A Russia fit for our children

A Russia fit for our children

Headline: A Russia fit for our childrenSource: EuromoneyDate: September 2001 Sergei Vorobiev Big business in Russia is all about robber barons, or so the press would have us believe, but a small group of successful western-minded business leaders have banded together to lobby for change. Their goal is to make Russia […]

Headline: A Russia fit for our children
Source: Euromoney
Date: September 2001







Sergei Vorobiev

Big business in Russia is all about robber barons, or so the press would have us believe, but a small group of successful western-minded business leaders have banded together to lobby for change. Their goal is to make Russia a civilized country by 2015, when their children will be leaving school and looking for work.

“There are three scenarios,” says Sergei Vorobiev, managing partner of Russia’s branch of international head-hunting company Ward Howell and chairman of the 2015 Club.

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