”! And it's strange that no one noticed big problems with balance. Or maybe they didn’t want to notice?” the competent interlocutors are perplexed.
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Chairman of the Investigative Committee Russian Federation Alexander Bastrykin issued a number of orders aimed at preventing possible infection and spread of coronavirus infection (COVID-19) among department employees.
In particular, a decision was made to minimize the presence in the workplace of women serving in the Investigative Committee of Russia for the current week, until April 6. These measures are aimed, among other things, at the possibility of monitoring your children and ensuring their compliance with the self-isolation regime. This applies to women serving both in the central office of the department and in regional investigative units.
The measures taken by the Investigative Committee of Russia to self-isolate female employees will not affect the work of the department. During this period work central office and regional divisions of the Russian Investigative Committee will be carried out according to the work schedule. During the period of self-isolation of all women of the Investigative Committee, the Chairman instructed male officers to perform all their duties in full. This applies not only to the supporting structures of the department, but also, if necessary, male investigators will take over criminal cases investigated by female investigators.
In accordance with a separate order, men will continue to work in all educational institutions of the Russian Investigative Committee as usual, provided the necessary safety measures are in place to prevent the spread of the virus. In addition, management cadet corps and academies in Moscow and St. Petersburg have been instructed to continuously monitor students’ compliance with the self-isolation regime and the quality of their remote learning. Special attention should be given to children from among orphans and children left without parental care, ensuring their daily examination and monitoring of their health, disinfection of premises at their place of stay and compliance with isolation rules.
All regional divisions of the Investigative Committee of Russia have been instructed to establish remote communications with sponsored orphanages for the subsequent organization of targeted assistance. As part of these instructions, employees of regional investigative bodies must provide assistance to students of specialized cadet classes of the Russian Investigative Committee located in the territories under their jurisdiction, preventing them from violating the established rules to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection.
“Is it possible to defeat a disease with the help of counterfeit?” - so rhetorical question asked by colleagues of the Kompromat-Ural editorial board, who studied “the continuation of the scandalous story with dubious medicines supplied by the companies ROUTEK and ROZLEX-PHARM, owned by an Indian citizen Samira Srivastava».
“As you know, impunity gives rise to permissiveness and pushes people to perform new “feats.” This happened with Samir Srivastava, who believed that he had been given the “green light” to implement new schemes.
This time, in addition to what can be called “falsification,” we are talking about much more serious violations. First of all, you should pay attention to the drug Levoflox-Routek, solution for infusion 5 mg/ml 100 ml, bottles (1) / complete with a disposable system for intravenous administration of solutions with a built-in ventilation barrier against bacteria “Eurodrip” / This is an antimicrobial drug with a wide spectrum of action, which is often used in medical institutions in particularly severe cases.
So, according to the documents, this drug is packaged in the Russian Federation by the company Rozlex Pharm, and it is produced outside the country, namely in India.
On the packaging of any medicine must contain the manufacturer's details, address and license number. Levoflox-Routek packages contain this information, but the address and name of the manufacturer do not seem to match the license number. It turns out that the packaging contains data from two manufacturers at the same time, and which one exactly produced what is in the packaging is unknown. In relation to a medicinal product, such an “error” is unacceptable and should lead to the immediate withdrawal of the entire batch of drugs. Relevant requests have been sent to the manufacturers indicated on the packaging, but responses have not yet been received. It may also turn out that none of the manufacturers admit that this drug was produced by them, then what is it? Counterfeit?
It turns out that it is impossible to reliably determine where exactly and by whom exactly this drug was produced; therefore, if questions arise, there is no one to make quality claims to. Instead of an antimicrobial drug, the containers can contain anything; professionals understand that such “medicines” are unlikely to help patients... well, if they don’t harm. But at the same time, this drug is supplied with impunity to medical institutions throughout our country. Will our doctors be able to cure someone using such drugs? Why don't law enforcement agencies respond to such actions?
Leading world-famous Russian economists have demanded the introduction of a strict quarantine in Russia to prevent the further spread of coronavirus infection. The statement was published on the page Facebook Professor at the University of Chicago and the Higher School of Economics Konstantin Sonina.
