Sergei Sobyanin. Sergei Semyonovich Sobyanin biography Sobyanin former mayor

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich, 06/21/1958 year of birth, a native of the village. Nyaksimvol of the Berezovsky District of the Khanty-Mansiysk National Okrug Tyumen region. Mayor of Moscow. Party "United Russia". 2005-2010 - served as head of the Presidential Administration Russian Federation.

Biography

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich, 06/21/1958 year of birth, a native of the village. Nyaksimvol of the Berezovsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk national district of the Tyumen region. Sobyanin was the third child and long-awaited son in the family of Semyon Fedorovich and Antonina Alexandrovna Sobyanin. Of course, the parents doted on Seryozha. He grew up as a modest, obedient boy, never being rude to his elders, at school, although he was not an excellent student, he studied very diligently. The father, despite the fact that he was the chairman of the village council, and was soon appointed to the post of director of the butter factory in Berezovo, did not indulge his son, accustoming Serezha to work. The future Moscow mayor from an early age chopped wood in the cold, helping his parents with the housework. Since childhood, he went hunting with his grandfather Fedor, a hunter-fisherman, in the taiga.

This is how Sergey's character developed: on the one hand, he did not shun hard work, was stubborn in achieving the goal, and on the other hand, he was laconic, being "in public" was not very easy for him. But still, he understood that the "unsociable beeches" did not get further than Berezov. Therefore, Seryozha tried to remake his character, to be more active along the pioneer, and then the Komsomol line, all the more so his father urged him to do this, saying that otherwise he would remain here. Of course, Semyon Fedorovich was cunning, he would hardly have allowed his only son to turn sour in the wilderness, but Sergei listened to his father's advice, graduating from school with the rank of secretary of the Komsomol committee.

Sobyanin has the rank of Full State Councilor of the Russian Federation, 1st class. He is a member of the Supreme Council of the United Russia party. Awarded with the Order Honor and medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" II degree. He also has the Order of the Holy Blessed Prince Daniel of Moscow II degree (award of the Moscow Patriarchate).

Relatives. Father: Sobyanin Semyon Fedorovich, born on September 3, 1925, former chairman of the Nyaksimvolsky village council of the Berezovsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk national district and director of the Berezovsky butter factory. He worked in the administration of Tyumen until the end of the 1990s. First steps towards career ladder Sobyanin did largely thanks to his father's connections.

Mother: Sobyanina Antonina Alexandrovna

Wife (former): Sobyanina Irina Iosifovna, born on 11/19/1961. Previously, she was a teacher of floristry at the Tyumen Center child development them. I. I. Podaruev, at the same time being the beneficiary of the largest contractor in the field of road construction. She had the nickname "Ira-border" for the fact that her structure regularly won competitions in Tyumen for work to replace the road surface and curbs. Currently, the spouses live separately, without actually filing a divorce. According to some reports, Sobyanina permanently resides outside the Russian Federation. 02/21/2014. An official divorce from S. Sobyanin was announced.

Daughter: Ershova Anna Sergeevna, born on 10/02/1986, restaurant interior designer. Permanently resides in St. Petersburg. Maintains occasional contact with his father.

Daughter: Olga Sergeevna Sobyanina, born on 06/03/1997. According to some reports, she currently lives with her mother outside the Russian Federation and is a student of one of the prestigious private schools.

State. Sergei Sobyanin earned 7 million 214 thousand rubles in 2014. The mayor owns a garage with an area of ​​27 square meters, and in use is an apartment with an area of ​​308 square meters, owned by a minor child. The mayor does not own a vehicle. In 2013, Sergei Sobyanin earned 6.3 million rubles, and in 2012 - 5.3 million rubles.

Hobbies. Sobyanin is fond of hunting, fishing, literature and classical music, plays tennis.

Education

• In 1967, he moved with his family to the regional center of Berezovo, where his father headed the oil plant.

• In 1975 he graduated from Berezovskaya high school. After school he moved to Kostroma, where his sister Lyudmila lived. In Kostroma, he entered the mechanical faculty of Kostroma Institute of Technology, who graduated with a red diploma in 1980 with a degree in Engineering Technologies, Metal-cutting Machine Tools and Tools.

• In 1989 he received a second education - law (All-Union Law Correspondence Institute, Ulyanovsk branch).

Labor activity

Graduated from the mechanical faculty of the Kostroma Technological Institute and the Ulyanovsk branch of the All-Union Correspondence Institute of Law. He has a PhD in Law.

After graduation, he worked as an engineer at the Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant, at the same time heading the Komsomol organization of the shop.

• In 1982, he switched to a liberated Komsomol job. So, from 1982 to 1984 he was the head of the organizational department of the Leninsky district committee of the Komsomol of the city of Chelyabinsk.

• In 1984, Sobyanin was sent to the village of Kogalym, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, where he served as head of the housing and communal services department of the Kogalym city executive committee and secretary of this city executive committee.

• From 1988 to 1990, he was deputy head of the organizational department of the Khanty-Mansiysk district committee of the CPSU, from 1990 to 1991 he headed the tax inspectorate of the city of Kogalym, and in December 1991 he was appointed head of the administration of the city of Kogalym.

• In 1993, Sobyanin became the first deputy head of the administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug.

• In 1994 he became chairman of the Duma of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, and in 1996 became an ex officio member of the Federation Council Federal Assembly Russian Federation (since 1998, he served as chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation and Judicial Legal Issues).

• In 2000 he was appointed First Deputy authorized representative President of the Russian Federation in the Ural federal district.

• From 2001 to 2005, Sobyanin served as governor of the Tyumen region. In November 2005, he was appointed to the post of head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, and in May 2008 - head of the apparatus of the Government of the Russian Federation with the rank of Deputy Prime Minister.

• In October 2010, Sobyanin became the mayor of Moscow. In June 2013, he resigned from this post, but was appointed by the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin as interim mayor of Moscow until the elections scheduled for September 2013.

• On September 8, 2013, in the early elections, Sobyanin S.S. re-elected to the post of mayor of Moscow.

Relations and partners

Abramovich Roman Arkadievich, 10/24/1966 year of birth, entrepreneur. With the help of controlled structures, in particular Sibneft, he financed the election of Sobyanin as governor of the Tyumen region. Currently, they continue to maintain relations, however, not as close as during the election campaign for the post Tyumen Governor.

Bogdanov Vladimir Leonidovich, 05/28/1951 year of birth, CEO OAO Surgutneftegaz. We met through Filipenko. During his tenure as chairman of the Duma of the KhMAO and governor of the Tyumen region, Sobyanin acted as a lobbyist for the interests of Bogdanov and his business. Continue to maintain relationships.

Gavrin Alexander Sergeevich, 07/22/1953, former Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation and former member Federation Council from the Tyumen region. Cousin of Irina Sobyanina. Previously, we maintained close contacts, including those of a business nature. Now their relationship is actually reduced to nothing.

