Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich: biography, family, photo

Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich - a politician with experience. Most recently, he served as head of the Trans-Baikal Territory, and previously had experience in parliamentary work in the State Duma. However, the black bars also did not bypass the political career of this person. Let's find out what Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky did for the state. The biography, family, career of this person will be the subject of our study.

Birth and childhood

Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich was born in January 1964 in the small village of Bagatay, which was located in the Verkhoyansk district of the Yakut ASSR. These are severe Siberian territories, located at a considerable distance from large centers.

His father, Konstantin Ilkovsky, a medical doctor who had just recently graduated from the Leningrad Medical Institute, met his future wife when they were both sent to the North according to distribution after completing their studies at universities. Konstantin Konstantinovich's mother, in turn, graduated from the Kuban Pedagogical Institute and was sent to the Yakut ASSR to work at school.

The future deputy was accustomed to work from an early age. While still studying at school, from the age of fourteen he worked at the same time as a surveyor in the exploration section of the Deputatsky mining plant.

After graduating from school, Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky entered the Leningrad Mining Institute in engineering and geology, where he graduated with honors in 1986. At the same time he worked as a geological technician in the village of Tenkeli, Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.

Labor career

After graduating from high school, Konstantin Ilkovsky got a job as a geologist at the Zapadny mine of the deputy field. He was then promoted to senior geologist and soon led a geological exploration expedition. It was at this time that the Deputatsky flourished. There were three tin mining mines in the village, which provided work for a fairly large number of people. This factor was the reason that the Deputatsky population in 1986-1987 grew to 15 thousand people. For comparison: at present, less than three thousand people live in the village, that is, five times less.

But during the transition period, which occurred at the beginning of the 90s, the situation worsened. This was due to the general economic instability that swept the country during the collapse of the USSR. Nevertheless, in 1992, Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich received the post of chief engineer of the Deputy Department of the Yakutzoloto enterprise.

Already in 1993, an accident occurred at the power plant providing Deputatsky electricity. This led to the freezing of the village. The population began to leave it en masse, and the enterprises stopped. Nevertheless, Ilkovsky remained at his workplace.

In 1994, he graduated from the Academy of National Economy, where he entered earlier. There he receives the qualification of a manager of the highest category and a candidate degree in the field of economic sciences.

In 1998, Konstantin Konstantinovich was dismissed from the post of chief engineer of the deputy plant in connection with the transition to work in the government of Yakutia.

Work in the government of the Republic of Sakha

In 1998, Konstantin Ilkovsky became the first deputy minister of industry of Yakutia. In 1999, he was appointed the first deputy chief of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Sakha, who at that time was Mikhail Efimovich Nikolaev.

In 2000, Ilkovsky quit his job in the government of Yakutia in connection with the transition to a new place of employment.

Executive positions

This new place of work was Yakutskenergo OJSC, where Konstantin Konstantinovich became the General Director. The main office of this energy company is based in the city of Yakutsk. Its main task is to provide the population, enterprises and institutions of the Republic of Sakha with electricity. The main owner of the company is the state-owned enterprise RAR ES of the East.

However, while holding the position of the head of such a serious company, at the same time, Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky did not break with politics. His biography will now be firmly connected with political activity. In 2002, he became a deputy in the state assembly of Yakutia, which is called Il Tumen. This is the parliamentary body of the Republic of Sakha. In 2008, he was re-elected. Thus, the parliamentary activity of Konstantin Konstantinovich in Yakutia continued from 2002 to 2011.

At the same time, he continues to successfully manage the Yakutskenergo enterprise. With his direct participation, an energy optimization program was introduced, which allowed to significantly save money. In addition, it was during the leadership of the Ilkovsky enterprise that the high-voltage line Suntar - Olekminsk was built.

In 2009, the head of the parent company RAR ES of the East, Ivan Blagodyr, put Oleg Tarasov in the place of director of Yakutskenergo, and appointed Ilkovsky as his adviser. Konstantin Konstantinovich held this position until 2011. At the same time, in 2010, he became chairman of the board of directors of Sakhaenergo. In 2011, he received the post of director of the Yakutskoye enterprise, but did not work there for long, as in the same year he was elected to the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

Work in the State Duma

In 2011, from the Just Russia party, Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky ran for the State Duma. The Trans-Baikal Territory and the Republic of Buryatia were chosen by the constituencies, and not the Republic of Sakha, although this would seem more logical. Nevertheless, Konstantin Ilkovsky confidently took first place in the elections in December 2011 in the selected single-member constituency and went to the State Duma.

In the State Duma of the VI convocation, Ilkovsky joined the Just Russia faction, although at the same time he remained non-partisan. In addition, he joined the Baikal interfactional group, which dealt with the problems of the Baikal regions. This was due to the fact that Ilkovsky still ran for the Duma from these subjects of the federation.

While working in the State Duma in the fall of 2012, Konstantin Konstantinovich sharply condemned the decision to deprive the deputy’s mandate of his party member Gennady Vladimirovich Gudkov. After that, he decided to fight for the chair of the governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory.

Appointment and election as Governor

However, he did not even have to participate in the elections for the post of governor. The former head of the Trans-Baikal Territory, Ravil Faritovich Geniatulin, left this post on March 1, 2013. President Vladimir Putin considered that Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky is the governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory, who will be able to adequately manage the region. Therefore, before the election of the head of this subject of the federation in the fall of 2013, he appointed Konstantin Konstantinovich as the acting head of the region. Thus, having worked in the State Duma for just a little over a year, Ilkovsky resigned his deputy’s mandate and set about new duties.

However, in September, according to local law, elections were still held for the head of the region. Ilkovsky convincingly defeated them, gaining more than 70% of the vote. After that, Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich - Governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory without a prefix and. about.

Governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory

However, working as the governor, Ilkovsky faced a number of difficulties. In addition, his tenure was overshadowed by several scandals. The region was in a pre-bankrupt state with a catastrophic budget deficit, which indicated poor financial discipline. Delayed salaries to employees of budgetary institutions has become a regular occurrence. In order to get out of a hopeless situation, it was even planned to lease a company from China 115, 000 hectares of land for 49 years. In addition, a program in the region to relocate residents from emergency buildings was disrupted.

But the situation was getting worse, despite everything that Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky did to improve the situation in the region. Resignation was his only way out. In February 2016, Vladimir Putin signed a letter of resignation of the unsuccessful governor. In his place, the acting head of the republic was appointed Zhdanova Natalya Nikolaevna. In September 2016, the correctness of the presidential election was confirmed by the people who voted for her during the election of the new governor of the Trans-Baikal Territory.

Achievements and rewards

During his career, Konstantin Ilkovsky has been awarded many times with awards and titles of various ranks. Among them are such significant as the awarding of the title of Honored Worker of the National Economy of Yakutia and the State Prize in the field of production.

Konstantin Konstantinovich is an honorary citizen of Ust-Yansky and Ust-May regions.

A family

No matter what troubles Konstantin Konstantinovich Ilkovsky was experiencing, the family was always a true support for him. His wife is a dermatologist. Two children were born in the family. The eldest son wants to follow in the footsteps of his mother, so he is studying at the St. Petersburg Medical Academy. The youngest son still goes to school.