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List of Congress Delegates № Company Name Surname Position 1 AB Engineering St List of Congress Delegates № Company Name Surname Position 1 AB Engineering St. Petersburg Alexandr Alexandrov General Director 2 AB Engineering St. Petersburg Ekaterina Antonen Progect manager 3 AEM-Technology Evgeniy Pakermanov General manager 4 AEOI Rais Ali 5 AF-Consult Roberto Gerosa President International Division 6 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Boris Vasilyev Chief Designer 7 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Feliks Lisitsa Adviser of Director 8 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Igor Shmelev Head of Department 9 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Oleg Kondratenkov Head of Communications Department 10 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Valentin Budilov Head of Bureau 11 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Vitaliy Petrunin First Deputy Director 12 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Vladimir Galushkin Leading Engineer 13 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Yulia Kolesova Engineer 14 Afrikantov OKBM Mechanical Engineering Yuriy Fadeev Chief Designer 15 Agency for Atomic Energy of Hungary Kristof Horvath Deputy Director 16 AKKUYU NPP Alexander Superfin General Director 17 AKME JSC Natalia Zaitseva Strategic Development and International Relations 18 Alexandrov Research Institute of Technology Vyacheslav Vasilenko Director General 19 Alstom Andrey Lavrinenko Regional VP GPS Russia 20 Alstom Alexandr Tsvetkov General director 21 ALVEL Jan Love Consultant 22 ALVEL Josef Belac Chairman of the Board of Directors 23 Amirkabir University of Technology Hossein Afarideh 24 ANDRA Gerald Ouzounian Director international Division 25 ANDRA Jelena Bol 26 Arako Rovshan Abbasov General Director 27 Areva Lyudovik Devos Head of the Delegation 28 Areva Olga Dementieva Project Manager 29 Areva Ludovic Devos Chief representative in Rusia and the CIS 30 Areva Ingo Koban Vice President 31 Areva Luc Oursel President 32 Areva Od Martino Marketing Manager 33 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Maxim Kushnarev Director of Marketing and Sales 34 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Tigran Khachaturov Acting General Director 35 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Igor Zhilkin First Deputy Director General - Chief Operating Officer 36 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Viktor Vitsinsky Director of Engineering 37 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Svetlana Grishkovskaya Director of Economy of Mining Facilities 38 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Viktoria Vasilyeva Director of Corporate Communications 39 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Igor Pasternak Adviser to the General Director 40 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Ivan Krupyanko Сhief specialist of Group on Public Relations № Company Name Surname Position 41 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Vladimir Verkhovtsev General Director 42 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Artem Gorbachev Perss-secretary 43 ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. Andrey Chernyakov Head marketing and export sales Division 44 ASU TP Nikolay Akimov Chief Designer of ACS objects AE and FEC 45 AT Kearney Anton Poryadin Partner 46 Atomenergomash Konstantin Balyura Chief specialist of engineering 47 Atomenergomash Yury Arkhipov Deputy Director of the Criminal Procedure Code of Engineering 48 Atomenergomash Andrey Nikipelov Director General 49 Atomenergomash Andrey Krivosheev Head of Department 50 Atomenergomash Andrey Savkin Commercial Director, Engineering Company ZIOMAR 51 Atomenergomash Anna Vivchar Head of Department 52 Atomenergomash Denis Tarlo Commercial Director 53 Atomenergomash Dmitriy Bochenko Director General, JSC EMCO 54 Atomenergomash Evgeniy Bolskov Chief specialist 55 Atomenergomash Evgeniy Chernov Commercial Director, ALSTOM Atomenergomash 56 Atomenergomash Grigoriy Levchenko Head of Corporate Communications 57 Atomenergomash Igor Kotov Director General, ZiO-Podolsk 58 Atomenergomash Igor Mishchenko Director of Quality assurance, CNIITMASH 59 Atomenergomash Inna Vavulina Press Secretary 60 Atomenergomash Konstantin Tulupov Director of Strategy and Investment 61 Atomenergomash Konstantin Balyura Chief specialist 62 Atomenergomash Nikolay Gusev Deputy General Director, JSC EMCO 63 Atomenergomash Nikolay Mishustin Chief Designer, Engineering Company ZIOMAR 64 Atomenergomash Viktor Zaytsev Commercial Director, JSC Neftegazspetsstroy 65 Atomenergomash Viktor Travin Chief Engineer, State Specialized Design Institute 66 Atomenergomash Vladimir Trenikin Chief Designer, Engineering Company ZIOMAR 67 Atomenergomash Vyacheslav Pogorelov Quality assurance manager, CNIITMASH 68 Atomenergomash Yuriy Arkhipov Deputy General Director of Engineering 69 Atomenergomash Nikita Mazein Adviser to Director General 70 Atomenergomash Sergey Chebyshev Head