Neelov Yuri Vasilievich, 05/24/1952, member of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation from the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, former governor Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. He maintained and maintains fairly close relations with Sobyanin. We jointly participated in the development of the process of unification of the Tyumen region and the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, which is part of it, but is an independent entity.

Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich, 07.10.1952 year of birth, President of the Russian Federation. Sobyanin actively supported Putin in the presidential elections in 2000, and also financed a number of projects for the new President. In turn, Putin thanked him by personally "blessing" him to be elected governor of the Tyumen region. Putin appointed Sobyanin to the post of head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation as a “hardware counterbalance” to Sechin. During his work in the Administration and the Government apparatus, Sobyanin demonstrated exceptional loyalty to Putin, for which, in the end, he was “rewarded” with the post of mayor of Moscow.

Rakova Anastasia Vladimirovna, 02/08/1976 year of birth, head of the office of the mayor of Moscow. Actually civil wife Sobyanin. I have known Sobyanin since 2001, when she worked to ensure the election of the governor of Tyumen. She moved after Sobyanin to Moscow. She was the only employee whom he took first to the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, and then to the Moscow City Hall. Has a very big influence on Sobyanin and enjoys his virtually unlimited trust.

Sechin Igor Ivanovich, 09/07/1960, President of OAO NK Rosneft. Relations with Sobyanin are almost openly hostile. They finally deteriorated during Sechin's tenure as Deputy Prime Minister, who oversaw the fuel and energy complex, when his activities directly "touched" Sobyanin's business interests. While Putin is trying to iron out differences between them, the Sechin-Sobyanin feud could take a new turn during the 2013 Moscow mayoral election campaign. It is possible that Sechin may initiate the stuffing of a number of materials compromising Sobyanin.

Timchenko Gennady Nikolaevich, 11/09/1952 year of birth, entrepreneur. They have known each other since the 1990s, when Sobyanin supplied oil to the Timchenko-controlled refinery in the city of Kirishi Leningrad region. According to some reports, it was Timchenko who introduced Sobyanin to Putin.

Filipenko Alexander Vasilievich, 05/31/1950, auditor of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, former governor of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. At the request of Father Sobyanin, whom he treated with great respect, he oversaw the career of his son, first through the CPSU. Then he was Sobyanin Jr.'s mentor in politics and business. At the same time, Filipenko planned to eventually transfer the "reins of government" of the district to Sobyanin.

Khan German Borisovich Born on 10/24/1961, entrepreneur, shareholder of Alfa Group. They cooperated closely when Khan became the executive director of OAO TNK-BP. Together we helped resolve conflict situations between TNK and BP. They continue to maintain contacts to this day.

Chemezov Oleg Leonidovich, 09/22/1964, entrepreneur. He was Sobyanin's most trusted person during the election campaign for the post of governor of the Tyumen region. From 2003 to 2005 he was the first deputy governor of the Tyumen region. Then Sobyanin appointed him as his actual representative to TNK-BP.

Yakushev Vladimir Vladimirovich, born June 14, 1968, Governor of the Tyumen Region. Previously, he headed OJSC Khanty-Mansiysk Bank. He was appointed to his position largely due to the lobbying capabilities of Sobyanin. Continues to observe the economic interests of Sobyanin in his region.

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Having headed the capital in October 2010, Sobyanin first of all set about personnel reshuffles, getting rid of almost all the former, "Luzhkov" personnel. The most notorious were the resignations of the vice-mayor Vladimir Resin and chief architect Alexandra Kuzmina. Metropolitan prefects were deprived of the status of city ministers. However, no one but Anastasia Rakova, with whom he had a special relationship, Sergei Semenovich did not bring from the apparatus of the Government of the Russian Federation, just as he did not bring anyone (again, with the exception of Rakova) to the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation from Tyumen and from the Administration to the Government.

In Moscow, Sobyanin tried to act as he used to act in Tyumen, but he did not take into account that these two cities are not comparable in scale. So, in Tyumen, to solve the road problem, it was enough to pave the roads. In Moscow, traffic jams were a much more serious problem than the quality of roads. Sobyanin never managed to cope with them. Neither the introduction of dedicated lanes for public transport, no park and ride. In turn, the constant repairs of the roadway, and especially the laying of paving slabs by unskilled Central Asian workers, aroused suspicions of a banal "cutting of funds", which Sergei Semenovich condones at best.

Sobyanin's image was also negatively affected by his war with trade kiosks and small shops. Overly zealous performers demolished hundreds of kiosks installed in accordance with all the requirements of the law, which caused justified anger not only among small businesses, who suffered primarily during this campaign, but also among many Muscovites who were accustomed to shops "within walking distance" near metro stations.

Thus, Sobyanin, for almost three years as mayor of Moscow, failed to solve long-standing problems. This, as well as the continuing rise in real estate prices, the cuts in Luzhkov's allowances, the growth of uncontrolled migration from Central Asia with a simultaneous deterioration in the quality of street cleaning does not allow him to become the same popular mayor that he remained Yuri Luzhkov before last day his tenure.

By nature, Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin is far from soft. Otherwise, he simply could not become what he became. He is smart, sophisticated both in politics and in business, ambitious. At the same time, he adheres to the principle: “Do not ask for service, do not refuse service.” All his appointments were not initiated by him, at least that's how it looked from the outside. But still, Sergei Semenovich is more of an apparatchik than a politician. That is why he would never have become the mayor of Moscow during a truly competitive election, especially if another business executive who knows how to communicate more actively with the electorate would have acted as his rival.

Sobyanin's family life is not easy. He married upon arrival in Kogalym on Irina Rubinchik, a representative of an influential Jewish clan in the region. Sergei Semenovich thought in this way to improve his career prospects. Of course, he succeeded, but friendly family Sobyanin has never been. Sergey Semenovich and Irina Iosifovna were too diverse people. Sobyanin helped his wife’s business with an administrative resource, financed, at her request, work on the reconstruction of the only synagogue in Tyumen, “resolved the affairs” of her relatives, but still the family ship continued to leak, despite even the birth youngest daughter. In the end, the Sobyanins dispersed and each lived his own life.

Currently, the role of the wife for Sergei Semenovich is played by Anastasia Rakova. He spotted her back in 2001, when she was an assistant to the first deputy chairman of the KhMAO government Oleg Chemezov. Since then, Sobyanin and Rakova have been inseparable, he constantly drags her along with him. It is possible that in the end they will still formalize their relationship.

Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin is one of the few people in the upper echelons of power who does not belong to the "Petersburg". Despite this, he enjoys the confidence of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. He gave an excellent reputation as a "curator" of a major oil region, head of the Presidential Administration, head of the Government apparatus. Sobyanin continues to demonstrate his loyalty as mayor of Moscow. But still, we must remember that Sergei Semenovich has been in Putin's team only since January 2000, that is, after Yeltsin's fateful "I'm tired, I'm leaving." Previously, he had shown loyalty to other people. And it is possible that if the pendulum of history swings in the other direction, Sobyanin will also be loyal and in demand by completely different forces.

