Oleg Gref is a Russian businessman and manager, also known as the eldest son of German Gref. Today is the managing director at Brayne. More information about his life can be read below.
Parents Oleg Gref
German Gref, Oleg’s father, married twice, the first marriage was early and did not last long. The first wife of German Gref was Elena Velikanova. Gref met her at school. Right after graduation, German Gref and Elena Velikanova signed, and a year later (March 20, 1982) their son Oleg Gref was born. But the marriage was destined to end its romantic story.
At the moment, German Gref is married, from whom he has two beautiful daughters - Oleg Gref's sisters.
Father's biographical sketch
German Oskarovich Gref - widely known as a public figure and head of the board of Sberbank. He was the youngest of children. In school years, he was very seriously involved in sports, or rather, basketball. After leaving school, Herman entered the university, from where he was expelled without any explanation. Later, the young man joined the army.
After demobilization, Gref enters the law faculty of one of Omsk universities. After graduating with honors, he remains a teacher at his native university, where he begins to show interest in the political sphere. And in 1990, German submits documents to graduate school, where Anatoly Sobchak is appointed as his mentor. Anatoly recommends a young specialist to work in the city meeting, where Gref meets the current president personally. This period was decisive for Herman, since from that moment on, taking off the career ladder promptly elevated him to the country's political arena.
During the perestroika period, German Gref headed the state development committee, where he was noted for absolutely accurate forecasts in the economic sphere. In 1998, he was appointed to the post of Minister of Finance. A year later, German was appointed to the post of head of the Center for Strategic Development, and after taking office of V.V. Putin, he was invited to work in the Government of the Russian Federation as the Minister of Trade and Economics. At this post, Herman worked until 2007. During this time, he introduced several reforms to the tax system, the country's energy system and was engaged in promoting WTO accession programs.
At the same time, Gref held several key posts in the largest companies. For example, he served on the board of directors of Rosneft, Aeroflot and Gazprom. After completing his career as a civil servant, Gref headed the country's largest bank, where he still works.
Education Oleg Gref
In 1999, Oleg Germanovich graduated from one of the local schools in Omsk and entered SPbU, where he mastered law. In 2002, he graduated from the university and immediately entered the Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov in the department of civil law. He graduated from this institution in 2004.
