Frank (Timchenko) Ksenia Gennadievna. Biography of Gleb Frank Gleb Frank Russian fishing company
Frank Ksenia Gennadievna was born in 1985 in Leningrad. Father - Gennady Nikolaevich, a famous businessman and billionaire, head of the investment group Volga Group. Mother - Elena Petrovna, together with her husband is a co-founder charitable foundation.
Education
In 2009, she graduated with honors from the University of Edinburgh with a major in philosophy and French.
Labor activity
Member of the board of directors of Transoil since 2011.
Through the company Cordeks, she owned a stake in SOGAZ; in February 2019, it became known that she sold her 12.5% stake in the insurer.
She participates in the management of two charitable foundations founded by her parents - she is the chairman of the supervisory board of the Elena and Gennady Timchenko Charitable Foundation and a member of the supervisory board of the Neva Charitable Foundation.
Awards
She was awarded the Order of Friendship for her contribution to culture and charity.
She has repeatedly been included in the ranking of the richest heirs of Russian billionaires. Thus, in the list released by Forbes magazine in 2019, she, as the daughter of one of the richest businessmen, took fifth place among the richest heirs. Its share is estimated at $6.8 billion.
Family status
Lives in Switzerland with two children and her husband Gleb Frank, the son of the former Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation and a shareholder of the Russian Fishery Company.
1995 - moved to Moscow. Training in a specialized school with advanced knowledge in English.
1999-2004 - receiving higher education at the Moscow State Institute international relations MGIMO majoring in international law (Faculty of International Law). After receiving a domestic diploma educational institution Gleb Frank continued his studies in economics in Europe.
Education and career after the first diploma
2010 - received an MBA (Master of Business Administration) from INSEAD in France.
2011 - training under the High performance boards IMD program in Switzerland. Gleb Frank becomes a member of the board of directors of Russian Aquaculture companies. The company is one of the three leaders of the Russian market in the fishing industry. The main areas of work of “Russian Aquaculture” are the breeding of Atlantic salmon and trout, wholesale trade frozen and chilled fish.
Career
2011 - Gleb Frank holds the position of member of the board of directors of the Russian Fishery Company. The company actively produces fish in the Far East. The company includes such large organizations as OJSC Turnif, CJSC Intraros, LLC Vostokrybprom, LLC Sovgavanryba, LLC Imlan, LLC Pelagial. The geography of fishing is the waters of the Far East. Today, the Russian Fishery Company is the most influential fishing organization in Russia and the world. various types fish (pollock, Pacific herring).
2014 - appointment to the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors of CJSC Stroytransgaz. The company occupies a leading position in the field of construction. It is actively developing through the provision of a variety of general contracting services (design support, technical consultations, supplies) and combining construction with subsequent maintenance of projects in the oil and gas industry.
2015 - training in the Leading Family Office program in Switzerland.
2016 - Gleb Frank became one of the main owners of the RPK Nord company (owner of the transshipment complex based on the Umba floating oil storage facility). In addition, Frank Gleb Sergeevich owns a part transport company"Infotek-Baltika". The organization is engaged in complex sea transportation of various cargoes. Its branches are located in most major ports of Russia (from St. Petersburg to Murmansk).
Today's day
2018 - Gleb Frank became the main owner of the Russian Fishery Company, the main producer of pollock in Russian market. Today he is the main shareholder of the organization with a share of 89.95%. In 2017, the company produced 320 thousand tons of fish and other seafood. The company was allocated a quota for catching 226,300 tons of pollock (about 14% of the total Russian volume).
Gleb Frank enjoys active recreation.
Russian businessman Gleb Frank became the main partner of the Russian Fishing Industry Company (RRPC), being today the owner of almost 90% of the company's shares. The controlling stake belongs to Gleb Frank after the completion of the transaction to acquire the share of Maxim Vorobyov, who previously owned 45% of the shares of RRPK. In addition to Frank, today RRPK shareholders also include Andrey Teterkin (5.5% of shares) and RRPK’s subsidiary, RMD YuVA LLC (4.5% of shares). Frank's intention to acquire his partner's share became known at the end of last winter.
