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In Balabanov, the head of the most popular ski production is escorted to the last journey

Igor Gavrilenko headed the company "Sobol", which produces 90% of the volume of cross-country skis in Russia

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In Balabanov, the head of the most popular ski production is escorted to the last journey

Igor Gavrilenko headed the company "Sobol", which produces 90% of the volume of cross-country skis in Russia.

It is noted that the head until the last day made plans to expand the range of sports equipment.

“Creating such a successful organization from scratch is a huge work that requires not only business acumen, but also rare strength of character, talent, energy, faith in your business,” said Nikolai Kalinichev, head of the Borovsk district.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, Kaluga residents were told what not to do with moles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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