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OUR OUTSTANDING GRADUATES Aimagambetov Erkara Balkaraevich Rector of Karaganda economic university, d.e.sc., professor Doctor of Economics, Professor, Corresponding Member IHEAS, academician of the IEA Eurasia In 1970 Aimagambetov E.B. graduated with distinction from the Karaganda Cooperative Institute of Centrosoyuz. In 1989 he successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on the specialty "Political Economy" at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kiev. From 1991 to 1997 held a position of Vice Rector for Academic Affairs of the Karaganda Cooperative Institute of Centrosoyuz. Since 1997 he has been the Rector of Karaganda Economic University of Kazpotrebsoyuz. Aimagambetov E.B is a Chairman of Karaganda regional territorial election commission, Chairman of the Public Council for Combating Corruption under the NDP "Nur Otan", a member of the Disciplinary Board of the Agency for Civil Service in the Karaganda region. He was awarded the medal "For valorous work" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Lenin, the medal "For Labor Valor", "Kurmet" (2004), Jubilee Medal "Kazakhstan Constitution 10 zhyl " (2005), silver medal "A.Baytursynov" (2006), a medal for the 10th anniversary of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2007), jubilee Medal "10 zhyl Astana" (2007), the Order "Parasat" (2009). Ashlyaev Hazbolat Sopyzhanovich Chairman of the Kazpotrebsoyuz Graduated Karaganda Cooperative Institute (1970.), economist. After graduation he worked as a mezhraybaza commodity, instructor, chief of organizational department of Karaganda oblpotrebsoyuz (1970-1975); Head of the Trade Department of the Karaganda City Executive Committee (1975-1980); Head of the Trade Department of the Karaganda City Executive Committee (1975-1980); Instructor Karaganda oblkom party (1980-1983); Deputy Head of the Karaganda regional trade management (1983- 1985); Head of Taldy-Kurgan regional trade management (1985-1988); Instructor of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan (1988); Instructor of the Central Committee of Communist Party of Kazakhstan (1988); Vice-chairman of the Kazpotrebsoyuz Board (1988-1989); Chairman of Almaty Regional Consumer Union (1989-1999); from 1999 in August - chairman of the Union of Consumer Cooperatives of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Kazpotrebsoyuz). Deputy of Almaty regional maslihat - Deputies Meeting (1994-1999). Sport achievements: Winner of Karaganda region championship among juniors, winner of Olympics universities Kazakh SSR. Nigmatullin Erlan Zairullaevich Parliament's Senate deputy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2011-2015) In 1983 he graduated the Karaganda Cooperative Institute, economist; Russian-Kazakhstan Modern Humanitarian University, lawyer. Candidate of Economic Sciences, dissertation topic: "Priorities of Kazakhstan's investment policy in the context of globalization and the crisis of the world economy" (1999). 1983-1984 years - trade management Auditor Zhezkazgan region Executive Committee; 1984-1991 – Vice-director, Director of Zhezkazgan Trust canteens and restaurants, director of trade and procurement framework of the regional department of trade; 1991-1993 years - Head of the working supply of NGO "Zhezkazgantsvetmet" Director of Balkhash gortorg; 1993-1995 years - the director of "Er-Kanat" trading house; 1995-1999 years - the general director of "Impulse"; Elected positions, deputy: 1999-2004, - Deputy of Majilis of Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan of the second convocation; 2004-2007 - Deputy of Majilis of Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan of the third convocation, Chairman of the Ecology and the Environment Committee, a member of the parliamentary group of population and development "Otbasy", member of the parliamentary group "Aul"; 2007-2011 - Chairman of the Committee on Ecology and the Environment; 2011-2015 - Deputy of Senate of Kazakh Parliament, Member of the Agrarian Issues Committee, Environment and Rural Development. Karzhasov Bazarbai Karabaevich Chairman of Karaganda Oblpotrebsoyuz Karzhasov Bazarbai Korabaevich (1952) Lawyer and economist. Education received at the Karaganda Pedagogical Institute (1974), then in the Karaganda Economic University (2000). He worked as an accountant, vice-chief accountant at the Union of consumers Nura region, the chief accountant, chairman of the head office of the cooperative worker, chairman of the district consumer union. Since 1993 Chairman of consumers control of Karaganda region. He was awarded the medal "10 years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan." In 2014 he was awarded the title of Honorable citizen of Nura region. Abdenov Serik Sakbaldievich – the Minister of Labour and Social Protection In 1998 he graduated from Kazakh Institute of Law and International Relations, qualification "Lawyer", specialty "Law"; In 2004 - Karaganda Economic University Kazpotrebsoyuz, an economist. 