Evgeny Nifantiev. The calculator goes against the chairman of the Moscow City Duma! What has been the most difficult part of the campaign for you so far?

Yesterday, Jennifer Lopez, who gave... no, don't think so, the only concert "It's my party" at the open-air Dynamo stadium, had her suit burst right on her ass. This event became the main event in the chronicle of last weekend in the capital.

And we will continue the boring task of sorting out candidates for the Moscow City Duma by district. Boring elections, boring candidates... Everything is exactly due to the weather, which, in its foulness, broke all records for the entire period of meteorological observations.

So, district number 11, Altufyevo, Marfino, Otradnoe.

Evgeniy Nifantiev, General Director of NEO-PHARM LLC, “self-nominated” from United Russia.

Zubrilin Nikolay, born in 1958, Moscow City Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

Luchin Alexander, born 1976, freelance special correspondent for REGNUM news agency, registration: Moscow region. SR.

Rybin Evgeniy, born in 1983, television cameraman at JSC TV Center. LDPR,

It is quite obvious that the district was “cleared” for Zubrilin, whom the Moscow authorities do not like, and I also do not like him, although for a different reason. But what were they counting on with some Nifantiev, who is close and dear to the residents of Altufev, Marfin, and Otradny about the same as the president of some sunny Honduras?

No, we, of course, visit pharmacies from time to time, and some of them may belong to NEO-PHARM LLC, but it cannot be said that as a result of purchasing suppositories for hemorrhoids, we are all imbued with a feeling of deep gratitude to its director .

The bureaucratic logic is clear, since we vote for the chief doctors of clinics, then why not give a vote to the owner of the pharmacy chain? Everything seems to be nearby. I would also add here the directors of funeral homes, related things: went to the doctor, bought medicine, died.

I won’t say anything about a freelance special correspondent, it’s just that before it seemed to me that these two definitions were mutually exclusive: either freelance or special. Otherwise, it’s like a first-class pilot on a voluntary basis. Of course, I know and read the news agency REGNUM, but I have no idea who Luchin is.

The same story with the LDPR candidate, or rather the same as with pharmacies - even after watching a good story on TV, you rarely wonder who the operator is. You’ll probably still remember the correspondent in the frame, but who was filming there?.. True, there are also sound engineers and editors.

And no matter how you look at it, you can only meaningfully vote for Zubrilin - well, he’s really well-known, running around the district pretending to be a protester. Because of this, I would recommend voting uninformedly, because somehow we suck at choosing if we turn our heads off. We have it for someone else, we eat it.

Therefore, my candidate in this district is unknown to me freelance special correspondent Luchin from REGNUM news agency.

District number 12. Sviblovo, Northern Medvedkovo, Southern Medvedkovo.

Also, of course, the ass of the world... Well, the contingent is appropriate, albeit with some interesting exceptions.

Alexey Shaposhnikov, Moscow City Duma deputy from United Russia, is modestly indicated in the ballot. Although in fact he is the Chairman of the Moscow City Duma, whose name 95% of participants in our recent survey could not remember. But here he is, a “self-nominated” with a United Russia party card, essentially the second person in Moscow, but no one knows about it.

So, you see, he will slip by unnoticed in his Far Zamandyukino.

Of course, our opposition put up reinforced concrete cadres against him!

Efimov Alexander, born in 1977, leading researcher at the Federal State Budgetary Institution "VNIRO". Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

The candidate from the most revolutionary workers' and peasants' party writes about himself: " I was born and raised in Moscow, I live in the Severnoye Medvedkovo district on Sukhonskaya Street, I am a candidate of biological sciences, an expert at Rosprirodnadzor. I head the trade union organization of the country’s only fisheries research institute".

Trade union committee at the fisheries institute! No, well, everyone would subscribe to such a figure! Only he can be entrusted with the fate of the city economy. In our country, every second fisherman sits with a fishing rod at the nearest shithole...

I even came up with a slogan for him: “We created a trade union for fish, we can give a decent life to Muscovites!”

Nikita Yankova, born in 1984, Deputy General Director of Private Fire Protection LLC. SR.