Compromising evidence

1. Aerodromdorstroy business - a company not related to Sergei Sobyanin

Content Topics

Sergei Sobyanin made a career that no one had done before him in post-Soviet Russia.

• Birthday: June 21, 1958
• Hometown: s. Nyaksimvol, Tyumen region;
• Place of employment: Government of Moscow, Mayor of Moscow 2010 - present
• Education: KSTU graduate;
• Marital status: divorced.

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Many predicted the place of the President of the Russian Federation for him, but he is just the mayor of Moscow. Although anything can happen, because some 17 years ago, few people believed that the protege of the northern autonomous regions would win the election of the governor of the Tyumen region.

Sobyanin was called the "creature of the president" by the media whenever he held another high post. And he went to power swiftly, leaving behind him not always a good memory.

He will turn 60 in 2018. Of these, 13 years he served on public service in the capital, and for only seven years he has been the mayor in Moscow.

So Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin is made in the regions:

• tempered by the north
• nurtured managerial qualities in Tyumen.

A rare falcon will fly to the golden-domed from the edge of this frozen land. He succeeded because his entire political path was under cover and in complete control.

Biography of Sergei Sobyanin

Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin is the son of the chairman of the Nyaksimvol village council of the Berezovsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. This small village three hundred kilometers from the regional center. In the spring there is a thaw, the remaining half a year is winter, and it is severe, northern. From the nationalities: Khanty, Mansi, Russians.

Three generations of the Sobyanins lived here, away from big land, hunted, fished, collected cloudberries. Here Sergey went to school. In 1967, when he was 9 years old, the family moved to Berezovo for his father, Semyon Fedorovich, who was offered the position of director of the oil plant. Mother Antonina Alexandrovna mainly raised children: two older daughters and junior Sergei. And when they grew up, she worked next to her husband: an accountant in the village council and an economist at a butter factory.

Tales about his northern youth are hardly interesting to Muscovites, but for Tyumen people his biography was interesting. What the " reindeer” goes to the election of the governor of the Tyumen region in 2000, it turned out to be difficult to find out. But something has leaked out.

For example, that Sergei Sobyanin loves skiing since childhood, shoots accurately and is an avid hunter. That he went to the bear, and it seems to be successful. Although in the large Tyumen region, this will hardly surprise anyone: everyone grew up in the same conditions of the tundra and permafrost.

It is known that at school he was an excellent student, Komsomol leader of the class, read a lot and welcomed a healthy lifestyle. He was proud of his heroic grandfather - the full St. George Knight Alexander Ulanov. There are many centenarians in the Sobyanin family, there are also those who celebrated their centennial anniversary.

He matured early and became independent:

• At the age of 17 he went to Kostroma to enter the institute. Stayed with my older sister.
• Five years later, with a red diploma in engineering, he was assigned to Chelyabinsk. Locksmith, foreman, foreman, Komsomol organizer. He chose not a working, but a Komsomol path, although maybe she chose him.
• For two years he worked in the district committee of the Komsomol.
• In 1984 he was invited to Kogalym. A village where everyone knows how oil smells, what winter, fishing and hunting are. In general, the same Ugra north, only a thousand kilometers from Nyaksimvol.

In Kogalym, he makes a career, having advanced along the Komsomol line for four years to the deputy head of the organizational department of the district committee of the CPSU. But the party suddenly fell apart, like many other Komsomol-party bosses, Sergei began to look for new niches for the realization of managerial ambitions.

A place for him was found in the tax office, which received the status of the city of Kogalym. Not the most successful scenario, because few people paid taxes in the dashing 90s. There was no money as such, barter flourished, and commerce was only in its infancy. For the northern cities, the oil and gas companies were the breadwinners, providing not only hydrocarbon production, but also social infrastructure, housing construction, roads and maintaining them in order.

The city administration was only an appendix to these mighty state enterprises. But their time was running out, and large-scale privatization began. At this time, Sergei Sobyanin was already the head of the administration of Kogalym. He had a family: his wife, Irina, who came from Tyumen for northern romance, and a four-year-old daughter, Anna.

It was 1991, a turning point for the country and a decisive one for future politicians and oligarchs. Sergei Sobyanin was 33 years old. Alexander Vasilyevich Filipenko turned 41 when President Yeltsin signed a decree appointing him head of the administration Khanty-Mansiysk Okrug. Alexander Vasilyevich had almost twenty years ahead of him as the first person in the oil region.

After his appointment, he formed a team, and two years later he invites Sergey Semenovich to join it, who has some experience as a business executive and friendship with Vagit Alekperov. When he was mayor, Kogalymneftegaz was corporatized and transformed into Lukoil. Alekperov became the president and co-owner of the oil company.

oil money

"Black gold" has always saved budgets. Even when it was difficult, Sergey Sobyanin, deputy head of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, managed to negotiate with the oilmen - the "kings" of the northern territories. Sobyanin oversaw the block of social issues and housing and communal services, which means that one had to be able to find resources.

A year later, the political alignment changed: the Tyumen region, also experiencing a shortage of budget money, threatens to unite the northern districts. Its governor, Leonid Roketsky, defends his position at the very top: Yamal and Yugra are part of the Tyumen region, so there should be one governor, one budget, and a common territory. The districts were outraged, which led to another surge of separatism. They defended the independence of the district harshly, which influenced the mood of the inhabitants.

He is delegated from the administration to the legislative body of Yugra. He quickly gains authority and the chair of the Duma, thanks to which he opens the doors to the Federation Council. There he chaired the Committee on Constitutional Legislation. A springboard on which all issues of unification were resolved as quickly as the preservation of oil money for the needs of the districts.

While he fought for the complete independence of the districts in the corridors of power in the capital, his wife Irina was with him. In 1997, their second daughter Olga was born. The family rarely left the capital. Of course, I liked Moscow life, the head of the family visited the district on short visits. And don't forget your new passion, who was 15 years younger than Irina. Anastasia Rakova will follow him through fire and water all the way to Moscow. At 34, she will give birth to a daughter, and four years later, in 2014, the divorce of the Sobyanins will be announced.

But back to zero. In 2000, in the Kremlin corridors, a decision was made to train him in the embassy. He came under the patronage of the newly appointed plenipotentiary, General Pyotr Latyshev, becoming his first deputy. The scope of work is the Urals District. Subordinate to six constituent entities of the Russian Federation, including the Tyumen region, Yugra, Yamal and other regions. By this time, the bet has already been made: Sobyanina leads new president country Vladimir Putin. But few people realize this: the citizens of the country solve a lot of other issues. Including what to expect from the head of state, why strengthen the vertical of power and what will happen to business. All these questions and more will be answered soon. Sergei Sobyanin clearly adheres to the line that the Kremlin is pursuing. Let her change at least three times, he won’t blink an eye. There are no other rules of the game on this field, and he is well aware of this.

