Born in the year of 1972 in Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Region. Active Class 2 State Advisor of the Russian Federation. Member of the "first hundred" of the management reserve, which is under the patronage of the President of the Russian Federation. Participant in the coordination and approval of 12 sectoral strategies and federal target programs for basic and high-tech industries (including pharmaceutics, electronics, engine building). Initiator of the first departmental target programs ("Development of small and medium-sized businesses in various segments of industry and commerce" and "Improving the effectiveness of sectoral personnel training systems and advanced training of management and specialists in high-tech industrial sectors").
Editor of annual reports on the results achieved and main activities of the Industry and Energy Ministry and the Industry and Trade Ministry of the Russian Federation. He participated in the preparation of "industrial" sections of long-term Socio-Economic Development Concept of the Russian Federation until 2020, of the five "road maps” for development of high-tech industries in the Guidelines of the Russian Federation Government until 2012, in the anti-crisis measures program implementation in 2008-2009. Permanent participant on the council monitoring the situation in the labor market, broken down by the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Member of the working group on single-industry towns under the Government Commission for Economic Development and Integration. A member of government commissions on assessment of the effectiveness of federal and regional executive bodies and on providing management training for the organization of personnel for the national economy of the Russian Federation.
Deputy Head of the Interdepartmental Working Group on the development of national industries working in information technologies in the Russian Federation of the President’s Council of Russian Federation on Development of Information-Oriented Society in Russia. Member of the "Nuclear Technology" Working Group of the Commission on the Modernization and Technological Development of the Russian economy. Member of the Coordinating Council of the fundamental research of state academies of science program in the 2008 - 2012 years, of the Interdepartmental Commission for improving the prognosis of scientific and technological development of the Russian Federation for the long term prospects and on a regular basis, of the Scientific Coordination Council of the "Academic and Teaching Staff of Innovative Russia" Federal Target Program for 2009-2013 and the Competition Council on selection and creation of nanotechnology center projects (Rosnanotech GC ). In 2010, he actively participated in Interdepartmental meetings on coordination of innovative programs of state corporations, the creation of experimental industrial installations and development of technological platforms. Executive secretary of the Public Council under the Ministry. In 1994 he graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of the Ural State University (Yekaterinburg), specialized in "political science", with qualification as "political analyst and professor of social and political subjects". In 2008, he defended his thesis on "Human knowledge and technologies in the mass-media sphere". He received his PhD title. Head of the NIYaU MIFI Philosophy Department. In 2005, he taught the special course of "Understanding the business environment" at the Higher School of Economics. In 2007, he completed a professional training course in the Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation in the "Crisis Management" program. He has graduated from English language courses at the Diplomatic Academy of the Foreign Ministry of Russia.
Previously, Naumov worked as head of the public relations center in the City of Magnitogorsk Administration (1992-1997), as an Assistant of A.P. Pochinok, the Chief of the State Tax Service of Russia (1997-1998), as the Assistant Deputy of the Chairman of the Government (1999-2004), as the Assistant of V.B. Khristenko, the Industry and Energy Minister, (2004-2006), as the Director of Economic Analysis and Prospective Planning of the Industry and Energy Ministry (2006-2008). He was awarded with the Certificate of Merit of the Government of Russia (2003), Diploma of the Industry and Energy Ministry (2006). By the Presidential Order of November 13, 2006, he received the Citation from the President of the Russian Federation. From the Federal Government he received the Citation of the Government of the Russian Federation. In 2005, the website developed by the Russian Ministry of Industry received the "RUNET Prize" national award of the Russian Federation for contribution to the Russian segment of Internet in the "State and Society" nomination. In 2006 the "Communication technologies of the industrial policy" project received the diploma of the "Serebrianiy Luchnik" National Prize in the field of public relations development. Since December 2010, President of the Russian Association of Public Relations (2007-2008 – Chairman of the Social Development Committee, 2008-2010 Vice President of the Russian Association of Public Relations ). Member of the Expert Council of Russian Innovation Competition, held annually by Expert magazine. Award Winner of "The most authoritative people of Russia" in 2010 in the category of "officials" ("Russian Reporter"). Co-author of the "Urban Development. Results of EXPO-2010: A View from Russia" national report, whose provisions were included in the Shanghai Declaration and became content for the urban-practice.com library (Russian pavilion at the World Universal Exhibition EXPO-2010 received a silver medal for the best opening of the theme of the exhibition - "Better City, Better Life"). Chairman of the Board of Association of Children's Goods Producers. Head of Expert Council of the "New City Car" project. Parents: Natalya Ivanovna Naumova, Ph.D. in technical sciences, professor of theoretical mechanics at Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys of the State Technological University. Alexander Nikolayevich Naumov (retired).
