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Johnson and Johnson, Skolkovo to create venture fund :: AAR Consortium

ST.PETERSBURG, June 17 (Itar-Tass) — Johnson and Johnson international company and its pharmaceutical branch Janssen Pharmaceutica, on the one hand, and the Skolkovo Foundation, on the other, signed a preliminary cooperation agreement at the International Economic Forum here on Friday. It outlines the main directions of joint work, including in the sphere of venture investment and the creation of a centre of high technologies and continuous medical education. Aside from it, the Skolkovo Foundation, Janssen Pharmaceutica and Chemrar, its Russian partner, signed on Friday a preliminary agreement on the potentialities of co-investment in new Russian companies, which do research in the sphere of pharmaceutics and medical products. Paul Schtoffels, member of the Board of Directors of Janssen Pharmaceutica, said at the signing ceremony that their company was beginning cooperation with the Skolkovo Foundation and a number of Russian companies. http://www.aar.ru/en/press/news/item/584-johnson-and-johnson-skolkovo-to-create-venture-fund.html
Un projet TOP DOWN et la culture de l'innovation en Russie

Russian "Silicon Valley Skolkovo": Will it work? - Opinions - The Dutch Eye

Can you really rattle with a bag of gold to attrackt multi-billion dollar corporations into investing in a new Russian "Silicon Valley" initiative? Is this really the way to revitalise the poor state of Russian Science? Skolkovo Valley: Why it is needed? From a government point of view - currently Skolkovo is mainly President Medvedev's pet project - there are a number of factors and goals to be achieved by the newly - build from scratch - scientific Skolkovo City. Russia has inherited a rich scientific base from Soviet times, but it has had trouble drawing foreign investment and commercializing homegrown scientific innovations. http://www.thedutcheye.com/opinions/economy/russian-silicon-valley-skolkovo-will-it-work.htm
http://www.inc.com/ss/10-start-up-incubators-to-watch#9

10 Start-up Incubators to Watch

Founded in 2006, TechStars is one of the country's most prestigious incubators. Its four locations in Boston, Boulder, New York City, and Seattle, host 10 teams for three months of the year on rotation, funding each team member between $6,000 and $18,000. More than 600 teams applied last year, making TechStars one of the country's most competitive incubators. TechStars focuses on technology companies with transnational appeal, and requires a 6 percent equity stake in any new companies that are funded. Each program ends with a pitch event with venture capitalists and other investors. Since 2005, Y-Combinator has set the standard for technology incubators.
Les investisseurs et partenairs

Le projet

Russia, un déficit en terme d'innovation

Sberbank, nouvel investisseur de Skolkovo

http://french.ruvr.ru/2011/07/13/53179447.html Une nouvelle société a fait partie des résidents du fonds « Skolkovo ». Sberbank a l’intention d’investir 700 à 800 millions de dollars dans la construction du parc technologique et du centre de traitement des donnés dans le centre d’innovations. Il installera ici des structures TIC qui s’occuperont des activités de développement et de recherche, un centre de traitement des donnés et des ressources technologiques des plus grandes entreprises TIC russes et étrangères. Sberbank prévoit d’installer dans le parc technologique une structure financière qui s’occupera des investissements en capitaux risques.
Medvedev's U.S Tour

Dmitri Medvedev - Candidature 2012

News headlines June 17, 2011 11:49 ST. PETERSBURG. June 17 (Interfax) - The excessive spending of money as a result of extremely high oil prices is a "risky policy," said Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. "We must live within our means by saving part of the profits from super high oil prices.

Part of oil profits should be saved - Medvedev - Interfax

http://www.interfax.com/newsinf.asp?id=252416
Russian business tycoon Viktor Vekselberg will coordinate a project to build a high-tech research and production hub, similar to the Silicon Valley in California, President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday. He said last Thursday the Russian "silicon" will be implanted in Skolkovo, just outside Moscow. "I have decided that the Russian part of the coordinating structure to be created will be headed by Viktor Feliksovich Vekselberg," Medvedev said. There has been no comment yet from Vekselberg, Russia's 23rd richest man worth an estimated $1.8 billion.

Russian "Silicon Valley Skolkovo" project will be coordinate by Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg // Russia // News | Neftegaz.RU

http://neftegaz.ru/en/news/view/93752
Cisco CEO Chambers Signs MoU with Viktor Vekselberg to Establish Physical Presence in Skolkovo; Announces I-Prize Contest for Russia; Extends Venture Capital Investment by $100M Videos Russian President Medvedev's visit to Cisco in San Jose. Marthin De Beer, SVP Emerging Technologies Group for Cisco, discusses the evolution of the Cisco I-Prize to tap Russian Entrepreneurship. Carlos Dominguez, SVP Office of the Chairman and CEO, Cisco explains how social networking is supporting the transformation of Russia's economy Photos http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2010/prod_062310d.html

Commits to Sustainable Development of Russian Technology Innovation Agenda Through $1B Multi-Year Investment -> Cisco News

http://innovatingrussia.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/le-projet-skolkovo-note-recapitulative/ Le projet Skolkovo Localisation - Skolkovo est à une vingtaine de kilomètres à l’ouest du centre de Moscou ; un terrain de 370 hectares dont l’Etat est propriétaire y est disponible. - une « business school » est déjà implantée à proximité. La zone économique spéciale de Zelonograd, dédiée à l’innovation (principalement électronique) n’est pas très loin. Objectifs