There aren't even any comments here. Private fire protection speaks for itself. This is not even a paid ambulance, or a private security company. This is something radically market-oriented. The only thing cooler is private strategic nuclear forces, but that should be reserved for federal elections.

Efimov Maxim, born in 1981, student. LDPR.

That is, the head of the fishing trade union also has a namesake spoiler, so that the first Efimov is not accidentally given extra votes.

Trofimov Pavel, born in 1974, calculator at the Moscow State Budgetary Educational Institution “Gloria School”. "Communists of Russia".

A man works with a calculator! But what's surprising? Vaughn Shaposhnikov, in essence, works as a foreman of button presses, and nothing. An exotic district in professional terms, to say the least.

And it became even more boring. But if the chairman of the Moscow City Duma loses the election to a calculator, it will be amazingly cool!

In the 11th electoral district (Altufevsky, Marfino, Otradnoe) he is nominated entrepreneur Evgeny Nifantiev. In 2018, his network of social pharmacies Stolichki was included in the RBC rating of “Top 50 fastest growing companies in Russia.” AiF correspondent tried to find out why a successful businessman should become a deputy.

“Blame yourself, not the law”

Gleb Ivanov, AiF.ru: The big topic of this election campaign is collecting signatures. Some complained that this procedure is very complicated, takes a lot of time, and our citizens, even if they are ready to support a candidate, do not always want to share their passport data, which turns the whole procedure into real torture. What was your impression of this process? How hard was it?

Evgeniy Nifantiev: This is a very difficult procedure. It took us almost a month. Although we tried not to waste not even a day, not even an hour. We had a total of almost 80 collectors (partially volunteers, partially paid people, many residents of our districts) plus several dozen more picketers and agitators. In total, more than 100 people took part in collecting signatures.

I personally did door-to-door visits, stood on the street, and I can say that this is a really difficult process. People come up and want to support. You talk, take your passport, and the person is registered in the neighboring area. I have to answer: “Thank you very much for your support, but, unfortunately, we cannot sign you up.” You talk, ask for a passport, but you don’t have your passport with you. Or people may be visitors from other cities, with or without registration.

To collect 10 high-quality signatures, even when the candidate himself is standing and when people come up with interest, talk, discuss their problems, give instructions, initiatives, it took me on average about an hour and a half. When going door-to-door, you can’t collect 10 signatures in an hour and a half. It takes even longer, because not everyone will open the door, because you still have to explain who you are and why you came.

Therefore, collecting signatures is really difficult. But I am a person who is used to obeying the law. I have received a total of more than 800 licenses in my life. Each of these licenses means compliance with a huge number of legal procedures. And when I went to the polls, I understood that I had to go through another procedure. The first thing a candidate must do is obtain registration. And for this you need to collect signatures.

The main thing was to debug this mechanism so that it worked like a clock. We worked with the collectors and picketers and gave them instructions. I met each of them. I imbued them with my energy, told them why I was going, who I was, why I needed this, why the city needed this. Our lawyers were sure to participate in the briefings; they explained how to collect, what to collect, how to write, where to sign, if you made some mistake, what needs to be done.

— Don’t you think that too much precious time is being spent on all this?

— Despite the fact that this is a very difficult process, I see positive aspects in it. Firstly, the voter will not receive a roll of paper in an election with 300 or 500 candidates. Random people will not become candidates. Secondly, this process should be perceived as a good opportunity for campaigning, which, in fact, is what we did: we had a huge number of pickets, cubes, we talked about our program, about the candidate, and so on. And the 6 thousand people who signed for you will most likely come to the polls and vote. That is, this is work also in advance, and not just for the sake of registration.

Another thing is that one can debate whether such a large number of signatures is needed for registration. But, if you are determined to go to the polls, you must follow the law. If you think that you have support in the area, then collect these 5800 signatures, register, win and then change the city if you don’t like something. But, if you put it together carelessly, if you have a bunch of mistakes, blame yourself, not the law.

— Did the election commission sift out a lot of signatures in the end?

