Nikonov Igor

General Director of JSC "Trest SevZapTransStroy (r. Saint-Petersburg).
Born December 11, 1939. Leningrad. Graduated in 1962. Leningrad Institute of Railway Engineers specialty construction of railways, road and track facilities. In 1975. graduated from the Faculty of the organizers of industrial production and construction of the Leningrad Engineering-Economic Institute. Palmiro Togliatti.
Professional experience since 1962 is held in building trust SevZapTransStroy from foreman to director general of the trust. In 1981 - 1984 he. As a specialist in civil engineering has been sent to the Republic of Mozambique to provide technical assistance. In 1991-1992. elected chairman of the Joint Trade Union Committee of the trust. Led by his company "Trust SevZapTransStroy" became one of the largest construction companies in the North-West Russia engaged in the construction of new railway lines, . construction of second tracks, . railway electrification, . construction of new and reconstruction of existing rail assemblies, . including the construction of depot and service and technical buildings, . industrial and civil construction,
.
I.N. Nikonov was directly involved in the construction of a number of unique complexes:

. Building Technology Center of the October railway - the biggest on the road network used the Soviet Union, the object is awarded a diploma VDNH;

. terminals in Tallinn and Pskov;
. station complex in g
. Tver;
building Leningrad Promstroyproject;
Institute building Lenvodokanalproekt;
major hospitals in Leningrad and Pskov;
new sea port in the Gulf of Muuga in Estonia;
second path Volkhovstroy-Lodeinoye Golf. Siverskaya-Luga, Gatchina direction-Narva;
. development of the stations of the Leningrad, Pskov and Novgorod railway junctions;
. Electrification of Vyborg, Novgorod, Luga;
. clinic visits for 500 of the October Railway, Mr.
. V. Luka
building DorSES October Railway, Mr.. St. Petersburg;
electrified railway line Volkhovstroy-Svir (plot Lungachi-Lodeinoye Golf - 90 km.), etc..
He was awarded an "Honorary builder of transport" (1989), an "Honorary builder of Russia" (1999) and speaks English, Spanish. Hobbies: sports (basketball, soccer, tennis), theater, tourism.
Wife Valeria Veniaminovna, son Andrew, daughter Julia.