Mikhail Stepanov Vladimirovich
Volga Federal District of the Russian Federation
Cheboksary
State and social structures
Information technologies
Minister
Previous jobs:
Information Technology Center of the Ministry of Information Policy and Mass Communications of the Chuvash Republic
Director
Education:
VSHGU RANEPA (Higher School of Public Administration)
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Mikhail Stepanov was born in Cheboksary.
Education
He graduated from I.N. Ulyanov Chuvash State University with a degree in National Economics. He also studied under the training program for leaders of digital transformation from the RANEPA.
Career
2021
From March to October 2021, Mikhail Stepanov headed the AU "Center for Information Technologies," which is subordinate to the Ministry of Digital Development of Chuvashia. He headed the development of projects in the field of IT - with his direct participation, a number of digital solutions were developed in the field of public administration, including as part of the implementation of the federal project "State for People."
2023: Appointment as head of the Ministry of Digital Development of Chuvashia
In mid-January 2023, 36-year-old Mikhail Stepanov was appointed the new Minister of Digital Development, Information Policy and Mass Communications of the Chuvash Republic. The corresponding decree was signed by the head of the region Oleg Nikolaev.
The previous head of the Ministry of Digital Development of Chuvashia, Kristina Mainina, resigned of her own free will due to a scandal related to her son. So, in the general chat of the Cheboksary gymnasium No. 5, the teenager threatened that he intended to lynching classmates within the walls of the educational institution. In addition, a number of Chuvash Telegram channels reported that Mainina's son posted several messages containing shock content in a school chat. It was also alleged that a search took place in the ex-minister's apartment, during which items with Nazi symbols were seized.
Kristina Mainina herself, other Chuvash officials and one of the top managers of the regional branch of PJSC Rostelecom commented on the incident. All commentators focused only on problems with the child.[1]
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