VLADIMIR PUTIN
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VLADIMIR PUTIN

Visits within Russia

26 august, 2010 10:10

Oleg Kozhemyako, Governor of the Amur Region

Born March 17, 1962 in the village of Chernigovka, Chernigovka District, Primorye Territory

Education:

Graduated from the Khabarovsk Technical College

Graduated from the Far Eastern Institute of Soviet Trade (now the Pacific State University of Economics), earned degree in Economics (after compulsory military service)

Received PhD in economics

Experience 

1981: Worked in production. Began as third-class metalworker and rose to foreman in the Primorskaya state district electric power station

1989: Established Primorsky production cooperative, later incorporated as Primorskoye food production association

1995: Appointed board of directors deputy chairman, Preobrazhenskaya Base of Trawling Fleet

1998-2002: Appointed board of directors chairman, Preobrazhenskaya Base of Trawling Fleet

2001: Elected deputy of the third Primorye Territory Legislative Assembly, member of the Primorye Territory Committee for Food Policy and Land Use

2002: Elected representative of Primorye Territory Legislative Assembly in the Federation Council, member of the Federation Council Committee for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, member of the Committee for Youth Affairs and Sports and Committee for Information Policy

2004: Appointed adviser of the Federation Council Speaker

2005: Appointed deputy governor of the Koryak Autonomous Area, monitored fuel delivery of the area, appointed acting governor of the Koryak Autonomous Area, appointed governor of the Koryak Autonomous Area by the Koryak Autonomous Area Legislative Assembly

2007: Appointed member of the advisory committee of the State Council.

2007-2008: Appointed aide to the government chief of staff

2008: Elected governor of the Amur Region by the Amur Region Legislative Assembly

Class III active state advisor

Personal

Married, with a son and a daughter