Boris Titov

Boris Yuryevich Titov is a well-known politician, authorized by the President of Russia for the rights of entrepreneurs, a billionaire, a successful businessman, who owns a company for the export of petroleum products and the Abrau-Dyurso sparkling wine plant. The newly created "Party of Growth" is Boris Titov's party, in which he is the leader. This political force is considered by some to be a Kremlin project.

Boris Titov is a native Muscovite, Russian by nationality, born in December 1960 into a wealthy family of an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Trade. The Titov family has aristocratic roots. Boris Yuryevich's paternal grandfather was a physician, head physician, and his mother's great-grandfather was an Orenburg Cossack.

The future oligarch graduated from primary classes in New Zealand, where his father was on duty. But when the son was 10 years old, the family returned to the capital. Boris continued his studies at an elite special school with in-depth study of foreign languages. Titov is fluent in English and Spanish.

After receiving the certificate, the Muscovite entered the prestigious MGIMO. During his student years he worked as a translator in Peru, and in 1983 Boris Titov, having received a diploma in international economics, got a job at Soyuznefteexport.

In 1989, Boris Yurievich left the state-owned company and headed the chemical division of the Soviet-Dutch joint venture Urals. At this time, Titov met Gennady Timchenko, who is considered a person from the close circle of Vladimir Putin.

Two years later, Titov, together with business partners, created the Solvalub company. A year later, he bought out a British company with which he previously worked, and headed the newly created group of companies, calling the enterprise SVL Group. Soon SVL Group expanded its scope of activities and penetrated deeper into the market of oil products, liquefied gases, agro- and petrochemicals, and also took up investments in production and transport projects.

In 1992, the company headed by Boris Titov bought the ammonia transshipment terminal from the state of Latvia and built its own chemical terminal in the Ventspils port. After 2 years, SVL Group grew into the port of Kavkaz. By the early 2000s, the company's sales had grown to $ 1.5 billion.

During these years, the biography of Boris Titov as a politician began. The entrepreneur headed the Fund for the Development of the Mineral Fertilizers Industry. A private plane appeared in Titov's possession. In the same turning point in 2000, the businessman joined the leadership of the Russian Union of Industrialists. And 4 years later, he headed Delovaya Rossiya and became a member of the Public Chamber.

In 2006, Titov's company began investing in a new direction for itself, wine production, and acquired the Abrau-Dyurso trademark. After 8 years, the production expanded so much that the sales of wine products "Abrau-Dyurso" increased 5 times.

Boris Titov's business has reached a new peak of development. In 2006, the entrepreneur's fortune was estimated at $ 1.03 billion. But his political career did not stand still. A year later, the well-known businessman was elected to the Supreme Council of United Russia, and at the end of the first decade of the 2000s, he became a member of the leadership of the Just Cause party.

In 2010 Boris Titov was elected head of the council of the Union of Winegrowers and Winemakers of Russia. At the same time, he acquired the old Chateau d'Avize winery from the world producer of champagne Moet & Chandon. The estimated acquisition cost is $ 10 million.

In 2012, Boris Yuryevich was elected business ombudsman. In this position, Titov was remembered for several bright initiatives aimed at protecting the rights of entrepreneurs. The main of them is considered the amnesty of entrepreneurs in 2013, under which 2,466 people fell.

Taking office required a departure from business management. Therefore, the management of the Abrau-Dyurso plant passed to Titov's son, Pavel. It is known that the wine house's annual revenue from the sale of sparkling drinks is $ 150 million. Additional income is provided by wine tourism. According to the latest information, the number of people wishing to relax in a hotel with a beautiful view of the lake has reached 130 thousand people a year. In addition to this main asset, the Titov family owns a poultry farm in Rzhev and an office center in Moscow.

In 2016, Boris Yuryevich Titov headed the Just Cause party, which was renamed the Growth Party.

In the income tax return that the politician filed in 2016, he earned 209 million rubles. Titov owns an apartment in the capital, a house in the Moscow region, a manor in Spain and 5 cars.

When ill-wishers start talking about incriminating evidence against Boris Titov, the word "raiding" is often heard. Rumor has it that the business ombudsman, taking advantage of the proximity to the Kremlin, helped the capital's entrepreneur and resident of Rublevka, Sergei Kuchko, to acquire the ownership of the profitable enterprise Yalta Khladokombinat. But there is no confirmation of these rumors.

Boris Titov is involved not only in supporting small businesses. In 2017, the procedure for withdrawing a license from Bank Yugra by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation began. In a dispute with the financial regulator, Titov took the position of the bank, despite the fact that the court sided with the Central Bank. Titov commented on this initiative of the Russian regulator as actions that kill the banking system of the Russian Federation.

Boris Yuryevich is a successful businessman and politician, but Boris Titov's personal life also developed happily. In his student years, he married MGIMO student Elena. It is known that in 2012 Elena Titova was appointed director of the All-Russian Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts.

