Demchenko, Oleg Fedorovich

Oleg Fedorovich Demchenko
Oleg Fedorovich Demchenko
Date of Birth
Place of Birth	with. Presnovka , Zhambyl district , North Kazakhstan region , Kazakh SSR
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Occupation	Designer, General Manager, General Designer
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Demchenko Oleg Fedorovich (born October 13, 1944 , village Presnovka, North Kazakhstan Region , KazSSR ) - General Designer of the Yakovlev Design Bureau , First Vice President - General Designer of Irkut Corporation PJSC ^[1] .

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Biography

O.F. Demchenko was born on October 13, 1944 in the village of Presnovka, North Kazakhstan Region . In 1968 he graduated from the Kuybyshev Aviation Institute , after which he worked as production manager at the enterprises of the Ministry of Aviation Industry , where in 1981-1992 he held a number of responsible posts, including the head of the Main Directorate, a member of the MAP board. In 1987, O. F. Demchenko graduated from the Academy of National Economy of the USSR . ^[2]

Since 1992, First Deputy General Designer, General Director of the OKB Plant named after Yakovleva , and since 1994 he has been appointed by his president (until 2001 ).

Since 2003, the General Director - General Designer of JSC "OKB im. A. S. Yakovleva. " In 2005-2011, and since 2012, he was President of the Scientific and Production Corporation IRKUT OJSC .

Since 2008, Senior Vice President for the MS-21 project, and since 2009, Senior Vice President for Commercial Aviation.

Rewards

Oleg Fedorovich Demchenko was awarded many awards, such as the Order: “For Merit to the Fatherland” III degree (2009), “For Merit to the Fatherland” IV degree, Alexander Nevsky, “Badge of Honor”, various medals, including the Gold Aviation Medal of the International Aviation federation.

Order of St. Seraphim of Sarov III degree ( ROC , 2017) ^[3] .

Notes

↑ Leadership (neopr.) . www.irkut.com. Date of appeal October 25, 2017.
↑ Academy History Archived March 17, 2011 on Wayback Machine
↑ On Holy Cross Week, the Primate of the Russian Church consecrated a church in honor of St. Job, Patriarch of Moscow, in the Russian capital

Literature

[1] Leadership (neopr.) . www.irkut.com. Date of appeal October 25, 2017.

[2] Academy History Archived March 17, 2011 on Wayback Machine

[3] On Holy Cross Week, the Primate of the Russian Church consecrated a church in honor of St. Job, Patriarch of Moscow, in the Russian capital