of Instrumentation 71 Atomenergomash Inna Garkavi Chief Specialist 72 Atomenergomash Vladimir Ushakov Adviser to Director General 73 Atomenergoproekt Marat Mustafin General Director 74 Atomenergoproekt Alexey Shumov Head of the General Director 75 Atomenergoproekt Sergey Batuhtin Deputy General Director - Director for construction 76 Atomenergoproekt Ruben Topchiyan Deputy General Director - Director of Design 77 Atomenergoproekt Dmitry Paramonov Deputy General Director for Strategy and Development 78 Atomenergoproekt Sergey Ergopulo Deputy director of the planning 79 Atomenergoproekt Andrey Kuchumov Deputy director of the planning 80 Atomenergoproekt Anna Kurbakova Head of Communications № Company Name Surname Position 81 Atomenergoproekt Alexander Perezhigin Chief engineer of the general designer for commissioning and operation 82 Atomenergoproekt Dmitry Paramonov Deputy General Director for Strategic Development 83 Atomenergoproekt Alexander Seliverstov Head of Department 84 Atomenergoproekt Alexander Sharipov Deputy manager Moscow Design and Engineering Branch 85 Atomenergoproekt Andrey Kuchumov Deputy Director 86 Atomenergoproekt Anna Kurbakova Head of Communications Department 87 Atomenergoproekt Arina Khan Engineer 88 Atomenergoproekt Dmitriy Paramonov Deputy Director General for Strategy 89 Atomenergoproekt Evgeniy Chebotarev Leading Engineer 90 Atomenergoproekt Ilya Kopytov Deputy Director General 91 Atomenergoproekt Irina Vlasova Head of Department 92 Atomenergoproekt Leonid Egorov First Deputy Director General 93 Atomenergoproekt Pavel Pankratov Leading Expert 94 Atomenergoproekt Sergey Tarasov Head of the Group 95 Atomenergoproekt Tatiana Sushkova Head of the Group 96 Atomenergoproekt Ilya Vanyushin Chef Spezialist der Abteilung für Strategisches Management 97 Atomflot, FSUE Mikhail Belkin Assistant General Manager 98 Atomflot, FSUE Vyacheslav Ruksha General manager 99 Atomflot, FSUE Mustafa Kashka First Deputy General Director 100 Atomflot, FSUE Stanislav Golovinskiy Deputy Director General for Development 101 Atomflot, FSUE Konstantin Knyazevskiy Head of Representative Office in St. Petersburg 102 Atomflot, FSUE Nikolay Mantula Deputy Director General for basing and special orders 103 Atomflot, FSUE Ekaterina Ananieva Head of Press Service 104 Atomtehenergo Alexey Serduk 105 Atomtekhenergo Eduard Saakov Director 106 Atomtekhenergo Alexey Arzhaev Chief Spesiakist SMATE 107 AUMA Sergey Shimanskiy Technical director 108 Aveva Pavel Streltcov Account Manager 109 CEA Christophe Behar Director nuclear energy division 110 CEA Dominique Ochem Senior executive advisor, international strategy 111 CEA Jean-Yves Blanc International Cooperation team, Nuclear Energy Division 112 CEA Bernard Bigot Administrateur général du CEA 113 CEA Frédéric Mondoloni Directeur des relations internationales du CEA 114 CEA Philippe Dubuisson Conseiller nucléaire 115 CEA Tatiana Sikatcheva 116 Ceramic Technology Ltd Gennady Babayants General Director 117 Ceramic Technology Ltd Konstantin Babayants First Deputy Director General 118 Ceramic Technology Ltd Alan Humarov Chief Finance Officer 119 Ceramic Technology Ltd Evgeniy Perevalov Deputy Director General 120 CEZ Vaclav Mechirzh № Company Name Surname Position 121 Chelyabinsk Pipe-Rolling Plant JSC Maria Semykina Senior Manager of Marketing 122 Chepetsky Mechanical Plant Denis Anishchuk Deputy Director General 123 Chepetsky Mechanical Plant Igor Petrov Director General 124 China National Nuclear Corporation Yu Peigen Deputy Director General 125 Chladicí věže Praha a.s. Lukas Chmel Director General 126 CIAE Zhang Donghui Deputy Director 127 CICE&T Yury Seleznev Rector 128 CICE&T Vladimir Aspidov Vice-Rector for operating activities 129 CICE&T Sergey Aksinenko Technical Director of the Center of Competence 130 CICE&T Konstantin Klimenko Director 131 CICE&T Dmitry Bahturin Project Manager 132 CICE&T Roman Kritskyi Acting Director of the International Training Centre 133 CICE&T Natalia Melekhina Specialist, International Training Centre 134 CICE&T Elena Stulova Head 135 CICE&T Vladimir Minaev Head of the Department 136 CICE&T Sergey Fedorov Head of the Department 137 CICE&T Natalia Chupeykina Director 138 CICE&T Vladimir Artisyuk Provost 139 CIFAL Abeyon Zhak-Klod Head of the Delegation 140 CNEIC Hao Tszyanzun Assistant to General Director 141 CNEIC Liu Yaoquan Dy.General Director 142 CNEIC Shang Lihua Head of Department 143 CNIITMASH Vasily Durinin Senior vice-president 144 CNNC Jiang Baiwen 145 CNNC Zhao Hongqan 146 Concern Rosenergoatom Evgeniy Suhosenko Personnel training center chief 147 Concern Rosenergoatom JSC Yuri Ermakov Deputy Director for capital construction 148 Concern Rosenergoatom JSC Natalia Olbinskaya Deputy Director of Treasury - Head of Financial Operations 149 Concern Rosenergoatom JSC Dmitry Sheptyakov Director of Treasury 150 Concern Rosenergoatom JSC Svetlana Dyakova The leading expert analytical department of the Legal Department 151 Concern Rosenergoatom JSC Alexandr Kochetkov Chief specialist 152 Concern
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