GROWING TALENT: GLOBAL EDUCATION FOR RUSSIAN ENTREPRENEURS AND OFFICIALS

GROWING TALENT: GLOBAL EDUCATION FOR RUSSIAN ENTREPRENEURS AND OFFICIALS

22 June, 12:00–13:15


As Russia increasingly competes on a global basis for human capital, it must seek new ways to reverse the trend of a ‘brain drain’ and take measures to become a net importer of talent. The Global Education programme, developed by the government’s Strategic Initiatives Agency, is designed to attract graduates from top universities outside Russia with degrees in high-priority economic sectors, sometimes coupled with offers to have one’s education paid for. How does this programme work in practice and what additional other measures should be taken?









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Key moments

There is one more critical factor, which virtually no one in Russia is taught and which people will have to be taught from scratch – that is personal growth. Today’s education simply isn’t keeping up with high-technology markets.
Ivan Nechaev
We see that the problem involves a shortage of professionals who can work precisely in the small and medium-sized business sector.
Ivan Nechaev