Updated on February 2nd, 2017: Alexei Beltyukov is a top level entrepreneur, and as such he has some really interesting ideas about the Russian economy and what makes it tick.  Adweek had a really great article about what Alexei thinks Russia should do, and it’s largely about investing in the future.

Alexei Beltyukov is both a philanthropist and an entrepreneur. He has had a hand in many startup companies. In 2013, Beltyukov founded Endemic Capital to provide funding for Russian startup companies. Beltyukov has also formed various organizations to help fellow Russian who want to start businesses.

Alexei Beltyukov holds a medical degree and an MBA. He has tried to balance both his business life and social life by engaging with people through Facebook and Twitter. Through his Facebook account, he shares his views to his friends through links to some articles with useful information on the net. On Twitter Alexei posts news related to the Russian government and on issues about the Russian people.

Beltyukov has had success in the roles he has played in different companies. Some of the roles he has had include working as the Board Chairman to New Gas Technologies since October 2006 and working as a Board Observer at Foro Energy since December 2014. Alexei is the founder of Mechanicus founded in 2007 that is a brand of auto repair in Russia.
Beltyukov also worked as a Chief Operating Officer for SOLVY from October 2013 to December 2015. SOLVY is an online education system that is rooted in making sure math education is accessible to all high school students. The software allows solving of word problems, mathematical equations, graphs, and tables. The student then gets online feedback on how they perform on the questions tackled on the software.

Beltyukov commitment and creativity gives him the capability of tackling ideas with many possibilities in mind. In 1998 Alexei worked at McKinsley & Company. While with the company, Beltyukov held the position of Engagement Manager. Beltyukov’s business story has been featured on PRNewswire.

Alexei Beltyukov has had a successful career in different companies. Through supporting the establishment and management of software such as SOLVY, Alexei ensures that high school kids get the needed help they require in mathematics hence leading to better grades in schools.

In the world of business it can be more difficult than one might initially think to find executives that have strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of the inner workings of the businesses they lead. It can be even harder to find leaders who have a strong grasp on the technical disciplines that make the services they provide to their clients possible.

Fortunately for the financial services company Capital Group, the organization was able to find all three in its recently appointed Chairman Timothy Armour. In 2015 Armour was appointed to the mission-critical position of the chairmanship of Capital Group by the company’s Board of Directors. Armour’s appointment saw him joining other leaders of the corporation like Robert Lovelace and Phil Toledo, who both serve as Presidents of divisions within the company to make important decisions about how the organization will operate in the future and how it will fine-tune its general business strategy. Armour was proceeded in his new position by the late Jim Rothenberg. James Rothenberg’s passing prompted the company to appoint a new chairman to build upon the legacy that Rothenberg had begun at Capital Group. Upon the announcement of his appointment Armour shared a statement that noted that Rothenberg’s legacy at the firm had been one of “purposeful” leadership that consistently endeavored to prioritize what was best for the company’s employees, clients and investors.

Arguably Armour was uniquely qualified to lead Capital Group. Armour had been in the field of investment management and financial services for 32 years in the time proceeding his appointment to his new position. His decades of experience very likely precipitated a depth of expertise that was necessary for the next leader of Capital Group to have. It also demonstrated a profound appreciation for the financial services industry. What also set Tim Armour apart as a candidate for a senior leadership position at the firm was the fact that he had spent the entirety of his career with the company.

Armour set an example for any aspiring investment management professional by starting out as an associate and rising through the ranks of Capital Group to a role that would allow him to make important decisions for the company’s future. During his long career with Capital Group Armour spent time working as an equity investment analyst.