1998-2000 he worked in the Ministry of Justice of Kazakhstan as a chief specialist, chief of the department of registration of normative legal acts; 2000-2003, worked in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Kazakhstan at the chief of department of legal expertise, head control and document management, the Deputy Head of the Kazakh MFA staff; 2003-2004 - Deputy Director of LLP «Global Billing Systems»; From March to October 2004 - consultant-advisor director of LLP "UPTK-CA"; 2004-2007 - Deputy Director of Department, Director of the Employment Department, and state control over the observance of labor and labor protection legislation of RK MLSP; Years 2007-2009 - Vice-Minister of Labor and Social Protection of Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan; 2009-2012 - Deputy, First Deputy Akim of East Kazakhstan region; 2012-2013 - Minister of Labor and Social Protection of Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan; On July 22, 2013 - Advisor to the Chairman of the Board of JSC NC "KazMunayGas"; 2013-2016 years - the managing director of human resources management and remuneration of JSC NC "KazMunayGas"; Since December 2016 - elected to the "Exploration Production" KazMunayGas "(KMG) board of directors. Nugerbekov Serik Nugerbekovich – Kazakh Senate deputy (2012-2015), a member of the Accounts Chamber of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the control over execution of the republican budget (2012-2013) In 1984 he graduated from Karaganda Cooperative Institute, economist-organizer. Doctor of Economic Sciences. 1984-1986 - economist of Karkaralinsk catering, secretary of the Komsomol Committee Karkaralinsk Veterinary College; 1986-1991 - the second secretary of the District Committee of Youth of Kazakhstan Karkaralinsk Committee, Head of Agency Karkaralinsk ATP "Karaganda Transagenstvo" instructor of the District Committee of Trade Unions Karkaralinsk district committee of trade union of workers of agroindustrial committee; 1991-1998 - the manager of "Altyn Emel", director of "Coal-export" Kazakhstan Republican Foreign Economic Enterprise "Kazpromeksport", Vice-President of the State foreign trade corporation "Kazybek" (Almaty); 1998-2000 - Deputy Director of the branch of the Interstate TV and Radio Company "Mir" (Astana); 2000-2002 - head of the regional financial management of the Karaganda region; 2002-2005 - Director of the Department of the financial regulation of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Kazakhstan; 2005-2007 - Chairman of the Board of Directors of LLP "Esnur and K"; 2007-2009 - President of JSC "Economic Research Institute"; 2009-2012 years - head of the department of social and economic monitoring of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Kazakhstan; 2012-2015, - the deputy of the Senate of the Kazakh Parliament; Since September 2015 - member of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Control over Execution of the Republican Budget of the Accounting Chamber. Abishev Zhandos Akylserikovich - Social Sphere and Domestic Policy Deputy Akim of Karaganda Region He has three higher educations. 1994 – graduated from Karaganda Pedagogical Institute with the specialty of Physical Culture. 2000 – graduated from Law Institute “Femida” with the specialty of Jurisprudence, jurist. 2005 – graduated from Karaganda Economical Institute with the specialty of Finances, has bachelor in Financial Management. He began his work experience in 1994. 1994-1995 – University of Kazpotrebsoyuz, instructor of physical education. 1998-1999 – Information and Social Agreement Administration of Karaganda Region, main specialist of mass media and reform promotion department. 2000-2001 – Kirov Magistracy of Oktiabrskiy district court of Karaganda, Administration of Justice of Karaganda Region, main specialist. 2001-2003 – Court Administrator of Karaganda Region, main specialist, head of maintenance department. 2003-2005 – financial deputy of Court Administrator of Karaganda Region. 2005-2012 – head of Employment Coordination and Social Programs Department of Karaganda Region. 2012 – adviser of Karaganda Region Akim. 2012-2013 – inspector of Kazakhstan people Assembly Secretariat of President Administration of Kazakhstan. 2013, August – 2014 – head of Employment Coordination and Social Programs Department of Karaganda Region. From 12 of September, 2014 – Deputy Akim of Karaganda Region. Decorated with “Kazakstan Respublikasynyn tauelsizdigine 20 zhyl”, “10 zhyl Astana”, National Business rating order “Star of Fame – Economy of Kazakstan”, breastplate of Agriculture Ministry of Kazakstan, note of thanks of President of Kazakstan, honorary diploma of Labor and Social Protection Ministry of Kazakstan, note
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