Surprise

In the embassy of the President of the Russian Federation, he was trained in the basics of statehood according to a compressed program. Less than six months later, he was promoted to the post of governor of the Tyumen region. The "creatura" of the president came as a surprise to the Tyumen elite and the population. An information war began between the clans of Roketsky and Sobyanin. Its echoes can still be found on the Internet: compromising material flowed like a river.

In January 2001, the election was won by a protege of the northern districts, oil generals and the Kremlin. Sergei Sobyanin immediately showed who was the boss in the house. Unreliable, disloyal and ineffective have been purged. New people have been appointed in all areas, and we have had conversations with businessmen. The media took the trump and diligently created the image of a reformist governor.

Having become governor, he first of all thanked his guide, offering to extend the term of office of the head of state. And Putin and his team often visited the region to promote ideas for the revival of the country on its example.

The Tyumen region has become an experimental platform for the Kremlin's innovations. Money flowed into the budget from the northern bowels: Sobyanin changed his mind and decided that the districts should really be divided. An agreement was signed between the parties in favor of the region.

The northern governors "swallowed" this: they had no choice but to "buy" independence for a large sum in the form of part of the oil taxes - the MET. tax, which long years accounted for half of the regional budget, and in last years before the centralization of this tax and the fall in the price per barrel - a third of the region's budget. For five years, the regional treasury has increased tenfold.

Large construction projects, new production facilities and numerous investment projects began under Sobyanin and are still ongoing in the regional capital.

In early 2004, he voluntarily resigned from his position in order to test new system governor's appointments. The test was successful: Putin submitted his candidacy to the regional Legislative Assembly. The deputies almost unanimously (minus one vote) approved Sobyanin for a second term as governor. Journalists remember how he then joked: "There is opposition in the Tyumen region - out of 25 deputies, only 24 voted for me."

After 10 months, he resigned due to a promotion.

Headed the Kremlin

There are offers that cannot be refused, even if you swore allegiance the day before and shared your plans. Residents of the Tyumen region sighed, some bitterly, others joyfully, seeing off their governor to the Kremlin. In almost five years of governorship, many are tired of experiments tailored to hastily, therefore not always in size, with parted seams and fallen off buttons.

The "suits" in which health care, education, local self-government, social programs, individual housing were dressed were flawed to varying degrees, but brand new. The new governor Vladimir Yakushev, who was also driven around the power structures by Sergei Sobyanin, had to be adjusted to the format of reformist clothes, as he was once the president of the Russian Federation. The successor announced the full and unconditional continuation of the initiated reforms, and the Tyumen region rolled along the already prepared stencils.

A farewell wave swept through the Tyumen media under the general trend “We are proud!”. Sergei Sobyanin went to the Kremlin to lead the presidential administration of the Russian Federation. Tyumen were not surprised fast-paced career, he was seen off every time he went to Moscow and met with the President of the Russian Federation.

After success in the elections, he becomes Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Putin and leads the apparatus. During his time in government, he served on a number of boards of directors of large state-owned companies.

He did not forget about his girlfriend: Anastasia Rakova is the only one he took from Tyumen to the capital. She is confirmed in the position of Deputy Prime Minister.

In 2010, Luzhkov lost the trust of the authorities. The chair was offered to Sergei Sobyanin. Moscow in Once again looked closely at his northern squint. He terrified the Muscovites, but he was self-confident, made plans and quoted the president. The deputies of the Moscow City Duma gave the go-ahead to the presidential creature.

Mayor of Moscow

The first decisions of the mayor completely repeated the Tyumen innovations. The reforms followed well-known scenario Keywords: health care, road construction, transport problem solving, parks, tiles, lanterns. The management vertical was built up and clearly followed the instructions: if it was necessary to change the tiles in one place three times, then nothing could prevent this. From his inner circle, Sergei Sobyanin preferred his permanent girlfriend: Anastasia Rakova became his deputy. Again and again, he entrusts her with a legal block of questions.

Three years later, Sergei Sobyanin wins the election of the mayor of Moscow - a little more than half of the voters who came to the polls voted for him.

He, like any statesman of this magnitude, has fans, there are also ill-wishers. The moral side of the issue of Sergei Sobyanin was rarely interested, so he is always ready to implement unpopular measures for the sake of global changes. His second term as mayor will end next year. They will coincide with the presidential elections, and who knows what other surprises to expect from the Kremlin.

Family values

Putin's alter ego in everything, even in matters family values. Both announced their divorce in one year. Both have two daughters, about whose fate little is known. About both there are rumors of loyalty and devotion to their women, who gave them children. Both promote family values ​​from a high rostrum.

With his wife Irina, the divorce was filed in 2014, but they said that they had not lived together for a long time. She is three years younger than her ex-husband, now she is 55 years old. A civil engineer by education. Immediately after graduating from the institute, she went from Tyumen to the north, where she met Sergey. In 1986 they got married and in the same year their daughter Anna was born.

She is married and lives in St. Petersburg, where she went to study as a designer at the beginning of the 2000s. Husband - businessman Alexander Ershov. The family lives in an elite apartment in the center of the northern capital. The company is supplying luxury furniture in which Anna works as a companion.

The second daughter is Olga, she is 20 years old and a student. She got the office apartment of the pope in the center of Moscow. The Internet is replete with speculation and the most meticulous calculate the family income, which could not be correlated with the cost of this apartment. However, there is a version that Irina and her daughter went abroad, where Olga studies at one of the prestigious schools.

Sobyanin himself submits an income declaration every year. According to these data, he earns 6.5 million rubles a year, has no car, no yachts, no land. Only a Moscow apartment of 300 sq. m. and a garage.

Sergei Sobyanin was named Man of the Year only once, on the eve of his divorce - in 2013.

Mayor of Moscow since October 2010. Previously - Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation (2008-2010), Head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin (2005-2008), Head of the Administration of the Tyumen Region (2001-2005), First Deputy Presidential Plenipotentiary Representative in the Urals Federal District (2000), Chairman of the Duma of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug and Head of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and Judicial Legal Issues (1996-2000), Deputy Head of Administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug (1993), Head of the Administration of the city of Kogalym ( 1990-1993). Member of the supreme council of the United Russia party since 2001. Chairman of the Board of Directors of Channel One OJSC since February 2009.

Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin was born on June 21, 1958 in the village of Nyaksimvol, Berezovsky District, Tyumen Region. In 1975 he moved to Chelyabinsk. He worked at the Chelyabinsk pipe-rolling plant and studied at the correspondence department of the mechanical faculty of the Kostroma Technological Institute. In 1980 he graduated from the institute, headed a team of turners, became a foreman. In 1982 he went to work in the Leninsky district committee of the Komsomol.

In 1984, Sobyanin was sent to the village of Kogalym of the Khanty-Mansiysk District of the Tyumen Region (since 1985 - the city). In 1984-88 he headed the housing and communal services service of Kogalym, in 1988-90 he was deputy head of the organizational department of the Khanty-Mansiysk District Committee of the CPSU. In 1990, he headed the tax inspectorate of Kogalym. In 1991, by order of the head of the administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk Okrug, Alexander Filipenko, he was appointed head of the administration of Kogalym.