Le projet Skolkovo – note récapitulative | innovatingrussia

Skolkovo, un projet très ou trop ambitieux ?

http://www.russie.net/article5896.html Viktor Vekselberg poursuit son expansion. L’oligarque, qui détient 13,7% du groupe zurichois OC Oerlikon, a annoncé son intention d’investir 300 millions de dollars pour créer la plus grande chaîne d’hôtels en Russie. Il dirige également des projets miniers en Afrique du Sud. Selon le classement Forbes 2010, la fortune du magnat des secteurs énergétique et métallurgique pèse 6,4 milliards de dollars. En mars 2010 Victor Vekselberg est nommé par le président de la Fédération de Russie Dmitry Medvedev comme directeur de la filière russe du projet pour la conception du Centre International d’innovation scientifique et technologique de Skolkovo.
The Russian president has been touring California’s Silicon Valley for the last two days, meeting with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Russian immigrants, and the heads of Twitter, Cisco and Apple, among others. His government is spending the equivalent of millions of dollars to try to build a high-tech center outside of Moscow, called Skolkovo, that will shake up Russia’s bureaucracy and give educated Russians, of which there are many, the opportunity to innovate and start companies the way Americans do. “In a very good way, I’m sort of jealous of you all,” he told a group of students and faculty at Stanford this afternoon, “because you have the opportunity to learn, teach, make money, do what you love and see your work building…” http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/thinking-tech/why-dmitry-medvedev-wants-a-russian-silicon-valley/4531

Why Dmitry Medvedev wants a Russian Silicon Valley

Reading List An annotated Foreign Affairs syllabus on Russian politics. Over the past decade, Russian foreign policy has experienced a number of dramatic shifts. Following 9/11, Russia pursued a strategic partnership with the United States, pledging cooperation in Afghanistan while downplaying its long-standing opposition to NATO expansion and European missile defense. But then, during Vladimir Putin’s second presidential term, Russia took advantage of rising energy prices to push back against the United States and the West, seeking to undermine pro-Western regimes in Georgia and Ukraine, and even threatening to point nuclear missiles at European countries that hosted U.S. missile defense facilities. The resurgence of Russian power in opposition to the United States and the European Union reached its apex with the August 2008 war in Georgia.

Changing Course in Moscow

Russia has emerged in the twenty first century as a self confident and determined country. It continues to be recognized as a major power. It is a significant producer of weapons, and maintains a nuclear arsenal to boot. And it is a major producer of oil and gas. High oil and gas prices and an exponential increase in the sale of weapons during the period 2005-2008 have enabled Russia to play a more assertive role in global affairs. However, the Russia-Georgia conflict of 2008 and the onset of the global economic crisis have adversely impacted the Russian economy.

Skolkovo Initiative: Russia’s Drive Towards Modernization | Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses

Zelenograd

Zelenograd ( Russian : Зеленоград ; IPA: [zʲɪlʲɪnɐˈgrat] , lit. green city ) is a city , [ 1 ] which, along with the territories and settlements under its jurisdiction, forms one of the administrative okrugs of Moscow - Zelenogradsky Administrative Okrug (ZelAO). [ 1 ] It is located 37 kilometers (23 mi) from the center of Moscow proper along Leningradskoye Shosse highway. The city color is green and its emblematic animal is the squirrel (more precisely Sciurus vulgaris ). Before 1989 Zelenograd was a de facto closed city in some aspects: it was prohibited to take photos in the central parts of the city, near the plants, teaching and research facilities and foreigners were not admitted into the city. Zelenograd was one of the most powerful centers of electronics , microelectronics and computer industry in the Soviet Union , and it still plays a similar role in modern Russia.

Skolkovo: Russia’s Silicon Valley? | beyondbrics | News and views on emerging markets from the Financial Times

Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s president, gave a rousing speech at this weekend’s St Petersburg Economic Forum but the conference also had two other breakout stars: Arkady Volozh and Yuri Milner, champions of the Russian internet. Through their respective start-ups, Yandex and Mail.ru, the two have successfully proven that Russian internet groups can secure billion-dollar valuations abroad, and that the country has more to offer investors than natural resources. Now the question is how the Kremlin can build on Mail.ru and Yandex’s success and make sure such companies, and their talent, stay inside Russia. To answer the question so far, Russia’s leaders has been touting Skolkovo, its own version of Silicon Valley, which is meant as a way to both diversify the country’s economy and help foster a new generation of Russian entrepreneurs like Volozh and Milner.

RANIT-BIO encourages innovative companies to collaborate and invest in Russia | Modern Russia

On June 23, the Mid-Atlantic Russia Business Council’s (MARBC) 14th Semi-Annual Biotechnological Russian-American Innovation Technology Week (RANIT-BIO) began . Modern Russia spoke with MARBC President Val Kogan aboutthe host of events the MARBC will be sponsoring around the world as part of RANIT-BIO and other programs and why American businesses from the Mid-Atlantic region continue to explore business opportunities in Russia. How did the MARBC begin? Our region has had a long history of cooperation with Russia. Benjamin Franklin, for instance, was the first American member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and he made the Russian princess Dashkova the first female member of the American Philosophical Society.
Démocratie et Innovation

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Objectif Affiché: diversification de l'économie

Russie: un déficit en terme d'image ?

Russie et Corruption