Famous people: Julia Panova: Creative personality. The richest people in Belarus Friends of Chizhik Andrei Stanislavovich

You can be a talented musician and have a strong voice, create beautiful paintings, or have the gift of a subtle psychologist who can help unravel the tangle of the most difficult problems. But it is unlikely that you will ever be lucky enough to find a second person who could achieve success in several and such different areas as this amazing woman. We talked with Yulia Panova about personal development, art rehabilitation, miniature horses and downshifting in Nepal.

My friend is an artist and poet

The hardest thing to answer was the question “Who is Yulia Panova?” At least, if you use standard “personality description tools” like questionnaires about education, work and hobbies, terrible confusion arises. Honored Artist of Russia, she graduated from the Music College named after. Gnesins, and a little later - the Institute contemporary art. That is, by education, Yulia Panova is a professional singer and musician. However, she already has a well-established career in show business behind her. In addition to her active musical activity, which, by the way, continues today, she starred in several films and TV series.

In 2008, Julia picked up paint and a brush and unexpectedly discovered another facet of her talent. “Everyone is drawing around - they succeed. Why don’t I try it too,” Yulia recalls her thoughts at that time. - Naturally, nothing good came of it. I was not able to paint pictures like others, and then I decided that I would do something of my own, original. And then I just started working a lot. Visited various master classes, all kinds of video tutorials on the Internet, studied different techniques and schools.”

Today, Yulia Panova herself teaches painting and organizes master classes, she is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia, and holds exhibitions, including abroad. Recently she was even invited as a set designer for the musical " Scarlet Sails", which is currently preparing to hit the big stage. “Painting for me is a craft,” says the artist. - I never wait for inspiration - I just sit down and start writing. Appetite comes with eating, and the most interesting ideas They appear to me already in the process of working on the painting.”

Healing through art

Art, as we know, can help people. Moreover, in the case of Yulia Panova, this is by no means a metaphor. Today, Yulia collaborates with several rehabilitation centers, where she teaches her own course of art rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addicts. Yulia began such a difficult activity thanks to Mikhail and Anna Sagalayev, the founders of the Rehab Family clinic. " main reason the fact that a person becomes an alcoholic is the inability to see further prospects in life, says Yulia. - This is especially true for women. Our meetings take place in different ways: it happens that I paint a picture and people just watch it, or, conversely, I ask them to draw something. But the basis is communication, conversation: I share with them my bright emotions, my feeling of joy, and they, in turn, talk about their own experiences through colors. I can say that in my case it works. The result is transformation of people.”

Teach me how to live

Another interesting direction, which Lately Yulia Panova is engaged in organizing unique downshifting tours. A small group of people goes on a joint trip somewhere far away from civilization. There, as a rule, inexpensive housing is rented for a month, where people communicate with each other, share their problems, cook their own food, draw, and engage in volunteer activities. In a word, they come down to earth and learn to live differently. Yulia has long been convinced that such trips are an excellent way to eliminate a whole bunch of problems, including severe depression. Nepal became her favorite destination for such travel. According to her, this is an ideal country for mental relaxation.

Yulia Panova in Nepal

A small source of great joy

Oddly enough, in such a rich and vibrant life of Yulia Panova, there was also a place for horses. Andrei Chizhik, the man with whom she has been walking hand in hand for many years, became the founder and owner of KSK Norton (its heyday was in 2010-2011). Now Andrei Stanislavovich has abandoned his equestrian ambitions, but not his love for horses, which, by the way, is shared by Yulia. Recently, a family of... miniature horses appeared in their small private stable. "This unique creations“Yulia says with delight. - They are like children, you can take them for a walk, invite them to visit, wonderful character. Miniature horses are more adapted for communication with people, for the attention they receive. They are very comfortable. From a pedagogical point of view, these animals are very useful, because who else is capable of giving a person such a huge amount of positive energy!”

Teacher, jeweler, pilot...

The topic of pedagogy is very close to Yulia. Her mother was a teacher, and she herself determined this profession for herself from childhood. And although Yulia Panova has never officially worked as a teacher, in fact it is with this activity that she connects her future. She plans to open her own creativity center, where training would be available to a wide audience.

Yulia Panova is a fantastically versatile person. In addition to the areas of her activity mentioned above, which occupy the most important place in Julia’s life, she finds time for many other hobbies. For example, she makes her own Jewelry, where each stone has a whole story, designs clothes, shoots at the professional photographer and recently even graduated from flight school and knows how to fly a helicopter.

Yulia Panova is convinced that any person must have some kind of higher goal, his own super task. For her, the most important thing was helping people find and realize themselves. She admits that in the matter of personal development, her name has already become a kind of “brand”. Actually, this is not surprising - just look at her paintings, designer jewelry, listen to her sing and play, and most importantly, communicate with hundreds of people who are incredibly grateful to her. Each in their own way.