In 1993, Filipenko made Sobyanin his first deputy, and in 1994 ensured his election as speaker of the district Duma. In January 1996, Sobyanin became a member of the upper house of the Russian parliament - the Federation Council. In October of the same year, he was re-elected speaker of the Khanty-Mansiysk Duma. In June 1998, he headed the Federation Council committee on constitutional legislation and judicial and legal issues. In July 2000, he was appointed First Deputy Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Urals Federal District Petr Latyshev.

January 14, 2001 Sobyanin was elected governor of the Tyumen region, receiving more than 52 percent of the vote. In December 2001, he was elected a member of the supreme council of the All-Russian party "Unity and Fatherland" - United Russia, later renamed the All-Russian political party "United Russia".

In January 2005, after the law on the abolition of gubernatorial elections came into force, Sobyanin ahead of schedule raised the question of confidence in himself before Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the same month, Putin approved his candidacy and submitted it to the Tyumen Regional Duma for consideration. In February, the Duma unanimously voted for Sobyanin. In October 2005, the Tyumen Governor joined the Council under the President of the Russian Federation for the implementation of priority national projects.

On December 14, 2005, Putin appointed Sobyanin as head of the Russian presidential administration. In this post, he replaced Dmitry Medvedev, who became the first deputy chairman of the government of the Russian Federation.

In March 2008, Medvedev won the presidential elections. On May 7, 2008, his inauguration took place, and Sobyanin became acting head of the presidential administration. In the same month, he was appointed deputy prime minister and chief of staff of the government headed by Putin.

Since February 2009, Sobyanin has served as chairman of the board of directors of Channel One OJSC.

In October 2010, at the suggestion of Medvedev, the deputies of the Moscow City Duma approved Sobyanin as the new mayor of Moscow instead of Yuri Luzhkov, who was dismissed in September due to a loss of confidence.

Sobyanin is married and has two daughters.

Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin is a Russian political and statesman. Acting State Councilor of the Russian Federation, 1st class (2006). Mayor of Moscow (since October 21, 2010), one of the leaders of the United Russia party. Also in the biography of Sobyanin Sergey Semenovich are the posts of the head of the city of Kogalym, the chairman of the Duma of the Khanty-Mansiysk district, the governor of the Tyumen region and the head of the Presidential Administration Vladimir Putin.

Family and ancestors of Sergei Sobyanin

Sergey Semenovich Sobyanin was born on June 21, 1958 in the village of Nyaksimvol, Berezovsky district of the Tyumen region (Khanty-Mansiysk national district).

Sergei Sobyanin's father, Semyon Fedorovich Sobyanin, was born in Nyaksimvol, had an incomplete secondary education. From the beginning of the 1950s, he was the chairman of the village council in his native village. In 1967, the Sobyanin family moved to the regional center of Beryozovo, where his father became the director of the oil plant. Since the late 1990s he has been living in Tyumen.

The mother of Sergei Sobyanin, Antonina Nikolaevna Sobyanina, worked most of her life as an accountant of the village council in Nyaksimvol, and since 1967, as an economist at a butter factory in Berezov. She gave birth to three children - the eldest daughters Natalya and Lyudmila and younger son Sergei.

According to official data, the ancestors of Sergei Sobyanin in the direct maternal line were Ural Cossacks.

His great-grandfather Alexander Ulanov was born in the village of Kichigino Chelyabinsk region. In the biography of Sobyanin's grandfather Nikolai Ulanov - participation in the Russian-Japanese, World War I and civil wars, he became a full cavalier of St. George, commanded a platoon at Budyonny. After the war, the ancestor of the mayor of Moscow returned to his native village. In the mid-1930s, he was dispossessed and sent into exile in Nyaksimvol.

Sergei Sobyanin's paternal grandfather, Fyodor Sobyanin, was an Old Believer and lived for more than 100 years. During the years of the Great Patriotic War Four sons of Fyodor Sobyanin were called to the front: Ivan, Philip, Gerasim and Peter. The older brothers Ivan and Philip returned alive from the front. Gerasim and Peter died in the war. He was not drafted into the army due to childhood younger brother Semyon, father of the future Moscow mayor.

The media carefully studied the origin of the family of Sergei Sobyanin. Researchers believe that the Sobyanins originate from the indigenous Siberian people of the Sobyans. Some argue that Sobyanin had Komi-Zyryan ancestors. Sergei Semenovich himself considers himself Russian.

early years and the education of Sergei Sobyanin

Sergei began his studies in the village of Nyaksimvol. In 1975, he graduated from Berezovskaya secondary school and left for Kostroma, where his sister Lyudmila lived. In Kostroma, Sobyanin entered the mechanical faculty of the Kostroma Technological Institute, graduating with honors in 1980 with a degree in engineering technology, metal-cutting machines and tools. After the institute, Sergei Semenovich received a referral to the Kostroma plant of woodworking machines as an engineer. In the same 1980, Sergei Sobyanin moved to Chelyabinsk and began work biography at the Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant. Young Sobyanin worked at the plant, first as a mechanic in a machine shop in the tool area, became a foreman of turners and then a foreman at a pipe rolling plant. In addition to the main work, he performed public work. Sergei was a Komsomol leader in the shop.

Working at the plant, Sergei Sobyanin decided to get a second higher education. Sergei Semenovich continued his studies at the Ulyanovsk branch of the All-Union Legal correspondence institute and in 1989 he received a second, already humanitarian education.

Labor activity Sergei Sobyanin

From 1982 to 1984 Sergey Semenovich worked as the head of the department Komsomol organizations Leninsky district committee of the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League of Chelyabinsk.

In 1984, the city committee of the Komsomol of Chelyabinsk sent Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin to the village (since 1985 - the city) of Kogalym of the Khanty-Mansiysk district of the Tyumen region, for many years Sobyanin's biography was associated with this northern region.

From 1984 to 1985, Sergei Semenovich worked as deputy chairman of the village council people's deputies Kogalym. In 1985, he was appointed head of the housing and communal services department of the city executive committee. From 1986 to 1988, Sobyanin was the secretary of the Kogalym city executive committee. From 1988 to 1990 - Deputy Head of the Organizational Department of the Khanty-Mansiysk District Committee of the CPSU.

In 1990, Sobyanin worked as the head of the Kogalym tax office. In December 1991, by order of the head of the administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk District, Alexander Filipenko, Sobyanin became the head of the administration of Kogalym. Sergey Semenovich worked in this position until 1993. He dealt with the solution of social problems of the city, housing and communal services, established relations with the city-forming enterprise Kogalymneftegaz (since 1994 - Lukoil-Western Siberia LLC). In 1993, Filipenko made Sobyanin his first deputy. Sergei Semenovich oversaw economic issues - the budget, subsidies and subventions to municipalities, relations with oil companies. He worked in this position until March 1994.

