Where does Kirill Dmitriev work?

Kirill Dmitriev is CEO at Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF).

Where did Kirill Dmitriev go to school?

Kirill Dmitriev studied at Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA)); Stanford University.

Kirill Dmitriev

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CEO at Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF)

United Kingdom

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About

Chief executive officer of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and Special Representative of the President of Russia for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries.

Experience

Russian Direct Investment FundCEOcurrent2011 — presentMoscow
ICON Private EquityPresident, Foundercurrent2007 — present
Delta Private Equity PartnersCo-managing partner, CEO2002 — 2007
Russian Venture Capital AssociationChairman2005 — 2006
IBS HoldingDeputy CEO2000 — 2002
Goldman SachsInvestment banker1999New York
McKinsey & CompanyConsultant1996 — 1998Los Angeles, Moscow, Prague

Skills & more

СтратегияИнвестицииИнвестирование в инновационные предприятияРазвитие компанииИсполнительное руководствоВзаимоотношения с инвесторамиПредприятияВыход на рынокСотрудничество

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kirill Dmitriev?: Chief executive officer of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and Special Representative of the President of Russia for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries.
Where does Kirill Dmitriev work?: Kirill Dmitriev is CEO at Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF).
Where did Kirill Dmitriev go to school?: Kirill Dmitriev studied at Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA)); Stanford University.