The Kremlin has read a letter from well-known economists, in which they stated that the government should spend from 5 trillion to 10 trillion rubles to support enterprises, citizens and banks, the presidential press secretary said Dmitry Peskov.
Experts particularly criticized the strange decision to introduce a non-working week. “The fact that our economy is experiencing a recession along with the whole world is already obvious. And an extra non-working week will only intensify this decline,” said the director of the analytical department of Loko-Invest. Kirill Tremasov. At the same time, the expert is perplexed why a week off was announced at the expense of employers. “This measure clearly contradicts the goal of supporting business during the epidemic. And it is completely unclear how one week can solve the problem of spreading the virus (even if everyone stays at home). We have just begun an accelerated growth in the number of infected people, and according to the experience of other countries, this process does not stop within a week,” the analyst emphasized. The proposal for everyone to “take a break” is of particular concern to business representatives. At a meeting of entrepreneurs with Vladimir Putin March 26, founder of the Anderson cafe chain Anastasia Tatulova stated that a number of industries have no safety net, and this is “simply a tragedy.”
At the request of readers, the editors of Kompromat-Ural publish verbatim an appeal from economic gurus to combat COVID-19...
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation analyzed the practice of prosecutorial supervision in the implementation of national projects “Small and medium-sized businesses and support for individual entrepreneurial initiative”, “Labor productivity and employment support” and “International cooperation and export”.
Given the importance of creating in the country favorable conditions To conduct business, prosecutors closely monitor the proper implementation of the activities of the national project “Small and Medium Enterprises and Support for Individual Entrepreneurial Initiatives.”
During his supervisory support, measures were taken to eliminate about 400 violations of the law, 143 submissions were made, 71 persons were brought to disciplinary and administrative liability, 2 applications were sent to the courts, 7 were warned about the inadmissibility of violating the law officials, based on the inspection material sent by the prosecutor, 1 criminal case was initiated.
One of the reasons for the incomplete use of budget funds is the long-term failure of authorized bodies to accept procedures for providing financial support to business entities.
In the Chelyabinsk region, a prosecutorial response was required due to untimely approval by regional ministries economic development And agriculture procedures for providing subsidies to entrepreneurs and agricultural producers, as a result of which over 60 million rubles of financial assistance to businesses remained unspent.
In the republics of Adygea, Bashkortostan, Crimea, Tyva and Khakassia, Altai and Krasnoyarsk territories, Kemerovo, Kirov, Kursk, Nizhny Novgorod, Orenburg and Penza regions, Nenets Autonomous District and Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District - Ugra, prosecutors took measures to ensure the formation legal basis implementation of the specified national project and suppression of cases of imposing responsibilities not provided for by law on entrepreneurs. In total, prosecutors protested 38 illegal regulatory legal acts.
In a number of regions, prosecutorial intervention was required due to inadequate information support for small and medium-sized businesses (Republics of Crimea, Tyva, Altai region, Voronezh, Rostov, Tyumen and Ulyanovsk regions, Sevastopol).
By means of prosecutorial supervision, violations of the procedure and conditions for providing assistance to entrepreneurs were suppressed (Udmurt Republic, Kamchatka and Krasnoyarsk territories, Bryansk, Kaliningrad, Kaluga, Kemerovo, Kostroma, Murmansk, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan, Samara, Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk regions).
A fundamental assessment of prosecutors was required in cases of failure to achieve target indicators of regional projects during the implementation of a national project (Krasnoyarsk Territory, Samara Region).
Judge of the Shcherbinsky District Court of Moscow Anna Boriskina received from a lawyer Alexandra Zabrodina a strange lawsuit that could have “viral” consequences for the entire law enforcement system. Businessman from Sevastopol, director and founder of the one-employee company Inter 2012 LLC Yuri Hermann(his interests are represented by Mr. Zabrodin) demands a ban on the disclosure of his individual taxpayer number (TIN) under the pretext of protecting “personal data.” According to experts, what makes the situation especially scandalous is the fact that the tax identification numbers of tens of millions of Russians have been openly published in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities for many years in a row as part of innovations to increase the transparency of the business environment, organized by Mikhail Mishustin during his leadership of the Federal tax service(Federal Tax Service). Public access to the numbers of individuals is in accordance with the international practice of fiscal authorities. Lawyer Zabrodin avoided questions from journalists.