Sergei Sobyanin ran for the District Duma of the first convocation of the Khanty-Mansiysk District, and was elected in the first round (March 6, 1994). In April of the same year, Sergei Semenovich became the speaker of the Duma. In his post, Sobyanin defended the privileges of the Khanty-Mansiysk and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrugs and their right to secede from the Tyumen Region. On his initiative, in 1995 the districts boycotted the election of the Tyumen governor. On October 27, 1996, Sergei Sobyanin was re-elected as a deputy and chairman of the KhMAO Duma.

In January 1996, Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin became a member of the Federation Council. He tried through constitutional Court seek sovereignty for both districts, but the court rejected his petition.

In May 1997, Sobyanin became a member of the Council for local government in the Russian Federation, and later became a member of the Committee of the Federation Council on constitutional legislation and judicial and legal issues. In July 1998, Sergei Semenovich headed this committee.

In February 1999, Sergei Sobyanin signed an "Appeal to the Russian public" calling for the creation of an electoral bloc for " equal rights regions”, in June Sergey Semenovich became a member of the Presidium of the Political Council of the Interregional Socio-Political Association “UGRA”. In May 1999, Sobyanin joined the presidium and executive committee of the political council of the All Russia bloc.

The inauguration ceremony of Sergei Sobyanin, elected governor of the Tyumen region (Photo: Alexei Shchukin / TASS)

Sergei Semenovich did not leave science either. In 1999, Sobyanin defended his Ph.D. thesis on the topic " Legal status Autonomous Okrugs as Subjects of the Russian Federation”. Subsequently, the analysis of the Dissernet community of the 1999 Ph.D. thesis and the 2007 monograph by Sergei Sobyanin counted a number of borrowings from the works of the senior researcher at IZiSP, Candidate of Law Alexander Chertkov. The defense of Sobyanin's doctoral dissertation for an unknown reason has not yet taken place.

January 14, 2001 Sergei Sobyanin was elected governor of the Tyumen region, gaining 52.2% of the vote. Sobyanin managed to increase the budget of the Tyumen region from 10.5 billion rubles to 119.9 billion rubles, thanks to an increase in tax deductions from large companies. The headquarters of Lukoil and the Tyumen Oil Company returned to the region. Sobyanin reconstructed the bus station, the airport was modernized, and the clothing market also disappeared from the center of Tyumen. Sergei Sobyanin fought against trolleybuses, the Tyumen trolleybus was eventually closed in 2009.

In November 2005, Sergei Semenovich Sobyanin was appointed head of the Presidential Administration to replace Dmitry Medvedev, who had left for the post of Deputy Prime Minister. Then Sergei Sobyanin was the head of the government apparatus with the rank of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation (2008-2010). In the 2008 presidential election, he headed the campaign headquarters of Dmitry Medvedev. In 2009-2011, Sergey Sobyanin was the chairman of the board of directors of Channel One.

Sergei Sobyanin — Mayor of Moscow

The United Russia party nominated Sergei Sobyanin for the position of Mayor of Moscow, and in October 2010, President Dmitry Medvedev selected Sergei Semenovich to be approved by the Moscow City Duma as Mayor of Moscow. After working in this position for three years, on June 5, 2013, Sergei Sobyanin resigned, explaining that Moscow needed an elected mayor. On the same day, Sergei Semyonovich Sobyanin was appointed acting mayor by President Vladimir Putin until new elections were held. In September 2013, Sobyanin won the mayoral election in Moscow in the first round, receiving 51.37% of the vote, well ahead of his main rival Alexei Navalny. The term of office of an elected mayor is 5 years by law.

Sergei Sobyanin at the inauguration ceremony as mayor of Moscow (Photo: Vladimir Rodionov / TASS)

With the advent of Sobyanin, road repair work intensified in Moscow. In 2011, the mayor announced the need to completely shift the asphalt on the roads once every 3 years, while contractors, under the terms of the contract, give the city a three-year guarantee at their own expense. The first three-year repair cycle using new asphalt-bitumen mixtures was carried out in 2011-2013.

Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported to President Putin: “... We built 117 kilometers of roads, this is generally a record in the entire history of Moscow, and these are not just roads in the field, these are roads in urban areas - junctions, flyovers, tunnels, reconstruction of existing roads.”

In 2014, an active reconstruction of the VDNKh exhibition complex began, which became the property of Moscow. Already in 2015, the opening of the largest ice rink in Europe, designed for 5 thousand people, took place, and in March 2016, in the main pavilion of VDNKh, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin opened Vuchetich's high relief “Glory to the standard-bearer of the world, to the Soviet people!”.

In October 2015, Mayor Sobyanin noted that "in recent years Moscow has become the undisputed leader in the restoration of architectural monuments." According to Sergei Semenovich, 600 objects were restored, 4,000 facades of historical buildings were restored, and 189 buildings that were previously planned to be demolished were saved.

On September 10, 2016, in the presence of Sergei Sobyanin and Vladimir Putin, traffic was opened along the elevated Moscow Central Ring, which includes 31 stops with transfers to 10 metro lines and 9 radial directions railway. The MCC has become an integral part of the Moscow Metro.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, Russian President Vladimir Putin during the launch of passenger traffic on the Moscow Central Ring (Photo: Mikhail Klimentyev / Press Service of the President of the Russian Federation / TASS)

Mayor Sergei Sobyanin advocated the introduction of parking fees in the center of Moscow. The first paid parking zone was launched in November 2013, in December 2014 it expanded to the borders of the Third Transport Ring, and also appeared on 25 streets outside it. After the expansion of the paid parking zone in December 2016, it covers more than 1200 streets and 47 districts of the city. At the end of December 2014, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin admitted that Moscow would no longer be able to refuse paid parking, while by the summer of 2015 the parking fee had enriched Moscow's budget by 4 billion rubles.

Criticism of Sergei Sobyanin

Many projects, for example, the landscaping of Tverskaya Street for 300 million rubles, became the subject of criticism. Ilya Varlamov, co-founder of the City Projects Foundation, noted the poor architectural design of the solution, and politician Alexei Navalny, during the Moscow election campaign in 2013, directly accused the mayor's office of inefficient spending of funds and corruption schemes.

On the night of February 9, 2016, the Moscow authorities began demolishing shopping pavilions located next to metro stations. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin explained the demolition of retail space as illegal and dangerous for citizens. The demolition caused a great public outcry, photos of the destroyed kiosks were distributed on social networks, there was even an appeal from the Yabloko party to the President of Russia demanding that the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, be dismissed. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov called criticism of Sobyanin unfair.

Rally for the preservation of trolleybuses in Moscow (Photo: Valery Sharifulin / TASS)

In February 2017, the Moscow authorities announced the "second wave" of the demolition of "Khrushchev". This was preceded by a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, during which the head of state instructed Sergei Semenovich to demolish the remaining dilapidated five-story buildings. Later, Sobyanin said that the new resettlement program for the Moscow Khrushchevs would be unprecedented in scope. “Houses built on the site of five-story buildings will last not 50, but 100 years. We will provide new housing for 1.6 million Muscovites and improve appearance Moscow," the mayor promised.

