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Ph.D (History)

President, Council for Trade and Economic Cooperation USA-CIS (CTEC)

Representative of the City of St.Petersburg in the USA

 

Dr. Krasheninnikova joined the Council for Trade and Economic Cooperation USA-CIS in Moscow in 2001. In 2003, she relocated to the United States where she directs all US activities of the Council from New York City. CTEC is a non-profit organization with the mission to expand trade, economic, scientific and technical cooperation between companies and organizations in all regions of the Russian Federation and the United States.

 

In March 2006 Dr. Krasheninnikova was appointed St. Petersburg's Representative in the United States by the City Governor Valentina Matvienko. As St. Petersburg's representative, V.Krasheninnikova is responsible for the coordination of municipal, business, tourism and culture projects and programs between the city of St.Petersburg and U.S. companies and municipalities.

 

In 2008-2009 Dr. Krasheninnikova was Russkiy Mir Foundation's Representative in North America. The Russkiy Mir Foundation promotes understanding and peace in the world by supporting, enhancing and encouraging the appreciation of Russian language, heritage and culture.

 

V.Krasheninnikova played a central role in publishing the premier information database on the country's regions, Russia: All Regions, Trade and Investment Guide, a widely respected publication first released in 2004, with 2nd edition launched in June 2006 and 3rd edition released in May 2008.

 

Dr. Krasheninnikova completed her PhD (history) thesis on the impact of values in U.S.-Russia relations. She is the author of a highly praised book America-Russia: the Cold War of Cultures, published in June 2007 by Europe Publishing in Moscow and presented in Moscow, Washington, New York, St.Petersburg and London, at The Houses of Parliament. She is a frequent writer for major Russian foreign and domestic policy journals and newspapers, and contributor on Russian, U.S., and other TV and radio networks.

 

Prior to joining CTEC, Ms. Krasheninnikova consulted European companies entering the Russian market. Earlier, she worked at the United Nations Organization, in Geneva.

 

Ms. Krasheninnikova has studied at the St. Petersburg University of Ocean Technology (Engineering and Economics); the Sorbonne, Paris (Philology), the Institute of Political Sciences, Paris (Economics and Finance); and Investment Banking at the New York University (an evening course).

 

She is fluent in French and English, with the Russian as native language.



America-Russia: Cold War of Cultures

 

Dr. Sergei Markov, Director, Institute for Political Studies, Moscow: This book is pertinent, professional and attests author's profound understanding of America's foreign policy mechanisms. Russian readers should study it, because the United States is a superpower with which we interact on many issues, and we ought to know how their foreign policy takes shape.  

 

Dr. Blair Ruble, Director, The Kennan Institute, Washington: Veronika Krasheninnikova's America-Russia: Cold War of Cultures is an important book for Russian readers. Krasheninnikova helps to explain not just how the United States is a theoretical abstraction, but how it exists because it is a theoretical abstraction accepted widely by its residents. The author explains how policies which seem so cynical to Russians become embraced by idealism. As a consequence, Americans not only see Russia when they write about Russia, they see themselves in Russia's reflection. The result is a relationship between two countries which never quite comprehend the other.




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