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RSC Energia Board Restructure Company Management
Korolev, Russia (SPX) Aug 09, 2007 According to the newly-established management structure, the First Vice-President, General Director of ZAO "ZEM of RSC Energia after S.P. Korolev" Alexander Fyodorovich Strekalov and the Vice-President in charge of Security and Personnel Nikolai Ivanovich Chekin continue to perform the duties they are entrusted with. According to the new organization chart of OAO RSC Energia after S.P. Korolev approved on August 6, 2007, the following appointments to the positions have been made: + Nikolai Ivanovich Zelenschikov was appointed the First Vice-President, First Deputy General Designer and First Deputy Head of Prime Design Bureau (PDB); + Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Filin was appointed the Vice-President, First Deputy General Designer, Deputy Head of PDB for rocket and space systems; + Anatoliy Vasilyevich Vovk was appointed the First Deputy General Designer, Deputy Head of PDB for automatic space complexes and systems; + Eugeny Anatolyevich Mikrin was appointed the First Deputy General Designer, Deputy Head of PDB for onboard control and system complexes; + Vladimir Alexeyevich Solovyov was appointed the first Deputy General Designer, Deputy Head of PDB for flight operations, tests of rocket and space complexes and systems; + Alexander Gennadyevich Pyzin was appointed the Vice-President for financial-economic and legal activities; + Arkadiy Leonidovich Martynovskiy was appointed the Vice-President in charge of construction and social issues; + Andrei Pavlovich Yegorov was appointed the Head of Logistics Center, PDB Chief Engineer; + Boris Vasilyevich Shagov was appointed the Head of Information-Analytical Department. Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Related Links S.P. Korolev RSC Energia Russian Space News
The Fall Of A Russian Space Chief
Moscow (RIA Novosti) Aug 07, 2007Nikolai Sevastyanov, now a former president of the Energiya Space Rocket Corporation -- the flagship company of Russia's space industry -- was forced to step down on July 31 despite the support of his top management. Officially, the Russian Space Agency, or Roskosmos, has repeatedly said Sevastyanov's plans, especially those concerned with manned flights, did not fit into the 2006-2015 Federal Space Program. More than that, they said the former Energiya manager's activities were not in line with the goals facing Russia's ambitions in space. The reference was to a new reusable space transport system and a deep-space research program, or missions to the moon and Mars. |
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