Viktor Nikolaevich Pavlenko

Viktor Nikolaevich Pavlenko

W i ctor Nikol a jewitsch Pawl e nko ( Russian Виктор Николаевич Павленко ., Scientific transliteration Viktor Nikolaevich Pavlenko *  17th April 1962 in the stanitsa Griwenskaja , Rajon kalininskaya , Krasnodar region ) is a Russian politician and acting mayor of the city of Arkhangelsk .

Life

Viktor Pawlenko comes from a kolkhoz family and initially worked as an electrician . From 1983 to 1987 he studied at the Komsomol University in Moscow and then worked in the Vinogradov Committee of the Komsomol . Until the Komsomol was banned in 1991, he also held the positions of deputy chairman of the Vinovgrad Executive Committee of the District Council of People's Deputies in the Komsomol Organization, as well as the first secretary of the Arkhangelsk Oblast Committee . Since 1993 Pavlenko worked in the administration of Arkhangelsk Oblast. During this time he also studied at the Northwestern Academy of Civil Service ( Северо-Западная академия государственной службы ), from which he graduated in 1995. The following year Pavlenko was appointed head of the Regional Policy Administration of the Arkhangelsk Oblast Administration. From 1997 he headed the apparatus of the authorized representative of the Russian President in the oblast. In 2000, Pavlenko took over the position of deputy head of the administration of Arkhangelsk Oblast.

Since 2005 Pavlenko has been the deputy mayor of the city of Arkhangelsk. As a result of the arrest of the then ruling mayor Alexander Donskoy , Pavlenko became the acting mayor of the city on October 23, 2007. After Donskoy's official resignation as mayor of the city in February 2008, Pavlenko was elected mayor of Arkhangelsk in the following local elections on May 25, 2008.

Viktor Pavlenko is a holder of the Medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland 2nd degree . He is married and has two grown children.

Web links

Commons : Viktor Nikolaevich Pavlenko  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Short biography of Pavlenkos Official website of the city of Arkhangelsk; Retrieved April 2, 2011