Who is Boris Titov? Most often, his name is mentioned when it comes to business and entrepreneurship in our country. At the current time, this person holds the post of business ombudsman under the President of Russia. The meaning of the hard-to-pronounce word is to help a large number of people, our fellow citizens, to achieve a high quality of life.
Starting positions
The biography of each individual person captures interesting and important moments on his life path. Boris Yurievich Titov is a native Muscovite. Born in 1960 in the family of a high-ranking manager from the Ministry of Foreign Trade, he had to live abroad for a long time. When the child was six years old, the father was transferred to work in New Zealand. In this country far from his homeland, the boy went to school and studied until the fourth grade. Upon returning home, Boris graduated from a special school with in-depth study of the English language and entered MGIMO.
Receiving an elite education, Titov completed an internship in the South American state of Peru. For almost a year he worked as a translator in a sales office. In 1983, already a certified specialist in international economics, he joined the Soyuznefteexport company. I traveled a lot to different countries. The years spent in this structure were not wasted for him. Boris thoroughly understood the intricacies of the oil business, watched with his own eyes how the carbon fuel market is living and changing.
The perestroika processes in the Soviet Union were gaining momentum, and Boris Yuryevich was sensitive to the changes taking place. In 1989, he left a prestigious and highly profitable position in a state-owned company. He was offered to go to a Soviet-Dutch enterprise, which was engaged in a wide range of activities. People have already worked in this structure, acquaintance and cooperation with whom continued while building a market economy on Russian soil.
How to protect your small business
The entrepreneurial career was given to Boris Titov without undue effort. He did not have to use criminal schemes, use the services of thieves in law and other dubious mechanisms. The concept for the development of small business, adopted at the legislative level, needed, and still needs, in detailed study and testing on real grounds. Many politicians and government officials sincerely, “wholeheartedly” advocate small business, but in practice the situation looks like in a low-quality film - dull, inexpressive, ineffective.
In 2012, Boris Titov was offered the post of Ombudsman - Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs under the President of the Russian Federation. Protection of rights is not as simple a problem as it seems at first glance. As part of this activity, Titov had to create a political party - the "Party of Growth". Already relying on party activists, he is trying to solve the problem of alleviating the tax burden on small businesses and many others. Even personal meetings with the President of the country are not always effective.
If I say a few words about the personal life of Boris Yuryevich Titov, then it was a success. The future husband and wife studied at the same institute. A natural meeting. Acquaintance. Love. Marriage. The son was born and raised to be a serious person. In many ways, he takes an example from his father. The daughter was educated at Imperial College London. He is engaged in marketing. Life goes on.
