Grigori Emmanuilowitsch Lutschanski

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Grigori Emmanuilowitsch Lutschanski ( Russian: Григорий Эммануилович Лучанский ; born February 8, 1945 in Tashkent , Uzbek SSR , Soviet Union ) is a major international entrepreneur. He is the founder of the Austrian Nordex Group, Senior Vice President of the International Association of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (ICIE), President of the Russian Center for Investment Projects and Programs (CIPP) and member of the Presidium of the Jewish Congress of Russia.

family

His parents were Emmanuil Emmanuilowitsch Lutschanski (military doctor, fought in the German-Soviet War , d. 1949) and Berta Grigorjewna Wladimirskaja (business economist, worked in the 1950-60s for the invalids' cooperative, d. 1975). Grigori Lutschanski lives in Russia and Austria, is married, has three daughters and a son.

education

Lutschanski attended the State University of Steel and Alloys in Moscow (MISIS) from 1963 to 1968, specializing in metallurgical engineering. He then studied until 1973 at the State University of Management ("Ordzhonikidze") in Moscow, majoring in economics for construction. There he received his doctorate from 1974 to 1978 and received a doctorate in economics. Luchanskiy became a member of the International Informatization Academy (IIA).

Career in the times of the USSR

In the 1960s he headed construction units in Moscow and the Altai region , which were composed of students, and was secretary at the Central Committee of the Komsomol in Latvia . Since 1969 he has been in charge of a Latvian construction unit, has worked as a department head and as chairman of the revision commission of the Central Committee of the Komsomol in Latvia. In 1974 he was appointed Deputy Rector of the Latvian State University of Administration and Finance. At only 29 years old, he was the youngest deputy rector of a university in the USSR.

Imprisonment

At the end of 1982, after the appointment of Yuri Andropov as general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR, the political confrontation between the first general secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee in Latvia, Augusts Voss , and the chairman of the local KGB , Boriss Pugo , came to a head . The young deputy rector, also of Jewish origin, was an easy target in the struggle of the political clans. Luchansky was arrested without charge, found guilty of embezzlement of 2,564 rubles worth of socialist property and abuse of office, and sentenced to 7 years' imprisonment.

Later some republican employees of the agency for the prevention of theft of socialist property (so-called financial police OBChSS) and the KGB confirmed that the arrest of Grigory Lutschanski was politically motivated and that the "illegal appropriations", as they were qualified by the investigative agency, were actually barter deals ( Barter shops) were. In 1985 Luchanskiy was dismissed on condition that he had to do forced labor on construction sites of the Soviet economy (so-called "chemistry"), whereupon he founded and directed the first construction team in the USSR, which worked on the principle of continuous brigade work.

Career in the times of "perestroika"

After his release from prison he was offered the position of deputy director by the founder of the well-known Latvian company "Adazhi", the People's Deputy of the USSR Albert Kauls. After the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev visited the agricultural company "Adazhi" in 1989, he personally granted permission for the agricultural company to carry out foreign trade activities directly. As a result, the first non-state foreign trade company “Adazhimpex” in the USSR was established. In 1990 “Adazhimpex” founded the Austrian company “Nordex” together with two Swiss companies, the first company in the West with the participation of private capital from the USSR, whose CEO Luchanskiy became.

Recent Activity

Due to the new circumstances of the XXI. Century and due to the consistent adaptation of the Russian market to international standards, Lutschanski reoriented his investments on the Russian market. He took over all the obligations of “Nordex” and founded the investment consulting company “Center for Investment Projects and Programs” (“CIPP”) in Moscow. He invested in the establishment and development of the “Sibur” holding company and in a number of real estate projects, including the construction of the largest technopark in Russia with a total area of ​​approx. 1 million m² of office space. Luchansky was involved in the successful implementation of a number of projects with companies such as the company associations “Nizhnevartovskneftegas”, “Kemerovoazot”, Berezniki titanium-magnesium factory, Cherepovetsk association “Ammophos”, OAO “Silvinit”, Novokuznetsk aluminum plant, OAMO ZiL (“Zavod imeni Likhachova ”), OAO“ Central Fuel Company ”, funds of companies of the Moscow Transport Complex, OAO MOEK (“ Moscow Unified Energy Company ”) and many others.

Lutschanski also works for numerous non-profit organizations, in particular he heads the International Association of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (ICIE - International Congress of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs), an association of national organizations from 26 countries. The aim of this association is to create bridges between Russian companies and international investment capital.

Lutschanski is actively engaged in patronage and charity. Together with the singer-songwriter Sergei Nikitin , he has been actively supporting the Smolensk Special School for blind and visually impaired children since 2002.

Luchansky also supports a joint project by the Moscow City Council to set up a company for the manufacture of blood plasma preparations.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Structure of the Jewish Congress of Russia ( Memento of the original from February 24, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ REGIONS.RU - News of the RF | Songwriter Nikitin and businessman Luchanskiy help the blind children of Smolensk
3. ↑ AIF.RU. Russia begins to grasp new horizons in modern medicine. Argumenty i Fakty (August 21, 2009). Archived ( Memento of April 5, 2012 on WebCite ) from the first source on April 6, 2012. Checked on August 13, 2010.