Science and technology manager, engineer, Yan Ryazantsev is one of the pioneers of the technological business in the USSR. He graduated from the Tambov Chemical Engineering Institute, majoring in Automation of Chemical Production. In 1987 he established one of the first independent profit-making scientific organizations—Foundation for Technology Creativity. In 1990 he founded and headed New Systems Co.,—one of the few innovation companies of that period. In 90s, the company funded and fostered several projects on alternative energy, electrophysics and instrument engineering. Since 2002 till 2007 he was head of Investment Projects and Promising Technologies Department in the state-owned Central Research and Technology Institute of Russia (Moscow).
Since 2007 Yan has been Investment Director, subsequently Director of Investments and Expertise Department, of Russian Venture Company—a state owned fund of funds. His track record with RVC includes hands-on management of Tenders One and Two and, in the follow-up of these tenders, establishment of a number of closed-end venture capital funds to a total capitalization of RUB 19.8 billion. Additionally, his successful management efforts allowed RVC to launch two international RVC backed funds. In 2010 he was elected member of the Management Board of RVC.
Yan Ryazantsev is member of Investment Committees of the following funds: VTB Venture Fund (RUB 3 mln i.e. about US$ 104 mln.), Bioprocess Capital Ventures (RUB 3 mln i.e. about US$ 102 mln.), Maxwell Bio-Tech (RUB 3 mln i.e. about US$ 104 mln.),), Leader Innovations (RUB 3 mln i.e. about US$ 102 mln.), Tamir Fishman CiG Russian Fund (RUB 2 mln i.e. about US$ 68 mln.), S-Group Ventures (RUB 1.8 mln i.e. about US$ 61 mln.) and New Technologies (RUB 3 mln i.e. about US$ 104 mln.), Director of Russian Venture Asset Management Ltd. (London), Managing Director of Russian Venture Capital I LP and Russian Venture Capital II LP (London), member of Council of Trustees and Supervisory Councils of the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Tatarstan, Chuvashia, Mordovia, Nizhny Novgorod Region, Voronezh Region, Novosibirsk Region, Kaluga Region and Perm Territory. Additionally, he is co-chairman of several regional commissions on venture market development, author of a range of publications in press and reports on Russian and international conferences.
Yan’s scientific interests cover fundamental physics and mathematical logic, robotics, as well as the problem of applying control systems and innovative solutions in various industries.
Born in 1962. Graduated from the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute, majoring in applied mathematics. Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, specialty biophysics. Since 1997 he has worked in one of the leading pharmaceutical companies GlaxoSmithKline in senior positions. Since 2005, Professor, University of Edinburgh (UK) in the field of bioinformatics and systems biology. Head of the Laboratory of Biological Systems, the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (Japan).
Graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University; degree in PR and economics; the University of Colorado; specialization: communications
Organized and participated in the Regional Sessions of Practical Consulting held by Russian Venture Company. The sessions were targeted at seeking innovators and entrepreneurs and teaching them skills to create and commercialize venture investment projects. Involved in the implementation of the Building Innovative Education System national project. An expert in venture financing, general management, business planning, creation of business models, strategic development, team building and marketing, Kirill Bulatov has a wide experience of founding companies and consulting Russian companies on venture projects and building management teams for startup projects. He has carried out several venture projects in trading, IT, new materials, jewelry industry and transport. His areas of expertise include strategic management, venture company setup, theory and practice of commercialization of scientific research results, team building and marketing.