Helena Baturina. Businesswoman (Russia)

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Syllabus of the Subject: Helena Baturina (Russian businesswoman and philanthropist).

  1. The Russian Orthodox Businesswoman and Philanthropist Yelena Baturina
  2. The Russian Construction INTECO Group
  3. “Be Open” Foundation
The Subject (e-learning) “Helena Baturina (Orthodox, Russia)” is part of the following Higher Education Programs (EENI- School of Business & HA University):
  1. Course: Russia
  2. Doctorates: Religion and Business, Europe
  3. Masters: International Business, BRICS Countries, Pacific, Europe

Learning materials in Higher Education in English or Tertiary Education in Spanish Helena Baturina Post-secondary Education in French Yelena Baturina

Sample of the Subject: Helena Baturina (Russia, Orthodox)
Yelena Baturina Russian Businesswoman

Description of the Subject (Higher Education, e-learning): Yelena Baturina (Russian Orthodox businesswoman)

The Russian Oligarch Helena Baturina Nikolayevna (1963, Moscow, Russia, Europe) is the richest woman in Russia (+ 1 billion dollars)

  1. She was the founder of INTECO (1991), one of the largest construction companies in the Russian Federation
  2. Helena Baturina is also the founder of BE OPEN, a philanthropic and cultural foundation
  3. ZAO INTECO is one of the largest Russian construction companies; the firm also develops materials and technologies for facade building panels, cement, and property (real estate) projects
  4. The objective of Inteco is to build one million square metres (offices, business centres), INTECO also manages a panel construction, plastics, and cement plants
  5. Helena Baturina is the owner of hotels in Russia, Ireland, Austria, and the Czech Republic
  6. Patriot is a branch of Inteco, founded with the objective of develops residential housing projects in the Russian Federation
  7. INTECO dedicates significant resources to the Corporate social responsibility activities, especially charity, sports, and culture

“Unfortunately, the material world seems to prevail, and this is not good for humanity. The concept of consumerism is profit-driven, but ideas cannot always be profitable, especially in the short-term” Elena Baturina - The Financial Times.

Barutina is Christian Orthodox (Economic Area of the Orthodox Civilisation).

Religions and business



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