After the collapse of the USSR and the abandonment of the planned economy, political activity and business became closely intertwined. The descendants will judge how effective this mechanism was. Ukrainian entrepreneur Vadim Rabinovich believes that a working model has developed.
Starting conditions
In the distant years of the construction of socialism, private entrepreneurial activity was not welcomed by the authorities. Moreover, it was prohibited by law. These were psychologically difficult times for people with energy and commercial acumen. It was in the middle of the 80s that Vladimir Zinovievich Rabinovich was severely punished for unofficial entrepreneurial activity. He was sentenced to 14 years in the camps. The perestroika processes, the events of 1991 and the change in the vector of the country's development allowed him to return to freedom.
The future entrepreneur was born on August 4, 1953 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents lived in the famous city of Kharkov. Father is a career officer. After retirement, he worked at a tractor plant as a safety engineer. His mother, a therapist by profession, was a receptionist in the city polyclinic. The child grew and developed, surrounded by care and attention. Vadim studied well at school. Participated in social events and sports competitions. After the tenth grade I decided to get an education at the Kharkov Automobile and Road Construction Institute.
Political activity
Released from prison at the end of 1991, Vadim Zinovievich was actively involved in the political process and commercial activities. Even in ancient times, Soviet investigators noted that Rabinovich had a unique ability to establish personal ties and business contacts. In order to accumulate capital for scaling a profitable business, the entrepreneur established the Pinta company, which exported Ukrainian metal to foreign customers. Then he headed the branch of the Austrian company Nordex, which supplied oil products to Ukraine.
Rabinovich's business career was developing quite successfully. But the unstable political situation did not allow increasing the volume of profits. After a comprehensive analysis, Vadim Zinovievich decided to get involved in politics. Participation in the 2014 presidential election campaign ended in failure. However, it allowed the entrepreneur to receive the mandate of a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada. As a result of joint efforts with like-minded people, Rabinovich created the parliamentary party "For Life". In the 2019 elections, the party received enough votes to form its faction in the Rada.
Prospects and personal life
As a member of the Verkhovna Rada and a prominent businessman, Rabinovich established business and cultural ties with Israel. He was elected president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress. Vadim Zinovievich was awarded two Orders of Merit to the Fatherland.
Little is known about the personal life of the deputy and the businessman. Rabinovich is married with a second marriage. The husband and wife are raising a son. The father continues to take care of and help in difficult situations about the children from his first marriage - a son and a daughter.
