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Tel: 978-8554, 6569 Fax: 978-8538 InSpace Corporation is a member of the InSpace group of companies, specializing in satellite telecommunications and aerospacerelated ventures. InSpace provides a range of legal and business advisory services, as well as political lobbying and project management support to major telecommunications and aerospace corporations, governmental bodies and other clients.
10. instar logistics Alex Chelkov Director Tel: 755-9510 Fax: 755-9509 Freight forwarding (via air, sea, truck) and customs brokerage services. Door-to-door delivery in any country. A partner of Bax Global (USA), Instar has five years of experience in this market and branches in St. Petersburg, Nizhniy Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Khabarovsk and Kaliningrad.
11. legem perferre consulting Konstantin Ivantsov, Tax Manager Tel: 961-2435, Fax: 961-2436 Legem Perferre Consulting is a Russian government-relations, strategic advisory and tax advisory firm.
12. mikhailov & partners PR ZAO Juliana Slaschova, Director of International Communications Tel: 956-3972 Fax: 956-3973 A 100 percent Russian Company formed in 1993, Mikhailov & Partners offers a complete range of public and media relations services to national and multinational businesses, associations and government agencies.
13. national association of securities market participants (NAUFOR) Ivan Tyryshkin, Chairman of the Board Tel: 733-9700,01 Fax: 733-9700,01 A self-regulatory organization, the National Association of Securities Market Participants (NAUFOR) was founded in November 1995 by participants in the securities market from various regions of Russia. At present there are1100 members in NAUFOR, which has 14 branches and representations in Russia's regions. NAUFOR's goals are to develop and improve functional regulation of the securities market; to establish rules and standards for securities trading; to provide monitoring and control over professional participants' activities in the securities market; to protect the interests of securities owners and clients of professional participants in the securities market; and to raise standards of professional activity.
14. radio channel "govorit moskva" Olga Zheltova, General Producer Tel: 729-3385 Fax: 247-9116 Established in 1997 by the Moscow City Government to cover city news, entertainment and politics.
15. reader's digest publishing house Juha Pyykola, Business Manager Tel: 728-4085 Fax: 728-4089 Founded in 1922, the Reader's Digest Association, Inc. is a global leader in publishing and direct marketing, creating and delivering products, including magazines, books, recorded music collections, home videos and other products that inform, enrich, entertain and inspire. JSC Publishing House Reader's Digest was registered in Russia in 1993.
16. regus business centre Jatish Shah, Financial Director Tel: 937-8282 Fax: 937-8200 Regus Business Centre offers fully furnished, staffed and equipped offices worldwide. Offices and meeting rooms are available by the hour/day/month instantly and on flexible terms. The company has more than 200 business centers worldwide.
17. S.A. breweries trading AS transmark LLC Alan D. Richards, Managing Director Tel: 937-3350 fax: 937-3351 South African Breweries is one of the world's top five brewing companies, with operations in 22 countries across sub-Saharan Africa, China and Central and Eastern Europe. It began operations in Russia early in 1998, registering two companies (Transmark and Kaluga Brewing Company), and will begin production and marketing in mid-1999.
18. SAS institute russia Paul Castle, Country Manager Tel: 937-4151 Fax: 937-4155 Founded in 1976, SAS Institute is the world's largest privately held software company, with annual revenue in 1998 of $871 million. The Institute, one of the top independent software vendors, is a world leader in decision support and warehousing, providing integrated enterprise information-delivery solutions. The Institute markets packaged business solutions for vertical industry and departmental applications, as well as an integrated suite of software tools and consulting services. SAS software and services are used at more than 33,000 business, government, and university sites in over 115 countries.
19. united distillers vintners (UDV) – diageo Gilbert Doctorow, Managing Director, Russia Tel: 961-2625 Fax: 961-2629 World's largest producer of alcoholic beverages. Brand owner of Smirnoff, Johnnie Walker, Gordon's Gin, Cinzano, Metaxa, etc. Active in Russia since 1994. Producing beverages in Russia since 1996.
20. waterhunters Co. Victor Vishnevetsky, President Tel: 410-480-2889 Fax: 410-480-2893 Waterhunters Co. was founded in 1998 and specializes in new technology. It holds three patents in environmental and telecommunications technology and has a representation agreement with Worldlinks, Inc.
21. western union MT east ltd. Sergey I. Shumilin, General Director Tel: 119-1803 Fax: 310-4709 Western Union MT East Ltd. is a Russian entity founded in 1991 by Western Union Financial Services Inc. (USA) to offer individuals the service of fast international money transfers in the Russian market. Western Union MT East has a wide network of service locations all over Russia and in other former USSR republics.
Organizational Structure of a Company Directors and Managers As a rule a private company has only one director. A public company must have at least two directors. Usually there is no upper limit on the number of directors a public company may have. The company’s note-paper must list either all or none of the names of its directors. A limited liability company or a corporation is headed by the board of directors elected by shareholders. The directors appoint one of their number to the position of managing director to be in charge of the day-to-day running of the company. In large organizations the managing director is often assisted by a general manager. Some companies also have assistant general managers. Many directors have deputies who are named deputy directors. Directors need not be shareholders. They are responsible for the management of a company’s affairs. They are not subject to any residence or nationality restrictions. Big companies have many managers heading departments. They are all responsible to the managing director. Among various departmental managers (directors) the following can be mentioned:
Here is an organization chart for a typical manufacturing company:
Managing Director
The organizational structure of “Crown” There are different types of company. Read about the organizational structure of “Crown”. (Существуют различные типы организационной структуры компаний. Прочитайте о структуре компании «Краун»):
I am sure our company success depends on its organization. The latter is not very complicated, but very effective and clear. To tell the truth it is not original, but rather typical. At the top of “Crown” there is the Board of Directors, who administrates the company, define general directions of our further development. As to the directors, I could divide them into two groups- executive directors and non-executive directors. The members of the first group are full time employees. Most of them are our top managers. The second group consists of powerful people who can help us to obtain wishful results.
