Sergey Naumkin
Born in 1969 in Kaliningrad, Russia.
Education; MA in Baltic Sea Region Studies, 2004; PgDip
in Business&Law, 1998, LLB 1995, MSc. (Diploma) in
Naval Architecture, 1991 from the
institutions of St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad and Berlin.
Professional diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution from
United Nations Institute for Training and Research
(UNITAR),
Geneva, 2004.
Sergey Naumkin followed both his farther
and grandfather into the profession of naval officer. He
graduated the oldest
Russian Higher Naval Engineering College
situated in the
Admiralty in Saint-Petersburg
and joined the
Russian Naval Forces as a
full career warfare officer. He served on board an
aircraft carrier deployed in
the Mediterranean, Black, Barents Seas and Atlantic Ocean
(video).
Since leaving the Navy after dissolving of
the Soviet Union he graduated the Juridical Faculty of
the International Institute in Business, Management and Law
and has been for fourteen years a lawyer with various juridical
firms in
Kaliningrad (Russia) and then
in U.K.
In 1998 he participated in first
Programme on Training Managers and
Executives for the Enterprises of National Economy of the
Russian Federation, studied business and law at
Kaliningrad International Business
School and was trained in one of the leading
Swedish
law firm in Stockholm
afterwards.
Pursuing his
interest in development of especial European regions, as a
2003-2004 DAAD Fellow at the
Baltic Sea School Berlin of Humboldt
University,
Mr. Naumkin received a Master of Art degree in
Baltic Sea Region Studies.
He has managed a private legal practice since 1994. Mr.
Naumkin participated
in numerous complex consulting and civil litigation matters,
including labour law, company’s law,
contract, commercial, real estate, maritime, and insurance
cases,
investment consulting in Russia and the Baltic Sea States.
He also has worked
extensively with various
NGOs, based in
Kaliningrad
on projects dealing with international
co-operation and networking in the subject areas of
civil society,
legal systems,
security,
economy, international
relations, and especially the
integration of
Kaliningrad ('as
it sits in the middle of the ‘New Europe'), and the
Baltic States into the European Union.
Languages include Russian, English and Swedish. He has an
English wife and is living in the picturesque Cheshire village
of
Bollington, more commonly
known as ‘Happy Valley’.
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