Sergey Tsivilev

Sergei Tsivilev became famous among Russians as an official who is not afraid to personally communicate with the people. The Deputy Governor of the Kemerovo Region took the governor's chair after he was able to ask forgiveness from the victims of the fire in "Winter Cherry". Tsivilev has little experience in government, but he has experience in business management and service on a warship.

Sergey Evgenievich Tsivilev was born on September 21, 1961. At that time in his homeland, everything was different than now: the current Mariupol was called Zhdanov, Donetsk region was Stalin's, and Ukraine was part of the USSR. Having grown up on the shores of the Sea of ​​Azov, after graduating from school, the young man moved to Sevastopol to study at the P.S. Nakhimov Black Sea Higher Naval School.

In 1983, an excellent student turned into a young officer with a higher military special education in the specialty "Armament of ships" and went to serve. He climbed the career ladder of the Soviet Navy, then the Russian, retired in 1994 with the rank of captain of the 3rd rank. Since childhood, Sergey has kept close relations with his brother Valery.

Sergei Tsivilev began his land life with economic education, which was relevant in the nineties. Until 1999, he studied the specialty "Finance and Credit" at the St. Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance. He combined his studies with the leadership of the security service in the St. Petersburg branch of Aeroflot Bank. After the bank went bankrupt, he created a new job for himself.

Founded in 1997, Nortek Law Firm brought income to Sergey and co-owners (Valery Tsivilev and Igor Sobolevsky) until 2012. In 2007, together with Viktor Khmarin and Vladimir Kholdyrev, he founded the Lenexpoinvest company. At the same time, the Tsivilev brothers tried to get involved in the lucrative business of oil production and refining, but could not stand the competition.

In the early 2010s, Sergei Tsivilev took up the mining industry. In 2012, he joined the management of the Kolmar group and took over a controlling stake in a company whose main activity is coal mining in Yakutia. For the creation of jobs and the development of social programs in the region, he was awarded from the hands of the head of the Sakha Republic with the jubilee sign “385 years of Yakutia with Russia”.

In 2016, at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, the head of the coal mining company met with the President of Russia and received a promise of state support for Kolmar's initiatives. On February 27, 2018 Tsivilev reported to Putin on the work done and the success in business development. Three days later, the manager was assigned to a new region - the coal-rich Kuzbass.

The biography of a businessman turned into a biography of a government official on March 2, 2018, when Tsivilev became deputy governor of the Kemerovo region for industry, transport and the consumer market. The local media suggested that the new deputy would be tipped for the governor's seat after the next elections, but for now the successor is gaining experience and delving into the course of affairs in the region, with which he was not previously familiar. But events called for urgent action.

On March 26, Kemerovo became famous as a city in which slovenliness and malfeasance of people led to an irreparable tragedy. 64 people (including 41 children) suffocated and burned to death during a fire in the Zimnyaya Vishnya shopping center. On March 27, residents of Kemerovo, shocked by the tragedy, went to a spontaneous rally. Aman Tuleev's deputies, Sergei Tsivilev and Vladimir Chernov, came out to the crowd gathered at the walls of the regional administration.

Tsivilev, unlike Tuleyev, had the courage to communicate with the people, but lacked the sensitivity and skills of a diplomat. The straightforwardness of the official's speeches in some places bordered on cynicism. At first Tsivilev tried to call the protesters to order, mistakenly reproached Igor Vostrikov, the informal leader of the action, in an attempt to "promote the tragedy." However, Vostrikov, who lost three children, his wife and sister in the fire, did not heed the call to go home, like the rest of the people in the square.

Realizing that the people were serious, the vice-governor changed his tactics. Getting down on one knee and bowing his head, he asked forgiveness from everyone who had lost loved ones in the fire. He promised to pay compensation and control the objectivity of the investigation. A photo of an official kneeling in front of the people got into newspapers and the Internet, where they collected many comments of various emotional colors and degrees of expressiveness.

The next day, the lieutenant governors came with the rescuers to meet with the relatives of the victims of the fire. They clarified the number of those killed and wounded, explained the procedure for the medical examination required to identify the corpses. The main task was solved: “an attempt to discredit the authorities” (as Tsivilev called the action in an interview to journalists) was suppressed, people calmed down and dispersed to experience grief one by one.

He is married to Anna Tsivileva, who is not only a beloved woman, but also a long-term business partner. When Sergey was the CEO of Kolmar Sales and Logistics, Anna was his deputy.

In March 2017, the husband presented his wife with 70% of the shares of Kolmar Group LLC, which he owned, releasing asset management from his own hands, but leaving the income in the family.

On April 1, 2018, the Governor of the Kemerovo Region, Aman Gumirovich Tuleyev, submitted an application to the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, with a request to allow him to early leave his post, which had been held since July 1, 1997. He argued his decision by the moral impossibility of working after the tragedy. The President accepted the resignation, and appointed Sergei Tsivilev as the interim governor.

The main topic of Tsivilev's first speech as the head of the region was the investigation of the causes of the fire in the shopping center. He promised to severely punish those responsible and financially help the families of the victims. In addition, he spoke about his plans for the development of the region. The official urged the residents of Kuzbass to enter into a dialogue with the authorities and share problems and proposals.

Indeed, the opinion of the people about the creation of a memorial on the site of the burnt building was heard by the authorities. Measures to ensure the safety of the work of shopping centers and enterprises are being discussed with businessmen of the region. The interim governor has no doubts that after the elections he will become the permanent head of the region. In an interview with reporters, he explained that an official is appointed to such a post, not elected.

The new governor will have to deal with the ecological disaster in the region. In Novokuznetsk, the population is protesting against coal mining, which threatens the very existence of the city. The authorities can act as intermediaries between disgruntled citizens and coal businessmen, resolving the conflict peacefully. Rostislav Bardokin, director of the local television channel Novo-TV, believes that without radical economic reforms, Tsivilev will not hold his post for more than three years.

On April 5, Sergei Tsivilev went to the Kremlin for a public working meeting with Vladimir Putin, which is of great importance.

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