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About the Baltic Business Club The Baltic Business Club is a non-commercial organisation. Its members represent a variety of small and medium sized businesses (SMEs), from across Kaliningrad region. The Club was established by representatives of more than 30 SMEs (now it includes 70 members). The founders of the Сlub are graduates of the training-consulting program 'Develop your Business'. This program was organized by the Kaliningrad International Business Institute (KIBI). These individuals decided that it was necessary and extremely useful to maintain contacts with one another after the course had finished. Therefore, originally the Club was created to serve as an informal association for discussing the common problems and interests of this sector, as well as an opportunity for members to discuss new management. The first meeting was held on June 20, 1997 in hotel "Rus" (Svetlogorsk). At this meeting the charter of Club was confirmed, a Council of Elders was elected and the schedule for 1997-1998 was decided. Almost one and a half years after this initial meeting, in November, 1998, the Club's members decided to register the club as a non-commercial partnership. One of the main aims of the Club is to work towards improving the legislative base, upon which business activity in Kaliningrad must develop and prosper. The aims and tasks of Club The main aim of the Baltic Business Club is to support the development of a new wave of managers, with a strong emphasis on new business practices and high standards of professionalism. Connected with this is the belief that this new wave of managers can have a positive impact upon the development of a stable and prosperous regional economy. The Baltic Business Club plays a high-profile role in the development of industrial policy at the local level. The Club plays an active role in this sphere by working towards the establishment of constructive dialogues between industry and various branches of the regional administration. Further, it has helped to establish effective mechanisms for the self-regulation of various enterprises and sectors. The final general aim of the Club is to promote a positive relationship between business and society in general. The Primary tasks of Club:
Management of Baltic Business Club The Club is governed by rules and regulations enshrined in the Club's Charter. The Club is therefore governed by an elected Council and President. Elections for the Council and Presidency of Club are held during the annual meeting of the Club's members.  The first president of Club (June 1997 - June 1998) was Yuriy Broido, the general director of BALTIC-OPTIC.  In June 1998 Nikolay Vlasenko, the general director of VICTORIA Group of Companies, was elected President. He has continued to hold the post ever since, with his re-election in June 2000 ushering in his third term as the Club's president.  In June 2001 Alexander Blinov, the general director of Autodom "Omega", was elected President of the Club. He has continued to hold the post ever since, with his re-election in June 2002 ushering in his second term as the Club's president.  In June 2003 Sergey Lutarevitch, the general director of Rosrybsnab Ltd., was elected President of the Club. He was re-elected in his second term in June 2004.  The fifth president of the club was elected in June, 2005. Now this position is held by Andrey Bykov, the general director of STALKOR. He was re-elected in his second term in June 2006.  In June 2007 Yury Fedyashov, general director of TAKT, was elected as President of the Club. In June 2008 He was re-elected in his second term. Membership of the Club Membership of the Club is open to any senior level managers, who want to improve their managerial skills, develop their firms potential and improve conditions for business in Kaliningrad . |
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