The couple have two children. Son Pavel was born in 1984, and daughter Maria appeared in 1992. The children received an excellent European education. Pavel graduated from the British business school of John Kass and worked for a large investment bank Merrill Lynсh. Since 2007, Titov Jr. has been an employee of ABN Amro bank and has worked with debt securities. But in 2009 he entered the family business and began to supervise the projects "Abrau-Durso" and Chateau d'Avize. The son of the Ombudsman lives in Britain. According to information posted on the UK government website, Paul has dual citizenship. Titov Jr. gave his parents two grandchildren.

Daughter Masha graduated from Imperial College London and is engaged in marketing. In the winter of 2011, Maria took part in the annual ball in the Hall of Columns of the House of the Unions, which is organized every year by Tatler. Photos of the girl in a dress from ELIE SAAB Haute Couture hit the pages of the publication.

Presidential Ombudsman Boris Titov said in an interview that he loves to travel. Boris Titov's hobby is playing tennis and squash, in addition, the politician is engaged in scuba diving and knows a lot about yachts. Boris Titov's height is 172 cm, weight - 69 kg.

In November 2017, it became known that Boris Titov was nominated as a presidential candidate from the "Party of Growth" in the 2018 elections. The politician announced his intention at a speech on the air of the Vremya Pokazhet program, and there Titov highlighted the points of the economic program with which he is going to the elections. According to Boris Titov, the burden on business should be reduced by 10%, and a number of self-employed individual entrepreneurs should receive the status of individuals, which will facilitate and reduce their taxation.

The main slogan of Titov's pre-election campaign was the phrase - "a working person should not be poor." Boris Titov called himself a right-wing liberal. In contrast to left-wing liberals such as presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak, who insist on political freedoms, right-wing liberals are calling for the gradual construction of a democratic society.

To acquaint the electorate with the program, Boris Titov opened a number of campaign headquarters throughout the country. The first headquarters appeared in Crimea, then in St. Petersburg, Kazan, Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg. In addition to appearances on television, personal meetings with voters, an official website began operating on behalf of Boris Titov, where each point of the candidate's election program was covered in detail, as well as meetings with voters were announced. The CEC registered more than 150 people as proxies for Titova.

Boris Titov was sure that his ratings would rise as the electorate got acquainted with the points of the plan for economic innovations that had been previously developed by the Stolypin Club. The candidate emphasized that no competitor has such a clear plan, with the help of which it is planned to reduce the load on the oil and gas sectors, develop the industrial sector, and create highly paid jobs.

Boris Titov took part in regular debates that took place on the air of Channel One and Russia-1. But by the end of the presidential race, the presidential candidate came to the conclusion that only one candidate for the presidency - Vladimir Putin - has an advantage over everyone. Titov voiced his point of view on television.

In addition to preparing for the elections, Boris Titov carried out planned activities that relate to his direct position - the Commissioner for the Rights of Entrepreneurs. In early February 2018, the Ombudsman arrived in London to hold talks with Russian businessmen residing in the UK.

The meeting was attended by the owner of Euroset Evgeny Chichvarkin, ex-owner of Trust Bank Ilya Yurov, co-owner of Marta holding Georgy Trefilov, ex-vice president of Rosneft Anatoly Loktionov and co-owner of London restaurants Global Craftsmen Group Roman Zelman. Titov promised help from the department under his control to businessmen, in respect of whom criminal cases remain open in Russia that are no longer relevant. Upon arrival in Moscow, Titov handed over to Vladimir Putin a list of businessmen wishing to return to Russia.

Grigory Yavlinsky, Vladimir Putin, Pavel Grudinin, Ksenia Sobchak, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Sergei Baburin, Maxim Suraikin participated in the 2018 elections. Boris Titov's rating was 0.76%.

Now Boris Titov has established himself as a professional, competent economist, whose quotes are becoming popular on Twitter and Facebook. After the elections, Titov retained his post. In the spring, Boris Yuryevich attended the Moscow Economic Forum, the Yalta and Stolypin forums. Photos from all the events appeared on the business ombudsman's official Instagram account.

On May 25, Titov became a member of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which was attended by Andrey Kostin, German Gref, Tatyana Golikova, Alexey Kudrin, Anton Siluanov and others. The plenary session was addressed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The business program of the forum consisted of 90 events, which discussed the development of the traditional and digital sectors of the economy.

Boris Titov spoke negatively about the government's proposal to increase the VAT to 20%. According to the politician, such an increase puts an end to the development of non-resource sectors of the economy and small business. According to the business ombudsman, more than half of small businesses have not yet recovered from the crisis. Boris Titov calls for lower interest rates and allow enterprises to develop freely. Boris Titov also calls the pension system unpromising, since in practice it was not possible to implement theoretical developments, which were of a positive nature.

2008 - Medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 1st degree 2010 - Stolypin medal, the highest award of the Government of the Russian Federation 2015 - Order of Honor 2015 - Knight of the Legion of Honor (France)

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2022

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2021

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2020

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2019

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2018

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2017

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Boris Titov Net Worth 2016

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