Dmitry Rzhannikov took part in the Baltic Business Club meeting

Dmitry Rzhannikov, General Director of STG-Zapad, spoke about the construction of the Cultural and Educational Complex on Oktyabrsky Island in Kaliningrad to the participants of the Baltic Business Club. The head of the construction organization was invited to its meeting to discuss the project significant for the region.

The meeting of the club residents was held in an unusual format: the participants visited the Baltic Branch of the Central School of Music — Academy of the Performing Arts. The initiative to get acquainted with the Educational Complex is tied to raising awareness of business representatives of the Kaliningrad region about the projects being implemented here, including those of social and cultural character. Larisa Volkova, the Branch director, gave the guests a tour of the modern campus, and also told about new opportunities of secondary vocational and higher education for children of the region.

Dmitry Rzhannikov, Head of STG-Zapad, gave a presentation that aroused great interest and discussion. The report's title "Construction 24x7" reflected the scale and intensity of the project being implemented to create a Cultural and Educational Complex. After speaking about the architectural image of the buildings of the Bolshoi Theater, Tretyakov Gallery and RGISI branches, their uniqueness and complexity in construction, the discussion shifted to answering questions. Most of them were devoted to logistics and delivery of materials and equipment to the region. The audience was also interested in the improvement of public space of the future cultural center and availability of parking lots.

Dmitry Rzhannikov, General Director of STG-Zapad LLC, stated: "The meeting was very interesting for both parties. Besides getting acquainted colleagues with our project, we discussed points of contact and prospects of cooperation".

The non-profit partnership "Baltic Business Club" was founded in 1998. Today it is the largest regional business community with 65 members, actively working to develop the region's economy and create conditions for attracting investment. Club residents are owners of different business levels and top managers of large companies.