Kuchment Mikhail Lvovich
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Mikhail Kuchment was born in 1973 in Moscow.
Since 1994, he worked for Samsung Electronics. Starting with an assistant manager of the consumer electronics department, he continued his career in 1997 as the head of audio/video, being a leading specialist in Samsung's representative office in Russia.
In 1996 he graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, was awarded the qualification - research physicist.
Trained in executive programs at INSEAD International Business Schools and Columbia Business School.
In early 2002, he was appointed Marketing and Sales Director of M.Video. Since 2005, and until March 2008, he headed the main business unit of M.Video as a commercial director.
Since 2008, he has been a co-owner and vice president of Home Interior, which develops a retail network of European furniture and home goods hypermarkets Hoff in Russia.[1]
In March 2008, he was elected to the Board of Directors of M.Video.
In 2012, he became a graduate of the Moscow School of Management Skolkovo under the Executive MBA program.
In April 2015, Mikhail Kuchment was elected Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Sovcombank. Kuchment is among the beneficiaries of Sovcombank.
2020: Investment in the Gigant service
The Gigant service was created in 2019. In 2020, the owners of Gigant actively attracted investors to develop the project. In the fall of 2020, the company's shareholders included Petr Demchenkov and Mikhail Kuchment.
2021: Investing in Checkme Medical Service
On December 9, 2021, the service Checkme announced the attraction of $714 thousand investments. Co-founder of the hypermarket chain Hoff and co-owner of "" Sovcombank Mikhail Kuchment, co-founder of the venture capital investors club Angelsdeck and first lead investor of Checkme Sergey Dashkov, as well as several business angels, have invested in the platform for a comprehensive health check. More. here
2022: Hit by US sanctions
In March 2022, the founders of Sovcombank, brothers Sergei and Dmitry Khotimsky, as well as bank shareholders Mikhail Kuchment, Dmitry Gusev and Alexei Panferov, fell under US sanctions against the backdrop of Russia's special operation in Ukraine.
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