Yuri German’s claims against online publications became known recently, although his claim was submitted to the Shcherbinsky District Court in early July 2019. It is noteworthy that Anna Boriskina, who is considering the case, was appointed as a federal judge only in November last year; before that, Anna Vladimirovna was a justice of the peace (court district No. 432 of the Moskovsky and Mosrentgen settlements of Moscow). According to journalists, the plaintiff did not contact the editorial office directly. “The position is illogical, and the claim itself seems far-fetched. In the summer of 2018, an article is published, for some reason you “endure” for almost a year, only then do you file a claim. Months go by, already years. The publication remains, and you have never written to the editor about the essence of your dissatisfaction, so as to at least try to remove yourself from the public without trial. How is this possible?” asked a lawyer we interviewed, who was familiar with the details of the process.
Mr. German is dissatisfied with the occasional mention of his person in a journalistic investigation published in August 2018 about the former beneficiary of the Dialog-Optim bank. Alexandra Polyakov, against whom criminal cases were initiated in Russia and Ukraine (on the facts of fraud on an especially large scale and the use of a deliberately fake passport to cross the border). According to the latest data, after illegally leaving Ukraine, Polyakov settled in Slovenia. Journalists drew attention to a number of legal entities that, after Polyakov left the Russian Federation and was put on the wanted list, continued to function in Moscow and were registered with his wife Larisa Sliwinskaya and sons: Kirill And Mikhail Polyakov.
Representative of a dynasty of metallurgists
Sergey Nosov and Vladimir Putin, NTMK 2002 / Photo: ystav.com
Sergei Nosov was born in Magnitogorsk (Chelyabinsk region), his grandfather Grigory Ivanovich was the director of the legendary Magnitka during the Great Patriotic War.
Father of Sergei Nosov, Konstantin Grigorievich, continued the path of metallurgists - he headed a number of large factories in Ukraine (Dneprovsky, Krivoy Rog, and was deputy director of the Makeyevsky plant).
In the 90s, Konstantin Grigorievich participated in the creation of “ Evrazholding”, inheriting part of the company’s shares to his son.
Sergei Nosov himself worked for some time as deputy director of Magnitogorsk, but as they say, it didn’t work out Viktor Rashnikov, the owner of the enterprise and was forced to leave.
The famous top manager was invited in 1999 by the governor of the Sverdlovsk region Eduard Rossel.
At first, Nosov became deputy director of the Nizhny Tagil Metallurgical Plant, then its general director. This was his “native” field of activity, besides, NTMK by that time was already part of Evrazholding (which, as mentioned above, was created by Nosov’s father).
Nosov vs. Rossel. Governor's ambitions.
Sergey Nosov and Eduard Rossel / Photo: All News
Over the course of several years, Nosov literally “raised” the metallurgical plant “from its knees,” provided social packages to employees, and helped in the construction of housing. The factory workers simply adored him. And, since NTMK was the city-forming enterprise of Nizhny Tagil (the second Sverdlovsk city), all the townspeople saw the results of the new director’s activities.
At that time, Nosov was just over 40 years old and his ambitions clearly extended further than just the director’s chair at NTMK. At that time, in the extremely politicized Sverdlovsk region, opposition protests had already begun against the current head of the region, the charismatic and experienced Eduard Rossel. The gubernatorial elections were supposed to take place in 2003.
Leadership of the Sverdlovsk branch of the party " United Russia" noticed a young industrialist who has the support of the population of a city of 400 thousand. On the sidelines he was made an offer that he could not refuse - to go against the current governor in the elections
For this purpose, Nosov was instructed in 2002 to head the United Russia party list in the elections to the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk region.
Voters liked Nosov - young, representative of the real sector. Became the peak the arrival of President Vladimir Putin at the Nizhny Tagil plant, where he personally shook hands with the young director.
The then-young United Russia party got a good result in the elections to the ZSSO. However, Rossel did not forgive his former protégé for such an act - he publicly called him a traitor and, ultimately, did everything to ensure that Nosov’s career ended there.
