Valeev, Timur Rafidovich

He graduated from the Ufa Order of Friendship of Peoples Gymnasium No. 3 named after A. M. Gorky.

Graduate of the Ufa State Aviation Technical University of USATU .

Postgraduate studies at the Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics, NRU HSE MIEM.

He was engaged in scientific work on the subject of digital broadcasting.

2003-2004 - journalist of the channel "New Channel TNT-Ufa", author and presenter of the program "Your Law".

2006-2007 - journalist of the Bashkortostan State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company , author and host of the Business Forum program.

2007-2008 - correspondent of the information service of the NTV television company.

2009—2011 - editor, producing producer, chief editor of Kommersant FM radio station .

2011-2012 - chief editor of the TV channel " Moscow 24 ".

2012–2015 - creative (main) producer of the Moscow 24 television channel, creative producer of the joint editorial office of the Moscow media Moscow Media .

In 2003, during the presidential elections in the Republic of Bashkortostan, he made stories for Channel One and NTV .

Since June 23, 2018, he is a member of the Federal Political Council of the All-Russian Political Party Civil Initiative, renamed the Party of Changes, and is the Director for Regional Development. ^[7] Participated in the organization of two congresses of the Civil Initiative party. At the congress on December 23, 2017, Ksenia Sobchak was nominated as a candidate for the post of president of Russia. ^[8] At the congress on June 23, the party received the new name the Party of Changes . ^[9]

In November 2017, he headed the network of headquarters of presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak and was responsible for collecting signatures. Several media hastily called Valeev’s transition from Khodorkovsky the war of the former oligarch against Alexei Navalny. ^[ten]

Over 50 headquarters and representative offices were opened throughout the country, more than 150 thousand signatures were collected. On January 31, 105 thousand signatures in support of Ksenia Sobchak were submitted to the CEC ; on February 8, she was registered as a presidential candidate, the marriage of signatures was only 1.33%. ^[eleven]

On February 2, 2018, he was appointed a member of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation with an advisory vote. During the ceremonial meeting of the CEC on the occasion of the start of the election campaign for the presidency of Russia, Valeev, at the request of the independent observing community, asked Ella Pamfilova to explain to the lower commissions the rights of the members of the commissions to conduct a video recording with an advisory vote. ^[12]

In 2013, Timur Valeev was involved in organizing and conducting debates of candidates for mayor of Moscow on the Moscow 24 and Moscow. Trust . " ^{[13] [14]} The live debates ^{[15] [16]} were attended by Alexey Navalny, Sergey Mitrokhin, Mikhail Degtyarev, Ivan Melnikov, Nikolai Levichev. ^{[17] [18]} The only candidate not participating in the debate was Sergey Sobyanin . ^{[19] [20]}

In 2014, he was engaged in information support of the elections to the Moscow City Duma and the organization of debates on the Moscow 24 and Moscow. The trust". ^{[21] [22] [23]} A total of 90 rounds of pre-election debate took place. They were all live. ^[24]

In 2015, he was involved in the development of the concept of information support for the project “ Immortal Regiment - Moscow!”. ^[25] The procession took place on May 9 in Red Square. He was led by President Vladimir Putin . ^{[26] [27]}

In 2013, he participated in the launch of the Moscow 24 TV channel in the subway. ^{[28] [29]} For broadcasting in the subway, a unique adaptation format for direct informational broadcast (news) was developed for convenient viewing in silent mode. For this, special text decryption was used. For two minutes of broadcasting, in real time and live broadcasting, at least six text messages are issued. ^[thirty]

In 2015, for the informational support of the project “Immortal Regiment-Moscow!”, He came up with the action “I'll go!” ^[31] . The main objective of the action is to attract the maximum number of Muscovites and guests of the capital to participate in the procession. The videos were shot with the participation of famous Russians: Vyacheslav Fetisov ^[32] , Alexey Nemov ^[33] , Igor Butman ^[34] , Kamil Larin ^[35] , Alexander Gradsky ^[36] , Alexander Zhukov ^[37] , Pavel Lyubimtsev ^[38] , Vladislav Tretyak ^[39] , Nikolai Valuev ^[40] , Petr Kirilov (rapper Batishta) ^[41] , Diana Arbenina ^[42] , Irina Medvedeva ^[43] , Nikolai Uskov, Larisa Dolina ^[44] and others. ^[45]

Information clips were also filmed urging everyone to join the procession of the "Immortal Regiment" on May 9 in Red Square. ^{[46] The} videos were shot using 3D-mapping technology. The image was designed on the facade of the Manege. ^[47]

In December 2015, he left the Moscow TV channel and went on to work as the project manager for the Open Elections project in Open Russia by Mikhail Khodorkovsky .

In January 2018, together with a presidential candidate, he plunged into an ice hole near the city of Tomsk at minus 40 degrees Celsius. ^[48]

During the presidential campaign, he led the political show Timur and his team. ^[49]

He was awarded an honorary diploma of the Moscow City Election Commission of October 7, 2014 for his active participation in the organization and conduct of the elections.

Gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation of October 7, 2015 for active participation in the preparation and conduct of events dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 was announced.

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