Maxim Kuzyuk

Maxim Kuzyuk

Maxim Vadimovich Kuzyuk
Born August 28, 1975
Residence Izhevsk
Citizenship Russia
Alma mater Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Occupation General Director of the AO Technodinamika
Known for Director of the Moscow Office of Boston Consulting Group
Children 2

Maxim Vadimovich Kuzyuk (Russian: Макси́м Вади́мович Кузю́к) (born on August 28, 1975) – General Director of the AO Technodinamika.

Biography

In 1998 Kuzyuk graduated Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology with honors, specializing in “Applied Physics and Mathematics”. From 1999 to 2003, he has been working in the “ArtTechCenter” Group of Companies, where was initially appointed as head of department, and later appointed head of one of the Group Companies.

From 2004 through 2006 has worked as the Head of Financial and Economic Department, General Director Deputy and Project Manager for “DrillTech Rus” Moscow, specializing in construction of pipelines using horizontal directional drilling technology.

In 2006, Kuzyuk continued his education by receiving his MBA degree from one of the world’s leading business schools– the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) in Switzerland. In 2007 Kuzyuk has accepted a proposal made by the Paris office of one of the world’s leading consulting corporations, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and in 2010 Kuzyuk became the Director of the Moscow Office of BCG.

In February 2011 Kuzyuk has been appointed as the General Director Deputy of OJSC “SPC: Izhmash”, and later as General Director of the company.

The head of “Izhmash”

Maxim Kuzyuk has joined “Izhmash”, when the company was suffering rather hard times. The entire Group at that time was uniting about one hundred different companies, part of them were in the process of bankruptcy and in the middle of liquidation procedures. The majority of the remaining 32 group companies had complicated multilevel management structures, repetitive functions, and extremely high overhead costs (7% were paid as salaries to the top managers only). The groups total liability in the beginning of 2011 was about 19 billion Rubles. The Company was unable to pay salaries to its employees. Among other things, the problems included obsolete production facilities and the load level of modern equipment did not exceed 20%.

Being a head of one of the oldest defense enterprises in Russia, specializing in the production of various types of firearms (civil and military), M. V. Kuzyuk had an intricate challenge ahead of him – the reorganization and modernization, as well as the restoration of the enterprises financial health. Working with a team of anti-crisis managers, Mr. Kuzyuk developed two plans to get the company out of recession. After the plans were revised by the parent company – State Corporation “Rostekhnologii” – the bankruptcy and consolidation scenario was chosen, with an additional goal to maintain the scientific and productive potential of the enterprise, as well as keeping workplaces whilst making “Izhmash” a world leader in firearm production. At the same time the new and reformed company must be organized in a way that would alleviate it from its former problems so the company could become not only efficient, but profitable as well.

In accordance with the approved reorganization plan, a new legal entity OJSC “Research, Development and Production Association “Izhmash” was created. This new entity became a 100% subsidiary of the parental State Corporation “Rostekhnologii”. In the first quarter of 2012 previous contracts, production facilities and the most qualified and skilled personnel were transferred to the new structure of the company. The goal is to complete the formation of the property complex by the end of 2012.

To perform these ambitious tasks, the enterprise began to take measures aimed at overcoming the crisis. As the general Director of the Scientific Production Complex (SPC) “Izhmash” Mr. Kuzyuk has determined the following activities as high priority:

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