For simple human happiness does not need a lot of money. Some citizens believe that without money, happiness cannot be built. Alexander Leonidovich Mamut - according to Forbes magazine, a person is not poor.
Cloudless childhood
The famous Russian billionaire Alexander Leonidovich Mamut was born on January 29, 1960 in an elite Soviet family. Parents lived in Moscow. My father was engaged in research work in the field of jurisprudence. Mother was engaged in law practice. The child developed and grew up in an intellectual environment. The boy learned letters early and began to read books. There was a good library in the house, and little Sasha was given out quality works.
Mamut studied well at school. Among the favorite subjects were literature, history and English. I went to classes with great desire. With classmates I always knew how to find a common language. Participated in all public events. Like everyone else, he collected scrap metal. He was engaged in physical education. After the tenth grade, he entered the legal department of the famous Moscow State University. Other career counseling options for the family council were not considered.
Profession and business
In 1982, a young lawyer with higher education began his profile activities at the printing company. Four years later, when perestroika began in the country, Alexander Mamut joined the staff of Vneshtorgbank. Events in the economy and the political sphere developed at an increasing pace. Quickly responding to all kinds of changes, an experienced organizer established the legal structure of ALM-Consulting.
At the next stage, Mamut is introduced into the board of the Lefortovsky commercial bank. Having taken control of financial flows, the entrepreneur expands the scope of application of his capital, competence and strength. By the end of the 90s, several banks, investment and insurance companies, and a trading network functioned under his management. The career of a major businessman has developed successfully. In 2017, the oligarch acquired a controlling stake in Russia's largest cinema chain.