In general, this is what happened. United Russia suddenly changed its mind about nominating Nosov for governor and supported Rossel. Nosov himself could not do anything. Then he did not have the slightest experience of political activity and he made many mistakes.
“So that he does not exist on the territory of the Sverdlovsk region!”
Photo: 66.ru
But the story didn't end there. Rossel, as an experienced politician, understood that it was impossible to leave a potential competitor on his territory, and got the owners of Evrazholding to transfer Nosov to Moscow. He was removed from his post as director of NTMK and appointed to a formal position in the capital office.
He did not last long in this position and was forced to leave Evraz, and even, as they say, sell shares of the enterprise.
The next place of work for Sergei Nosov was the newly created holding company " Russian Technologies» ( now - Rostec).
Here he headed the metallurgical division of the holding - “ Russpetsstal", which included four enterprises from different regions, mainly in the Volgograd region. However, the idea with Ruspetsstal turned out to be not very productive and the project was curtailed. Not through Nosov’s fault, however. Rumor has it that he was heavily scammed for money back then.
Sergei Nosov and the widow of the first president of Russia Naina Yeltsin / Photo: Ura.ru
Nosov was helped by good connections in the family of the first president of the Russian Federation Boris Yeltsin.
Speaking of France, according to one version, Sergei Nosov was almost the initiator of the deal to purchase Mistrals for the Russian Navy (French universal helicopter carrier ships), and at that time he was still working at Russpetsstal. Insiders say that he already had some useful connections in France.
As we remember, the deal failed in 2014, after the crisis in Ukraine and subsequent anti-Russian sanctions.
People's Mayor
Photo: Pravdaurfo.ru
However, in 2012, Nosov’s political career unexpectedly continued. He was invited to the post of mayor of Nizhny Tagil, a city that remembered him very well. Despite the long absence.
Was already the head of the region Evgeniy Kuyvashev, a representative of the “Tyumen team”, a rather weak politician, in contrast to Nosov, who has become quite experienced after all the failures.
Sergei Nosov won the mayoral election with a “Chechen result” - more than 92%. Residents of the city greeted the former director with delight.
For four years in this post, Nosov achieved a lot - the city really transformed.
Governor of the Sverdlovsk region. Take 2.
Vladimir Putin’s visit to Nizhny Tagil, 2016 / Photo: Novygorod.info
The support of the population gave Sergei Nosov a head start - he was not afraid to openly object to the governor and defend the interests of the city. Which, naturally, caused discontent in Kuyvashev’s team. Nosov began to regularly come under attack from regional media.
On the other hand, certain forces again saw and saw in Nosov potential candidate to governors. He himself did not openly show ambition, but it was clear that Nosov had long since “outgrown” the position of mayor.
In 2017, elections for the governor of the Sverdlovsk region were supposed to take place. In the Kremlin, Nosov was considered one of the contenders.
The next visit to Nizhny Tagil by President Putin was significant for Nosov. Then Nosov personally communicated with the president and, again, his connections helped him with this...
However, Nosov never managed to run for office - the behind-the-scenes struggle continued for six months, and in the end the Kremlin relied on the current governor... just like back in 2002, luck passed him by again. Under similar circumstances.
After this, Nosov again won the election for mayor of Nizhny Tagil, but in personal communications he said that this would not last long. He was preparing for new assignments - in spite of his ill-wishers.
Sergei Nosov: “I will take any position that the President offers me. I am a member of his team"
Working meeting with Sergei Nosov. The President signed a Decree appointing S. Nosov as acting governor of the Magadan Region / Photo: Kremlin Press Service
Sergei Konstantinovich always stood out among other systemic politicians and not only because of his heroic growth. His approaches have always been purely individual. Nosov, in principle, was never a politician, remaining a good business executive. Political intrigue is not his strong point.
Perhaps that is why he had to wait so long for appointment to a post corresponding to his competence. Therefore, perhaps, he did not receive an assignment to the “comfortable” regions where he was predicted - to the Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk or Kemerovo regions.