Frank Gleb Sergeevich was born in 1982 in Vladivostok. Gleb Frank conducts his business activities under the motto: “If you do something, then it must be done perfectly.”
2004 - graduated from the Faculty of International Law of MGIMO (Moscow State Institute of International Relations) with a degree in international law. Gleb Frank subsequently improved his education in foreign business schools.
2010 - received a European master's degree in France (MBA/Master of Business Administration INSEAD).
2011 and 2015 - completed training courses at the International Institute managerial development Switzerland (High performance boards IMD and Leading Family Office IMD.
2011 - together with Maxim Vorobyov, he became one of the founders and main co-owners of the Russian Sea - Production company and a member of the board of directors. From the first day, the company has specialized in fishing and fishing in the Far Eastern Federal District.
2013 - several large fishing companies in the region joined the Russian Sea - Extraction company: Turnif, Intraros, Sovgavanryba and Vostokrybprom. total amount transactions amounted to over half a billion dollars. The acquisition allowed the company to become an unprecedented leader among Russian pollock producers with a quota of more than 200 thousand tons today (14% of the all-Russian one).
2014 - The Russian Sea - Production company was renamed into the Russian Fishing Industry Company (RRPC). In the same year, Gleb Frank headed the board of directors of ZAO Stroytransgaz, one of the largest Russian companies in the oil and gas construction and design market.
2016 - Frank Gleb Sergeevich became a co-owner of the Russian Nord complex, which provides oil reloading and storage services on the basis of the Umba tanker with an unlimited navigation area. According to statistical data from 2016, RRPK owns 1.5 dozen large-capacity fishing and transport vessels, as well as warehouse complexes at the piers of the capital of the Primorsky Territory. In addition to the priority production of pollock, the RRPK has been allocated a quota of 65 thousand tons (9% of the all-Russian total) for the production of Pacific herring. The company fishes for cod, squid, lemonfish and other types of marine commercial fish. RRPK's revenue in 2016 amounted to about 1 billion rubles, including net profit - more than 800 million rubles. At the end of the year, the company produced almost 200 thousand tons of finished products.
Gleb Sergeevich Frank is a Russian entrepreneur, member of the board of directors of the Russian Fishing Industry Company, head of the board of directors of Stroytransgaz CJSC, co-owner of the Nord and Infotek-Baltika enterprises.Early years. Education
The birthplace of the future entrepreneur was the distant city of Vladivostok, where he was born in 1982. His father, Sergei Ottovich Frank, a naval engineer by profession, later became the Minister of Transport, holding this post from 1998 to 2004. 
In 1995, the family moved to Moscow in connection with the appointment of Sergei Ottovich as deputy director of the Department of Maritime Transport under the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation. In 1999, Gleb Frank graduated from the capital’s school with in-depth study of English and entered the Faculty of International Law at MGIMO.
Having received a diploma in international law from one of the most prestigious universities in the country in 2004, he continued his education in Europe. He received a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the French business school INSEAD (2010). He took the High Performance Boards and Leading Family Office courses at the Swiss International Institute for Management Development (in 2011 and 2015, respectively).
Business career
In parallel with his studies, Gleb Sergeevich worked and developed a fishing business. Having secured the support of investors, in 2011 he created and joined the board of directors of the Russian Fishery Company, an enterprise for the production of Far Eastern varieties of fish. The organization, which united regional specialized enterprises, became the largest fishing enterprise in the country.In 2014, Gleb Frank became involved in issues of the oil and gas industry, heading the board of directors of ZAO Stroytransgaz, a holding company engaged in servicing large projects, supplying and setting up specialized equipment.
In 2016, the entrepreneur became a shareholder of the Nord company. This enterprise owns an offshore transshipment complex - a first-category oil storage tanker "Umba" with a cargo capacity of 300 tons.
Expanding his business, Frank acquired part of the Infotek-Baltika enterprise, specializing in the transportation and support of goods sent by sea. The company charters ships, hires a crew and handles all the necessary paperwork, and also provides cargo delivery services. by land transport. The company has representative offices in the largest ports Russian Federation: St. Petersburg, Ust-Luga, Primorsk, Arkhangelsk, Vysotsk, Murmansk, etc.