On March 10, a draft law was submitted to the State Duma of the Russian Federation, regulating issues related to the demolition of "dilapidated" five-story buildings and the resettlement of Muscovites in new residential buildings. In the first reading, the bill was adopted on April 20 almost unanimously. At the same time, many criticize the bill. In particular, the deputy Chief Editor"Free Press" Sergei Shargunov, who voted against, reported on the arson of his apartment, which happened on April 21, immediately after the vote in the State Duma.

Reacting to criticism, Mayor Sobyanin assured that residents of the capital's five-story buildings will be able to refuse to participate in the renovation program at a meeting of homeowners.

2018 mayoral election

Sergei Sobyanin did not officially declare himself a candidate for mayor of Moscow until the end of May 2018, but few doubted that the United Russia party would be represented in the elections by the current head of Moscow. And on May 26, the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, during the celebration of the birthday of the Active Citizen project in Gorky Park, announced that he intended to participate in the Moscow mayoral elections, which will be held in September 2018.

“Like an unfinished picture, work that has not been completed to the end does not bring satisfaction either to you or to those for whom it is being done - Muscovites, although the most difficult and painful part is already behind,” Sergey Sobyanin then commented on his decision, adding that his the shifter will need a lot of time to understand the economy, and at the same time the mayor must solve a large number of tasks.

Sobyanin, that he is very afraid of the “other priorities” of the hypothetical new mayor, since then his undertakings “will turn into a long-term construction or even go back,” the news reported.

Voter turnout in the Moscow mayoral elections, according to the Moscow City Electoral Committee, was 30.9%.

Personal life and hobbies of Sergei Sobyanin

Sergey Semenovich 28 years old (1986-2014) was married to Irina Iosifovna Sobyanina ( maiden name wife - Rubinchik). Ex-wife mayor of Moscow by profession civil engineer.

Irina Sobyanina worked in the Tyumen Center for Child Development named after P.I. Podaruev, and after her husband moved to Moscow, she worked as an educator in the capital kindergarten.

The cousin of Irina Sobyanina is the former Minister of Fuel and Energy of Russia Alexander Gavrin.

The ex-wife of Sergei Sobyanin - Irina and their eldest daughter Anna (Photo: facebook.com)

Sergei and Irina Sobyanin have two daughters - Anna (1986) and Olga (1997).

Anna graduated from the faculty of monumental art of the St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry named after. A. L. Stieglitz. Lives in St. Petersburg. Anna Sobyanina's husband is Alexander Ershov.

Sergei Sobyanin is fond of hunting, fishing, literature and classical music. Loves tennis.

Sergei Semyonovich Sobyanin- Russian politician and statesman, candidate of legal sciences, mayor of Moscow since October 21, 2010, who replaced Yuri Mikhailovich Luzhkov (husband of businessman Elena Nikolaevna Baturina) in this post.

Sergei Sobyanin was born June 21, 1958, in the village of Nyaksimvol, Berezovsky district, Khanty-Mansiysk district, youngest child in family. Gemini. According to official data, the ancestors of Sergei Semenovich in the direct male line were Ural Cossacks, and the great-grandfather moved to the Mansi village of Nyaksimvol along this line. According to other sources, Sobyanin is noted as a famous representative of the Mansi in encyclopedias dedicated to the history and culture of this people. It was sometimes stated that he also had Komi-Zyryan ancestors. In his autobiography, sent to the election commission during the election of the Tyumen governor in 2001, Sergei Sobyanin called himself Russian and denied the version of his Mansi origin.

Sobyanin's paternal grandfather, Fyodor Sobyanin, was an Old Believer and lived for more than 100 years. Father - Semyon Fedorovich was born in Nyaksimvol, had an incomplete secondary education. From the beginning of the 1950s, he was the chairman of the Nyaksimvol village council of the Berezovsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. In 1967, the Sobyanin family moved to the regional center of Beryozovo, where his father became the director of the oil plant. Since the late 1990s, he has been living in the city of Tyumen.

Muscovites are not the kind of people who line up in chorus, walk and march. They have their opinion, they have theirs active position. They will never go against their will. How many I met with them - they always tell me what they think.

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich

Maternal grandfather - Alexander Ulanov was born in the village of Kichigino, Chelyabinsk region. Participated in the Russo-Japanese and World War I, where he became a full Knight of St. George. After the revolution, he worked for some time with Semyon Mikhailovich Budyonny, was a platoon commander. Later he returned to his native village, where he built himself a two-story stone house. In the mid-1930s, the Ulanov family was dispossessed and sent into exile in the village of Nyaksimvol. Mother Antonina Alexandrovna worked most of her life with her husband. She was an accountant of the Nyaksimvol village council of the Berezovsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, and since 1967 - an economist at the butter factory in Berezovo. She gave birth to three children - the eldest daughters Natalya and Lyudmila and the youngest son Sergei.

The early years and education of Sergei Sobyanin

In 1967, Sergei moved with his family to the regional center of Berezovo, where his father headed the oil plant. In 1975 he graduated from Beryozovskaya secondary school. After school he moved to Kostroma, where his sister Lyudmila lived. In Kostroma, he entered the mechanical faculty of the Kostroma Technological Institute, graduating with honors in 1980 with a degree in engineering technology, metal-cutting machines and tools.

In 1989, Sobyanin received a second higher education - law, at the Ulyanovsk branch of the All-Union Correspondence Law Institute.

In 1999 he received a Ph.D. in Law, the topic of his dissertation was "Legal Status of Autonomous Okrugs as Subjects of the Russian Federation".

The working life of Sergei Sobyanin

Officials may say one thing, but in fact something else is happening. Even if the average situation in the city as a whole is favorable, then a certain percentage, 5-10 percent of the territories, are problematic. Either the management companies there are bad, or the contractors robbed something there, or something else. It's still the same percentage.

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich

According to one source, in 1975 Sergei moved to Kostroma, where his sister lived. He studied at the Kostroma Technological Institute and graduated in 1980. By distribution, he worked for several years as an engineer at the Kostroma woodworking machine plant, and later moved to Chelyabinsk, where he got a job as an engineer at the Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant, and later became the head of the shop.

According to other sources, in 1975, after graduating from school, S. Sobyanin moved to Chelyabinsk. He worked at the Chelyabinsk pipe-rolling plant as an assistant fitter and fitter, at the same time he studied at the correspondence department of the Kostroma Technological Institute. In 1980, after graduating from the institute, he headed a team of turners, became a foreman, head of the factory Komsomol organization.

In 1982-1984 he worked as the head of the department of Komsomol organizations of the Leninsky district committee of the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League of Chelyabinsk.

In 1984, Sergei Sobyanin was sent by the city committee of the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League of Chelyabinsk to the village of Kogalym, Khanty-Mansiysk District, Tyumen Region, where until 1988 he worked as deputy chairman of the Kogalym village council, head of the housing and communal services department (since 1985), secretary of the Kogalym city executive committee (since 1986) .