The Chairman of the Board is the head of the company. What does he do? He takes the chair at the meetings of the Board of Directors, and the shareholders. Besides, he represents our interests. Frankly speaking, he doesn’t run the business of “Crown” directly. The person who runs the company in fact is the Director General. It’s Mr. Turner. The Director General is elected by the Board. He coordinates the execution of the decisions, taken by the Board. The top managers help him. They are in charge of different directions of our work. The Purchasing Manager makes sure we have the raw material for the soft drinks and the appropriate equipment for the manufacture. He controls the Department of Material Security and the Raw Material Department. The Production Manager is responsible for the industrial process, controls the quality of the product. He controls the Production Department, the Technical Department, the Manufacture Development Department and the Chemical Department. The Marketing Manager is in charge of sales. He controls the Marketing Department and Public Relations Department. The Transportation Manager coordinates the work of the Land Transportation Department, the Sea Transportation Department and the Air Transportation Department. The Personnel manager is responsible for our employees and our security. It is Jane Thatcher. She supervises the Personnel Department and the Security Department. Besides, all the departments are directed by their heads. And at last comes the Chief Accountant, who is in charge of the financial picture. This person is the head of our enterprise accounts department.
We would like to take this opportunity to acquaint our readers with the Chamber's newest employees, as well as profile longer-serving staff members. As President of AmCham, Scott Blacklin is responsible for the Chamber's overall direction and focus. He represents the Chamber's interests in a wide range of governmental and nongovernmental forums in the United States and Russia. He became President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia in November 1997. A graduate of Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, he served from 1975-1979 as Desk Officer for the US-USSR Energy and Atomic Energy Agreements at the U.S. Department of Energy. In 1979, he moved to the USSR as the Moscow Office Director of WJS Incorporated, a leading trade and consulting firm active in the USSR, Eastern Europe and China. He founded Potomac Group International in 1986, a trade and consulting firm which focused on helping American companies enter Eastern European markets and the USSR through Yugoslavia. He opened the Westinghouse Moscow office in 1994 and was the company's country manager. Before becoming President of the Chamber, he was Director of Operations in Moscow for Motorola's Cellular Infrastructure Group.
Igor Rounov held various key posts involving trade between the USSR and the West. As head of the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations' Department of International Economic Organizations and MultilateralAgreements he formulated strategy and initiated negotiations on the USSR's accession to GATT. In October 1995 he joined the Chamber, where he is now Vice President. For AmCham, he has developed multilevel contacts and ongoing relationships with the Russian Government. He also established a permanent dialogue with the Russian side of the U.S.-Russia Joint Commission on Economic and Technological Cooperation, until recently known as the Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission, thus facilitating AmCham's participation in this important forum. He holds a doctorate in economics and international relations from the Institute of the USA and Canada.
Grace Sutherin joined the Chamber in January 1999 as Director of Business Development and Administration. She is the Chamber's chief administrator and oversees the Chamber budget as well as Chamber programs. A graduate of Skidmore College and Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Management, she previously worked with The American Business Centers, CBSD, and the Urban Institute.
Irina Andzhel has been an AmCham receptionist/secretary and events assistant since 1996. She combines her work with studies in management at Moscow's Finance Institute.
Sviatoslav Bytchkov, Executive Director of AmCham's St. Petersburg chapter since November 1997, was formerly Northwest Russia manager for a computer software dealer and was a project manager with hotel chains including Sheraton, Marriott and Hyatt. His experience also includes a stint as area manager for the CIS and the Baltics for a South Korean trading company. He holds a doctorate in Russian Medieval Culture from St. Petersburg National University.
Elizabeth Cavenee originally joined the Chamber as an intern in October 1994. In December 1994 she joined the staff and was responsible for drafting and editing the Chamber's policy documents and facilitating the Chamber's participation in the Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission. As the Chamber's policy program evolved, she became Policy Assistant to the President and Vice President of the Chamber. In June 1997, she returned to Austin, Texas where she worked as a briefing attorney at Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. while pursuing additional studies in chemistry and French at the University of Texas. In January 1999, she returned to the Chamber in the position of Policy Analyst. She holds a B.A. in Sociology and Russian and a J.D. from the University of Texas at Austin.
Margaret Henry worked for a Knight-Ridder newspaper in her native Mississippi for five years, winning a first-place prize from the Associated Press for her coverage of state politics. She received a Rotary professional fellowship in journalism to study political science in Argentina in 1990. In 1992 she moved to Moscow, where she worked first for an American trading company, then as editor and translator for the English version of Russia's Ballet magazine, and from 1994-97 as a writer and editor for The Moscow Times. She joined the Chamber as editor of AmCham News and other publications in March 1998. A graduate of Georgetown University, she holds an M.A. in journalism from Northwestern University. Her articles have appeared in The New York Times, Dance Magazine and Ms. Magazine.
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