Nosov does not directly belong to any financial industrial group, which is why he was given one of the most difficult regions - the Magadan region, where serious work is required. And he, of course, knows how to do this. In short, Magadan is lucky: Sergei Nosov will be a good “acquisition” for the region.
Nosov, Sergei Konstantinovich
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| Education: | Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute, Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation | |||
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Sergei Konstantinovich Nosov(February 17, Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region) - third Head of the city of Nizhny Tagil, vice-governor of the Sverdlovsk region (July-October 2012), general director (1999-2005).
Education
At school I was focused on doing well in my studies. I was especially interested in physics. Successfully participated in regional and all-Union Olympiads. As a result, I received an exclusive invitation to a boarding school at Moscow State University. But my father’s words: “It’s better to be a good metallurgist than an average physicist,” determined the choice of profession. Like his grandfather and father, Sergei Nosov decided to become a metallurgist.
After school he entered the Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute, which to this day bears the name of his grandfather Grigory Ivanovich Nosov. His father also studied here. Sergei set himself the goal of proving that he is worthy of the legendary Nosov family. I tried hard and learned to achieve victories. I was especially proud when older teachers, who once gave my father “B” grades, rated his knowledge as “excellent.”
Biography
Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works
After graduating from the Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute, he came to work at the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK). He was accepted into the open-hearth shop as the third assistant of a steelmaker. On the first day of work, they didn’t even let me near the stove. He swept the pedestrian gallery, removed garbage and did everything that a helper should. Apparently, this was how young Nosov’s endurance was tested. But he was eager for everything new, more interesting, he wanted to grow. And he achieved his goal. Gradually climbing up career ladder(third assistant of the steelmaker, production foreman of furnaces, deputy shop manager, head of the oxygen-converter shop, head of the entire metallurgical complex of MMK), Sergei Nosov in the late 90s became MMK's deputy general director for production and investment. He was a member of the board of directors of MMK. In December 1998, he left MMK, as Chelyabinsk media wrote, due to a conflict with the team of general director Viktor Rashnikov.
Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Works
Sergei Konstantinovich received an offer to become the first deputy general director of the Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Works (NTMK) in October 1998. And he accepted it. A few months later he headed NTMK. In those years, the enterprise was in a difficult situation. The plant was facing bankruptcy and people were facing job loss. The blast furnaces stood, no one believed in a bright future except Nosov. It was he who managed to resolve all the problems and preserve NTMK for Tagil residents. Production volumes and wages began to increase at the plant. In addition, Nosov achieved the adoption of a program for large-scale reconstruction of production. It also included the construction of a plate mill “5000” with pipe welding production. During the years of work of Sergei Nosov at the head of NTMK, he managed to do a lot. These include new production facilities – continuous caster No. 4, blast furnace No. 6, new turbogenerators at the plant’s thermal power plant, reconstruction of coke production, rail and beam, converter, wheel and tire shops. The plant managed to complete long-term construction and erect several residential buildings, build Orthodox church, transformed his boarding houses, laid a modern road to Galyanka. Thanks to NTMK, Nizhny Tagil has a sports complex"Metallurg-Forum", Lenevka was reconstructed, where it was also built health complex with a water park. And the plant also became the main sponsor of the famous women's volleyball team “Uralochka”.
In October 2002, he was appointed managing director of NTMK.
He took part in the management of other enterprises: he was a member of the boards of directors of Vysokogorsky Mining and Processing Plant, Tagilbank, Seversky Pipe Plant, in 2002-2003. concurrently he was the managing director of the West Siberian Metallurgical Plant (Novokuznetsk).
After NTMK
In 2005, Sergei Nosov leaves the post of managing director of the Nizhny Tagil Metallurgical Plant and becomes vice president for technical policy of Evrazholding, the main shareholder of NTMK.
Since October 2006 – President of JSC RusSpetsStal.
Since 2007, he has been an adviser to the state corporation “Russian Technologies”, with which the OJSC “Research and Production Corporation “Uralvagonzavod” named after F. E. Dzerzhinsky” works closely.
Political career
In 2000 and 2004, he was elected as a deputy of the House of Representatives of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk Region from the Leninsky electoral district No. 17 of Nizhny Tagil. Sergei Nosov is one of the founders of the Sverdlovsk regional branch of the United Russia party, where he served as secretary of the political council.