From 1988 to 1990 - Deputy Head of the Organizational Department of the Khanty-Mansiysk District Committee of the CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union).

From 1990 to 1991 - Head of the Tax Inspectorate in Kogalym.

Vasya, Vasya, a good contractor, I am a good customer, we will agree there, I will not offend you. It is understandable why he does not offend him. Because they work in tandem. I don't need any intelligence, I just fire them as soon as such cases are identified, and that's it.

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich

In December 1991, Sobyanin, by order of the head of the administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk district, A.V. Filipenko, was appointed head of the administration of the city of Kogalym. He worked in this position until 1993. dealt with the solution social problems cities, housing and communal services, established relations with the city-forming enterprise "Kogalymneftegaz" (since 1994 - LLC "Lukoil-Western Siberia").

In November 1993, Sergei Sobyanin became the head of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. A. V. Filipenko appointed Sobyanin his first deputy. He oversaw economic issues - the budget, subsidies and subventions to municipalities, relations with oil companies. He worked in this position until 1994.

On March 6, 1994, in the first round of elections, he was elected a deputy of the District Duma of the first convocation of the Khanty-Mansiysk Okrug, and on April 6 of the same year he was elected its chairman.

In January 1996, in his position, S.S. Sobyanin became a member of the Federation Council, chairman of the committee on constitutional legislation and judicial and legal issues.

On October 27, 1996, he was re-elected as a deputy and chairman of the KhMAO Duma. Worked together with VL Bogdanov.

On July 12, 2000, he was appointed First Deputy Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Urals Federal District.

We think: here, the mayor of the city is doing a good job, or at least we hope that he will do a good job, and we give him a chance to work. But the United Russia party - we treat it much worse. And miraculously, these two things are combined.

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich

Since 2004, he has been a member of the supreme council of the United Russia party.

In 2005, Sergei Sobyanin, in connection with a change in the procedure for appointing governors, without waiting for the expiration of his powers, sent a request to the President of Russia, raising the question of confidence. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin submitted his candidacy for consideration by the Tyumen Regional Duma. On February 17, 2005, the candidacy was approved by the Duma.

Sobyanin's career in Moscow

In November 2005, Sergei Semyonovich was appointed head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation

Since February 2006 - Member of the Commission on Military-Technical Cooperation of the Russian Federation with Foreign States.

From January 22 to March 7, 2008 - the head of the headquarters of the candidate for the post of President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev.

In 2009, he was elected chairman of the board of directors of Channel One.

Since January 11, 2010 - Member of the Government Commission for Economic Development and Integration.

Mayor of Moscow

On October 9, 2010, Sobyanin entered the list of four candidates for the post of mayor of Moscow, proposed to Russian President Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev by the United Russia party.

On October 15, 2010, in accordance with the current legislation, the candidacy of Sergei Sobyanin was submitted by the president of the country to the Moscow City Duma to empower him with the powers of the mayor of Moscow. On October 21, the Moscow City Duma officially approved Sobyanin as mayor of Moscow. On the same day, the President of Russia dismissed him from the post of Deputy Prime Minister - Head of the Government Staff.

On November 7, 2010, the President of Russia included S.S. Sobyanin in the Security Council of the Russian Federation as a member of the Council, excluding him from the permanent members of the Council. Sobyanin became the first mayor of Moscow to join the Security Council.

For some managers, the main thing is the absence of complaints. I don't like this approach.

Sobyanin Sergey Semyonovich

Sobyanin's personal qualities

Director of the Tyumen Institute of Regional Strategy Alexander Bezdelov described Sobyanin in 2006: "He is an absolutely technocratic leader, for whom the main thing is to achieve the goals set for him. A tough, demanding manager. Definitely a statesman, not a liberal."

Former State Duma deputy from the Tyumen region, Vadim Bondar, spoke of Sergei Semenovich as a "human computer" capable of doing several things at the same time.

The family of Sergei Sobyanin according to 2010

Lyudmila Semyonovna Sobyanina is the elder sister. In the early 1970s, she moved to Kostroma, where she got married.

Natalya Semyonovna Sobyanina is the middle sister. In the late 1980s she lived in Kogalym, worked in the construction department.

Wife: Irina Iosifovna Sobyanina (nee name Rubinchik), cousin former minister Fuel and Energy of Russia Alexander Gavrin. Born in Tyumen. He has a higher education with a degree in civil engineering. After graduating from the university, she was distributed in the city of Kogalym, where she met Sergei and on February 23, 1986 married him. In 2004-2005 she taught the art of collage and floristry at the Tyumen Center for Child Development named after P. I. Podaruev. Owns a road construction company. Lives in Moscow.

Wife's cousin: Gavrin Alexander Sergeevich - chairman of the trade union committee of AOOT "LUKoil-Kogalymneftegaz" (1989-1993), head of the administration of Kogalym (1993-1996), mayor of Kogalym (1996-2000), Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation (2000-2001) ), representative in the Federation Council of Russia from the administration of the Tyumen region (2001-2005).

Anna (born October 2, 1986) is a daughter. She studied at gymnasium No. 1 and the children's art school of Khanty-Mansiysk. Since 2003, she has been a full-time student at the Faculty of Monumental Art of the St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry named after A. L. Stieglitz. Lives in St. Petersburg.

Olga (born 1997) - daughter. Studying at a Moscow school.

Awards of Sergei Semyonovich Sobyanin

Order of Honor (November 3, 2003) - for his great contribution to strengthening Russian statehood and many years of conscientious work.

Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", II degree (March 3, 1999) - for high achievements in work and services in strengthening friendship and cooperation between peoples.

Officer of the Order of Agricultural Merit (France, 2003).

Order of the Holy Right-Believing Prince Daniel of Moscow II degree (ROC).

Honorary Medal of the Ministry of Education of Russia.

Laureate of the "Person of the Year of Russia-2003" award in the "Politician of the Year" nomination.

"Best Manager of the Year" according to the Association of Managers of Russia.

Sergei Semyonovich Sobyanin - quotes

Muscovites are not the kind of people who line up in chorus, walk and march. They have their own opinion, they have their active position. They will never go against their will. How many times have I met with them - they always tell me what they think in my eyes

Officials may say one thing, but in fact something else is happening. Even if the average situation in the city as a whole is favorable, then a certain percentage, 5-10 percent of the territories, are problematic. Either the management companies there are bad, or the contractors robbed something there, or something else. Still the same percentage

Vasya, Vasya, a good contractor, I am a good customer, we will agree there, I will not offend you. It is understandable why he does not offend him. Because they work in tandem. I don't need any intelligence, I just fire them as soon as such cases are identified, and that's it.

We think: here, the mayor of the city is doing a good job, or at least we hope that he will do a good job, and we give him a chance to work. But the United Russia party - we treat it much worse. And miraculously, these two things are combined