A Russia fit for our children

A small group of western-minded business leaders have banded together to lobby for a Russia free from robber barons and fit for their children by the year 2015.

       
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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