In 2004, Nosov again took part in the Regional Duma elections, and was number two on the United Russia list (the list was headed by E. E. Rossel). He again refused the mandate received as a result of the elections, as he was elected to the House of Representatives of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk Region.
On July 26, 2012, he became the winner of the United Russia primaries for the election of a candidate for the post of mayor of Nizhny Tagil, receiving the support of 817 people out of 946 voters.
On October 15, 2012, he wrote a letter of resignation at will from the post of vice-governor of the Sverdlovsk region in connection with the election to the post of Head of Nizhny Tagil.
Family life
Married, raised three daughters: Tatyana, Natalya, Ekaterina.
Nosov Dynasty
Sergey Nosov is a third-generation manager of metallurgical enterprises.
His grandfather Grigory Ivanovich was called the “Steel King of Russia” in the West, and the “working director” in his native Magnitka. Grigory Ivanovich became the general director of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works in 1940, when he was 35 years old. He was the first in the world to establish the welding of armor steel according to new technology using existing open-hearth furnaces - there were no furnaces specially designed for this at the enterprise. In the summer of 1941, armor steel was rolled on a regular blooming machine, without waiting for the plate mill evacuated from Mariupol. In October 1941, armor steel, so necessary for the manufacture of tanks, began to flow. Nosov's armor defended Moscow. The Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute (now the State Institute of Mining and Metallurgy) is named after him. educational institution higher vocational education"Magnitogorsk State technical university them. G.I. Nosov"), which was graduated from his son Konstantin Grigorievich and grandson Sergei Konstantinovich. On the anniversary of the death of the “working director”, many people come to remember him at the cemetery and gather in the museum-apartment preserved by the townspeople in Berezki.
Sergei Nosov's father, Konstantin Grigorievich, was awarded the highest state awards and became a laureate of the USSR Council of Ministers Prize. Just like his father, he worked as a director of a metallurgical plant - “Krivorozhstal” in Ukraine, and before that, he raised production at Zapsib as the chief steelmaker and at the Dnieper Metallurgical Plant as a general director. He was from the golden fund of rescue directors whom the government threw into narrow, breakthrough areas of Soviet industry. The development of Ukrainian metallurgy in the pre-perestroika period owes much to the work of this Ural engineer, who worthily continued the work of the founder of the glorious dynasty - his father Grigory Ivanovich Nosov.
Awards
- (1995);
- State Prize of the Russian Federation “for the creation and industrial development of resource-saving technology for the converter processing of low-manganese cast iron” (1995);
- Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of science and technology (1999).
- (2000);
- Russian Order Orthodox Church St. Daniel (2000);
- Cherepanov Prize (2001);
- Honorary badges of the Demidov Foundation and the Ministry of Industry, Science and Technology “300 years of Ural metallurgy” (2001);
- Laureate of the annual all-Russian competition “Persons of the Year” held by the newspaper “Komsomolskaya Pravda” in the category “Leader of the Year” (2001);
- Laureate of the national award "Darin" of the All-Russian public organization « Russian Academy business and entrepreneurship" (2004).
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Sergei Nosov is developing an interesting political biography. He had the opportunity to work in two entities that differed in economic and social status, while occupying far from the last administrative post.
Having taken the post of governor of the Magadan region, Nosov soon confirmed the words said in an interview that he was a stern man. In June 2018, the Magadan television company MTK-Video published a recording of a meeting of the regional government. Then the ministers found themselves, as they say, under distribution, and new chapter won the first sympathy.
Childhood and youth
Sergei Nosov’s homeland is the land of metallurgists, Chelyabinsk region. The politician was born in Magnitogorsk in February 1961 into the family of a steelworker. His father went a long way from an assistant to the head of the open-hearth shop and the deputy chief smelter of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works. Later, he led the leading factories in Soviet metallurgy and served as vice-president of the International Academy of Engineering, which promoted high-tech technologies and solved engineering problems.
Sergey Nosov at the plant
Konstantin Grigorievich stood at the origins of the formation of Evrazholding, international company, which united a number of large steel and coal producers. The share of Nosov Sr.’s shares, according to Gosrf.ru, was inherited by his son.
