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List of Attendees MRO Russia & CIS 11th international conference & exhibition February 25–26, 2016, Moscow, World Trade Center List of Attendees Company Name Position 3TOP Aviation Services Matthew Marshall Regional Manager Business Development and Sales 3TOP Aviation Services Vladislav Slyusar Executive A J Walter Aviation Natalja Dimitrova Senior Sales Executive A J Walter Aviation Tolkyn Rymkulova VP Sales & Marketing for CIS A J Walter Aviation Roger Wolstenholme Regional Director A J Walter Aviation Tommy Guttman Executive VP Regional A J Walter Aviation Evgeny Shuravin AJW Moscow Manager A J Walter Aviation Junaid Baig Engine Material Sales Manager, Engines Sales & Marketing Manager, Russia & A J Walter Aviation Natasha Meerman CIS AAR Aircraft Component Sales Manager, Aircraft Component Services Amsterdam Ed Muller Services - AMS AAR Aviation Supply Chain Elena Gontsarova Sales Support AAR Aviation Supply Chain Ana Marian Regional Sales Manager AAR Aviation Supply Chain Pascal Parant Vice President Corporate Marketing ABS Jets Pavel Hrdlicka Sales&Business Development Manager Manager Technical Marketing and Adria Airways Pavel Prhavc Material Support Adria Airways Tehnika Maksimiljan Pele CEO Adria Airways Tehnika Mirjana Tratnjek Ceh Deputy CEO AEM Limited Sandy Basu Business Development Manager AEM Limited Andrew Wheeler Commercial Director AerCap Andrej Belotelov Vice President Technical AerCap Joe Millar Vice President, Technical AerFin Ltd Nicholas Filce Director AERO BRAVO INTERNATIONAL B.V. Dennis Bravo CEO AERO INSTRUMENT AND AVIONICS Carl J. Pedersen President AERO INSTRUMENT AND AVIONICS Peter Pedersen Sales Manager Aero Norway AS Glenford Marston General Manager Aero Norway AS Raja Mohan Ravi Manager QA&IT Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Eduard Ushakov Director of Maintenance Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Sergey Khromov Deputy Director Head of Fleet Management Group Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Evgeny Kurochkin Continuing Airworthiness Department Continuing Airworthiness and Fleet Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Mikhail Rantsev Management Head of Projects, Continuing Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Anton Shevchenko Airworthiness Department 1 MRO Russia & CIS 11th international conference & exhibition February 25–26, 2016, Moscow, World Trade Center Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Andrey Denisov Head of Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Alexander Klychkov Software Engineer, Second Category Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Yury Alekseev IT Expert Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Igor Dmitriev Chief Specialist Deputy Director Procurement Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Andrey Gorelov Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Valentin Savelev Project Manager Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Sergey Pchelko Senior Project Manager Director of Continuing Airworthiness Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Valery Nikolayenko Department Leading Expert Contract Division Vendor Management and Aircraft Parts Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Victor Vankevich Procurement Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Kirill Mironov Material Purchasing (contract division) Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Iona Moskovaya Chief Specialist Specialist of Property Management Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Roman Sukharev Department Deputy Head of the Department of Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Irina Pogorelaya Contracts and Supplier Management Vendor Leading Expert Management Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Irina Belova and Aircraft Parts Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Alexander Kazakov Chief Specialist Technology Department of Aircraft Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Anatoly Svitin Maintenance Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Roman Gerasimov Deputy Head of Contracts Department Aerolimousine Business Airlines Alexander Asonov Leading Engineer Regional Sales Manager, Eastern Aeroplex KFT Gyula Pasztor Markets Aerospace Observer Magazine Andrey Baranovsky Correspondent Director Aviation MRO & Upgrades Aerostar S.A. Ovidiu Buhai Division Business Development Direction MRO Aerostar S.A. Nicolae Diaconescu Division Aerotechservice Anna Kryuchkova Deputy General Director Aerotechservice Oleg Kruchkov General Director Aerotechservice Victor Budyaev Deputy General