Civil servants in developed democracies are constantly in the public eye. Vladimir Kozhin held and occupies high positions in power structures. His activities are regularly reported in the media. Society must control the work of officials.
Starting conditions
A person who seeks to pursue a career in a particular field of activity should receive appropriate education and training. Specialists of various fields are invited to the civil service. Among them you can meet scientists, entrepreneurs, representatives of creative professions. Vladimir Igorevich Kozhin holds the post of senator. In the Federation Council, he deals with the defense and security of the country. He has the necessary experience and special knowledge to qualitatively evaluate and solve emerging problems.
The future senator was born on February 28, 1959 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents lived in the small industrial town of Troitsk in the Urals. My father worked as a power engineer at a local metallurgical plant. Mother worked as a therapist in the clinic. A child from an early age was prepared for an independent life. Every day Vladimir, before going to kindergarten, did morning exercises. The boy learned letters early and began to read books that were in the house. At school Kozhin studied well. His favorite subjects were physics and mathematics.
Professional activity
After school, Vladimir decided to get a specialized education at the Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute. In his student years he was actively engaged in public work. Kozhin was elected secretary of the Komsomol committee at the faculty. In 1982, after defending the diploma, a young specialist was sent to work in the Petrograd district committee of the Komsomol. Five years later, engineer Kozhin moved to the Azimut Research and Production Association, where he was engaged in the production of electronic devices for the needs of medicine, geology and other industries. In the early 90s, Vladimir Igorevich created a joint Russian-Polish enterprise on the basis of this enterprise.
In subsequent years, the career of an entrepreneur was developing successfully for Kozhin. He served as the head of the regional center for currency and export control. In 1999, he was transferred to Moscow. A year later, the country's president appointed Vladimir Igorevich as business manager. In this position, he worked for almost 14 years. The range of issues that a person has to deal with in this position is very wide. Kozhin knew well how each region of the Russian Federation lives. And regularly reported this to the president.
