Business programme

There is no person or business that doesn’t rely on transport. Modern transportation and logistics must meet user demands as they stand today and ensure personal mobility in an age when it’s possible to cross the country in no time and send goods between your cities of choice. Technology means that people living in remote regions can receive the same content and quality of services as those living in megacities. In these conditions, our main task is to make the most of domestic digital transport solutions in order to continue to fulfil the objectives laid out in the Transport Strategy of Russia until 2030. One of these goals is to increase connectivity between Russia's regions: it shouldn’t take more than 12 hours to go door to door between any two major cities. It’s a task that can only be accomplished if business and the state work together. What state and business projects will be able to ensure equal access to digital services as well as logistical services? Is it possible to eliminate transportation inequality in the largest country in the world and to do it quickly? What is more important for logistics – infrastructure or digitalization? How satisfactorily will domestic solutions be able to replace Western solutions and where are the bottlenecks in digital import substitution in transportation?

Moderator
Polina Davidova, Executive Director, Digital Transport and Logistics Association

Polina Davidova

Executive Director, Digital Transport and Logistics Association

Panellists
Dmitrii Bakanov, Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation
Vladimir Solodov, Governor of Kamchatka Territory
Evgeny Charkin, Deputy Managing Director, Russian Railways
Mikhail Chachin, Vice President, Sberbank
Andrey Cheremnykh, General Director, City Mobility
Evgenia Chukhnov, Deputy Head for Digital Transformation, Federal Agency for Tourism (Rostourism)

Dmitrii Bakanov

Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation

Evgeny Charkin

Deputy Managing Director, Russian Railways

Mikhail Chachin

Vice President, Sberbank

Michail Chachin, senior managing Director – Director of Department on work with regional clients in the public sector.
Michail was born in 1968. He graduated from all-Union financial-economic Institute with a degree in "Finance and credit". In 2000 he has finished the Academy of national economy under the government of the Russian Federation with a degree in "management". In 2012 he has successfully held a training program for the development of senior executives in London Business School.
Michail works in Sberbank since 1996, he has gone from Deputy Director of the credit Department of the Tula head office, Director of sales and service to corporate clients and small businesses clients of Srednerussky Bank, Deputy Chairman of the Srednerussky Bank Manager of the head office of the Moscow region, Senior managing Director-Director of Department on work with regional clients in the public sector to Vice President.
He has experience managing corporate and retail business over 20 years. He responsible for interaction and development of relations with regional Executive authorities and industry ministries, financial bodies of subjects of the Russian Federation and municipalities, development corporations, industry funds, public enterprises and institutions.
Michail is married and has two sons.

Andrey Cheremnykh

General Director, City Mobility

Evgenia Chukhnov

Deputy Head for Digital Transformation, Federal Agency for Tourism (Rostourism)

Front row participant
Anton Matskevich, Deputy General Director, Aeroflot

Anton Matskevich

Deputy General Director, Aeroflot