Director for Production Aerotron Limited Nelli Kiriakova Regional Sales Executive A-Group Dmitry Smurov Head of Project Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Alban Sorreda Program Manager & Support Ventes Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Serguei Vizenkov Account Sales Manager 2 MRO Russia & CIS 11th international conference & exhibition February 25–26, 2016, Moscow, World Trade Center Air France Industries KLM AFI VP Customer Support & Product Engineering & Maintenance Pierre Teboul Performance Components Business Unit Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Romain Helmer VP Sales Europe & Key Accounts Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Sergiy Kovalchuk Account Sales Manager Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Jean-Marc Salomon Account Sales Director Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance David Lamoureux Technical Sales Director Air Livery LTD Konstantin Sablukov Sales Manager Russia & CIS Air Livery LTD Paul Woods VP – Sales and Marketing Air Management Group Yury Poltavets Head of Technical Department Deputy Head of Technical Department Air Management Group Andrey Kovalenko for Avionics Air Management Group Mikhail Postika Head of Maintenance Planing Section Air Management Group Dmitry Epishin Logistics Manager Air Parts Services & Supplies Dan Danziger Managing Director Air Parts Services & Supplies Elena Vasyur Account Manager Air Parts Services & Supplies Lena Portnov Customer Support Manager Air Parts Services & Supplies Andrey Nasibullin Regional Representative Air Transport Observer Alexey Sinitsky Editor-in-Chief Air Transport Observer Sergey Starostin Marketing & Advertising Manager Air Transport Observer Oleg Abdulov Sales & Marketing Director Air Transport Observer Valentin Makov Correspondent Air Transport Observer Sergey Belyaev Commercial Director Air Transport Observer Artem Korenyako Special Correspondent Air Transport Observer Maxim Pyadushkin Executive Director Air Transport Observer Tatiana Volodina Сorrespondent Air Transport Observer Evgeny Semenov General Director AirBridgeCargo Airlines Mikhail Evdokimov Technical Director AirBridgeCargo Airlines Elena Ivantsova Head of Repair Administration Group AirBridgeCargo Airlines Oksana Bolshakova Contracts Manager AirBridgeCargo Airlines Victor Zhuzhgov Leading Specialist Head of Maintenance & Engineering AirBridgeCargo Airlines Denis Sarbin Procurement Group AirBridgeCargo Airlines Boris Steshkin Deputy Head of Quality AirBridgeCargo Airlines Zavorodnuk Alexander Business Development Manager AirBridgeCargo Airlines Julia Ryabova Business Development Manager Airbus SAS Alexander Filatov Customer Support Director Airbus SAS Oleg Khalizev Customer Support Director 3 MRO Russia & CIS 11th international conference & exhibition February 25–26, 2016, Moscow, World Trade Center Sales Manager Airline Applications, Airbus SAS David Marem Customer Service Field Service Manager, Customer Airbus SAS Dariusz Janiszewski Services - Hub to Moscow Director International Cooperation Airbus SAS Alexander Gaponiouk Europe and Russia Deputy General Director, Technical AIRCARGO+ Mikhail Trifonov Director AIRCARGO+ Evgeniy Khristinin Engineer AIRCARGO+ Maxim Podafa Quality Manager AIRCARGO+ Dmitry Eleseev Сommercial Director Director of Engineering and AirCompany SCAT Dmitry Denisov Maintenance AirCompany SCAT Anton Mikhailenko Leading Engineer AirCompany SCAT Alexander Litoshik Leading Engineer Вoeing 737 AirCompany SCAT Chingiz Tajekov Leading Specialist, Logistics AirCompany SCAT Farukh Emutbaev Certifying Staff B737 B1 Aircompany Tulpar Air Tatyana Nikulova - Aircompany Tulpar Air Oleg Bogomolov Deputy CEO - Commercial Manager Aircompany Tulpar Air Sergey Boev Engineer Aircompany Tulpar Air Alexander Kalachev CEO Deputy General Director for Economics Aircompany Tulpar Air Ilnur Sadykov and Finance Aircompany Tulpar Air Azat Khakim Chairman of the Board Aircompany Tulpar Air Denis Kuzovov Aircraft Maintenance Coordinator Aircompany Tulpar Air Dmitry Konovalov Financial Director Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering Service GmbH Alexander Dammer Director of Sales AireSpare Greg Chistik Sales and Marketing Director AJ Levin Company Jean-Pierre Chambrin Business Development Manager, EMEA AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings Alexey Ryabov Head of Aviation Coatings Department AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings Andrey Smirnov Sales Director ALESO Global Ilya Volkov Director of Business Development ALESO Global Ivan Volkov Managing Director Alliance Ltd. 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