Presumably, Chizhik Andrey Stanislavovich is the head (position - CEO) companies, a list of which you see below. This information was obtained on the basis of an analysis of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, may be outdated and does not violate Federal Law 152 “On Personal Data” in accordance with Art. 6 129-FZ "On State Registration legal entities and individual entrepreneurs."

JSC "FIRM "NORTON"

CLOSED JOINT STOCK COMPANY "FIRM "NORTON"

Region: Moscow

Address: 121165, MOSCOW, st. Kyiv, 24, building 1

Activities:

• . Activities of agents for wholesale trade of a universal range of goods;
• . Wholesale trade of alcoholic and other drinks;
• . Wholesale trade of tobacco products;

Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Ministry of Taxes and Taxes of Russia No. 39 for MOSCOW

LLC "CASCADE+"

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "CASCADE+"

Region: Moscow

Address: 125373, MOSCOW, Pokhodny Ave., 4, bldg. 1

MSI LLC

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "UPGRADED SILICONE PRODUCTS"

Region: Moscow

Address: 125371, MOSCOW, VOLOKOLAMSKOE highway, 81, bldg. 2

Business in the Republic of Belarus has developed rapidly over the past 25 years. Of course, the richest people in Belarus prefer not to advertise their income, so most of them choose to live outside their homeland. In this state with a population of 9.5 million people there are more than 10 thousand millionaires.

Andrey Melnichenko

The ranking of the wealthiest people in Belarus is headed by Andrei Melnichenko. Despite his Russian citizenship, Forbes magazine ranks Andrei Igorevich among the Belarusian businessmen because he was born in the city of Gomel. His capital is $10.1 billion as of 2016.

Mr. Melnichenko began his career in 1991, as a student at Moscow State University, Faculty of Physics and Mathematics. Then he created the travel company Sputnik. Now Andrei Igorevich has 90% of the shares of the Eurochem company, the same percentage of shares of the Siberian Coal Energy Company and the Siberian Generating Company. All 3 enterprises have enormous influence in Russia and the world.

Behind Last year the businessman has slightly lost his position in the global Forbes ranking. Andrey Melnichenko is ranked 139th in the world compared to 137th last year.

Dmitry Mazepin takes second place in the ranking richest people Belarus with a capital of 1.4 billion dollars. A native of Minsk also has Russian citizenship. In addition, he was a deputy of the Kirov Regional Assembly for 2 years (2012-2014).

Dmitry Mazepin

Dmitry Arkadyevich has 2 higher educations: Minsk Suvorov military school, MGIMO and Faculty of Management of St. Petersburg University. Mr. Mazepin began his business career in 1992 with the insurance company Infinstrakh. Today he owns 95% of the shares of Uralkhima, 20% of Uralkali and 20% of Onexim. The businessman is also known for being included in the top list of Russian billionaire philanthropists, taking 7th place.

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The peak of Dmitry Mazepin's financial power came in 2013. At that time he owned $3.2 billion. However, due to Uralchem's debts, the businessman suffered significant losses. Therefore, Dmitry Andreevich left the ranking of the 100 richest people in the CIS.

Andrey Klyamko is the most non-public billionaire on the list. A native of the city of Novogrudok in the Grodno region of Belarus, he has a fortune of $1.24 billion as of 2016.

Andrey Klyamko

Andrey Stanislavovich does not have higher education, but this did not become an obstacle to the opening of the Smart Holding business group in the mid-90s. IN given time he is a citizen of Ukraine and has a wide variety of assets throughout the CIS countries.

According to 2018 data, Mr. Klyamko took 683rd place in the world ranking. By this time, he had suffered losses of $1 billion.

Other billionaires

A native Minsk resident, Viktor Kisly, is known to the world community as the president of the Wargaming.net company. Without changing his Belarusian citizenship, he moved to Cyprus, from where he conducts his business. Children's hobby computer games brought the businessman a fortune of $1.5 billion.

Today, Victor is the youngest billionaire in Belarus, he is 39 years old. A physicist by training, Kislyi began doing business in 1998, when he founded the company Wargaming.net. The company's most successful product was the game "World of tanks". By 2012, the company had acquired shares in many other American and European gaming firms. In the world list of Forbes magazine, Viktor Kisly occupies 701st place.

Mikhail Abyzov, a native of the Belarusian capital, entered the ranking of the richest people in Belarus, being a prominent politician Russian Federation and at the same time a US citizen. His fortune is estimated at $1.2 billion.

Mikhail Abyzov

Mikhail Anatolyevich organized his first company when he was still a freshman at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of Moscow State University in 1990. Then he was engaged in the trade of Turkish consumer goods. Today, Mr. Abyzov has assets in large companies in the field of energy (Elsib, Sibeco), agriculture(“Kopitanie”) and construction (“Dalmostostroy”).

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