After graduating from school, Sergei continued his work dynasty and graduated from the Mining and Metallurgical Institute named after his grandfather, who at the age of 35 took the helm of the famous Magnitogorsk. He also started from the bottom, rose to head of department, then became deputy director for production, and a member of the board of directors of the plant.
Career and politics
In 1998, Sergei Nosov, at the invitation of Eduard Rossel, at that time the governor of the Sverdlovsk region, moved to Nizhny Tagil and took on the task of saving the local metallurgical plant (NTMK) from bankruptcy, since Evrazholding was its main shareholder.
In the early 2000s, Nosov led the enterprise and at the same time sat in the regional parliament - the Legislative Assembly. With his assistance, a representative office of the United Russia party was opened, where Sergei became secretary of the political council, and later joined High Council. The top manager's candidacy has already been considered as a successor in the upcoming gubernatorial elections.
The conflict with Rossel arose even earlier, when Nosov, without the consent of his superiors, participated in the elections to the Regional Duma in the ranks of the opposition bloc. According to rumors, the governor, who was more sophisticated in the behind-the-scenes struggle, contributed to the transfer of his opponent to Moscow. Sergei left his position as director of the Nizhny Tagil plant, and later left Evrazholding.
A couple of years later, some kind of reconciliation took place with Rossel; both politicians ran on the same list for elections to the lower house of the Legislative Assembly. Sergei refused his deputy mandate because he was elected to the highest chamber of the regional parliament.
In 2006, the general director of Rosoboronexport appointed Nosov as head of a division of the holding - the Russpetsstal company, half of which belonged, according to Vedomosti, to the Cypriot offshore companies Briefway Trading and Lacoveta Management. In 5 years joint stock company went bankrupt, Nosov went to private business. In 2012, the newly elected head of the Sverdlovsk region, Evgeny Kuyvashev, appointed him vice-governor.
However, the residents of Nizhny Tagil did not forget about who pulled the city-forming enterprise out of the debt hole, and after 3 months Nosov’s name appeared on the list of candidates for the post of mayor. He won the elections with a result of over 90%. History repeated itself 5 years later.
Among the merits of the mayor of Nizhny Tagil are the reconstruction of the circus, theaters and embankment, the construction of a dozen kindergartens and a medical and rehabilitation center, a sports complex and a city park, a road bridge and a 4-star Radisson hotel. Video cameras appeared on literally every pole, and, accordingly, crime decreased. The “City Control” portal has been created, which considers public complaints from citizens, anonymous ones at that.
The media very soon began to say that the city scale was too small for Nosov’s talents. Rumors began to spread again that it was time for Sergei to once again try to take the place of governor of the Sverdlovsk region. In 2016, the mayor of the Ural city was seen as a candidate to replace the head of the Kemerovo region. After Nosov was “registered” as the regional vice-governor in Chelyabinsk.
When in May 2018 it became known about the transfer of Sergei Nosov to the Magadan region, a flash mob began in Nizhny Tagil with the hashtag #nosovneugodi. Residents did not want to let go crisis manager, who “did more in a year than others did in three.” The Kremlin's choice fell on Nosov precisely because of his popularity among the people.
The presidential decree did not come as a surprise to Nosov; he learned within a week that career changes were coming. Even in his youth, Nosov was taught that the more difficulties, the more interesting the work, and in such a “rich region there are a lot of prospects and opportunities for investment.”
Personal life
The personal life of the Magadan governor is shrouded in mystery, and capturing family members in photographs is a rare success for journalists. It is known that with his wife Alla, Sergei Nosov raised 3 children - daughters Natalya, Tatyana and Ekaterina.
The French network of radio stations Radio France internationale claims that one of them married French citizen Germain Djouhri. Father young man Alexander (formerly called Ahmed) Dzhouhri is an Algerian immigrant, the director of a certain news agency. In 2016, he became a defendant in a criminal case investigating the participation of the Libyan leader in the financing of election campaign French President.
Sergey Nosov now
In the short period that Sergei Nosov only performed his duties, he managed to win recognition comparable to what he had in the Urals. The governor's working moments are covered in
