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Sergey Altukhov

Professor of Higher School of Economics and Deputy Director of the Sport Management Centre of Lomonosov Moscow State University, PhD, Russia

Professor Sergey Altukhov is one of the most famous sports manager in Russia with practical experience in the organization of more than 130 major international tournaments - World Championships and European Championships, World Cups, Grand Prix Series and other international tournaments in Moscow. Sergey Altukhov took part in organization of more than 130 World Championships, World Cups, European Championships, World Cup stage, Grand Prix Series, international and national tournaments in Moscow for 25 kinds of sport. He is the author of the books "Event Management in sport" (2013), "Championship marked "Urgent!" (2015), “The tree Σ of sport management. How to Maneuver within the Labyrinths of the Profession” (2016), “World Hockey Forum: Strategies of Ice Hockey Development in the Global World” (2017), “World Hockey Forum – II. Innovation for the Future of Ice Hockey around the World”. Scientific interests also include topics such as "Public Management and Governance of Sport", “Event-Management in Sport”, “The New Paradigm of Doping Regulation in sport”, "Sports reform in China", "The rules of protocol and diplomatic etiquette in sports", "The New Cold War in Sport" etc.  Sergey Altukhov have an active community work. He is a member of the Expert Council for Committee of physical culture and sport of the Parliament of the Russian Federation, member of the International Association of Sport Economy, member of the Olympics Compliance Task Force-2024, editor of the web portal Sportdiplom.ru

• Best lecturer of the FIFA / CIES program (2018)
• Best lecturer of the HSE program "International Sport Management and Marketing" (2019)
• Best lecturer of the MSU "Sports Management" program (2016-19)

Andrei  Kondrashov

PhD on Pedagogical, Russian journalist, correspondent and commentator

Andrei  Kondrashov is a journalist, correspondent and commentator on Match TV, previously - NTV, NTV-Plus, 7TV, Sport and Eurosport. Candidate Master of Sports in cross-country skiing and triathlon. Member of the International Federation of Sports Press (AIPS), member of the editorial board of Skiing magazine.

Boris Morozov earned his PhD with concentration in Finance and Public Budgeting from University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2009, complemented by an MBA degree with specialization in accounting and finance from the same university (2004).

Dr. Morozov’s teaching and research interests include Public Administration, Finance, Public Budgeting, Financial Management, Public and Not-for-Profit Strategic Planning and Management, and Comparative Budgeting and Financial Management.

He has extensive teaching experience at both undergraduate and graduate levels in colleges of arts and letters, business, and public affairs and community service within University of Nebraska at Omaha, Louisiana State University, Idaho State University, and Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. He has taught courses on finance, public budgeting and finance, governmental financial management, contracting out and privatization, corporate finance, small business finance, economics, and research methods, and received strong evaluations scores.

Boris Morozov has published multiple peer-reviewed manuscripts in national and international academic outlets such as Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting, and Financial Management, Public Finance and Management, International Journal of Public Administration, and The NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy.

He is an active member of national and international academic and professional societies such as American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), The Association for Budgeting and Financial Management (ABFM), Western Social Science Association (WSSA), and Association of Government Accountants (AGA).

He held elected positions in academic and professional organizations (e.g. WSSA [co-chair of the Public Finance Section].

Sergey Nemchinov 

Soviet and Russian hockey player, center forward, coach, manager

Pupil of the Moscow club "Wings of the Soviets." He played for Krylia Sovetov, CSKA, Lokomotiv Yaroslavl. In 33 games for the national team, the USSR scored 35 goals. Silver medalist of the 1998 Olympic Games. World Champion 1989, 1990. European Champion 1989, 1991. Silver medalist of the European Championship 1990. Bronze medalist of the 1991 World Cup.

Spent 11 seasons in the NHL. Two-time Stanley Cup winner (New York Rangers, 1994 and New Jersey Devils, 2000).

Champion of the USSR in 1985 as part of CSKA.

Champion of Russia 2003 in the Yaroslavl "Lokomotiv".

He ended his career in 2004.

In 2005-2007 he worked as a coach of the Russian team. In 2007-2009 he worked as the head coach of the youth team of Russia.

Vladimir Saraev
Professor, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

Deputy Chairman of the Expert Council on Physical Culture and Sports of the Federation Council Committee on Social Policy, Head of the Center for the Scientific Support of Criminal Law Impact on Crimes in the Field of Sports, Member of the Scientific Advisory Council at the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, President of the Ice Hockey Oficials Association, former Minister for Youth, Physical Culture and Sports of the Omsk Region, former Vice President, Director of the Legal Department of the Kontinental Hockey League.