— We collected a little more than 7,500 signatures. Some of them (more than 800) were eliminated themselves. We understood that if we see something poorly written, then the OIC can weed them out. When we submitted the remaining ones, the OIC found and rejected another 130 signatures. At the same time, my main competitor in the district is the current deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. And the signatures were checked by a member of the district election commission from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. If there was something wrong with us, believe me, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation would have already trumpeted it to all of Moscow.

But even if I had not been registered, I would definitely have gone not to protests, but to court.

- And why? Is this generally an unacceptable form of dialogue with the authorities for you? Of course, I don't mean uncoordinated rallies. But there are also agreed upon ones, which are permitted by law.

— Let’s first remember that all the actions related to the elections to the Moscow City Duma began as uncoordinated ones. And then, what can be decided on the square? There you can only express your indignation - that’s all. To obtain registration, in any case, you have to go to court. Only there can you obtain registration.

This is my approach as an entrepreneur. I come across this all the time: almost all domestic inspection bodies inspect pharmacies in one way or another. If they identify violations, we begin to investigate their complaints. If we believe that these violations are unfounded, we go to court. If we understand that we are guilty, we pay the fine. Exactly the same approach should be used with the subscription filter.

The question is different: we live in an era of high technology. The approach to collecting signatures, of course, needs to be modernized. For example, you can give people the opportunity to leave their signature through their personal account on the government services portal. But again, this should not be discussed in the square, shouting slogans. What scares me most is that during the recent uncoordinated rallies and “walks around Moscow” everyone forgot about the elections to the Moscow City Duma. Now other slogans are heard: disperse everyone, resign this one, resign that one... People say: “We are tired of it!” If you're tired of it, go and change it. Become a municipal deputy. If you think that you have reached the level of a Moscow City Duma deputy, go to the Moscow City Duma. But it's not that simple. You need people to believe in you.

Our country has already experienced many revolutions. After any of them, people’s lives did not become easier. Therefore, I believe that our path of development should not be revolutionary, but evolutionary. Here I am a simple entrepreneur who started from scratch. Now the company employs more than 5 thousand people. We pay a huge amount of taxes. Last year alone, we paid more than a billion rubles in taxes, insurance premiums and fees. And I believe that it is necessary to ensure that these taxes are spent as efficiently as possible.

“Offer children an alternative to the Internet”

— What do people ask for at such meetings?

— The questions sound different. For example, about uncomfortable benches, about the location of children's playgrounds. There are also more complex questions. For example, in the Altufevsky district, fifty houses are under renovation, and the issue with launch sites has not yet been resolved. The launch sites offered by the city are not suitable for all residents. One of them is an apple orchard, located in the yard. Another starting point is kindergarten. Of course, people don’t want a 20-story tall candle in their yard. And, after talking with people and studying the area, I understand that there is a solution that will suit both the city and the residents. There is a Beskudnikovsky building materials plant. He has 34.5 hectares on lease. I have already met with the management of the plant. It is, in principle, in favor of transferring half of its land to the city for the construction of a site for renovation. In exchange, in the second half, they ask to be allowed to build a technology park. That is, instead of an industrial zone, we may end up with a civilized space: on the one hand, a technology park and office buildings, on the other, a residential area where residents of houses subject to renovation can be resettled.

There are several problems in Otradnoye, for example, a waste sorting station, which in an amicable way needs to be moved outside of Moscow. But, so that at least now there are no problems with the smell, we are negotiating to carry out separate collection of garbage and remove recyclable materials separately, separately - organic waste, which, in fact, causes inconvenience to people.

In Otradnoye, the issue of leisure for children and adolescents is also acute. The area is huge, but there are almost no places where they can practice. Where, by the way, do all the rallies come from? They arise because teenagers have nothing to do in the summer. And if they had something to do, if there were interesting leisure stories, a sufficient number of sports grounds, sections, roller rinks, skatedromes, then we would not be faced with the problem of youth protests now... By the way, at the city level a decision has already been made to create Yurlovsky Proezd has a large-scale sports cluster with a skatepark and a large area for walking and training dogs. And a leisure center will be built on Northern Boulevard. There is also a room on Kargopolskaya Street that has been empty for several years. The city will transfer this premises to the operational management of the city council, and the city council will place a children’s and youth center “Yunost” in it, where it will be possible to organize a large number of clubs.

After all, what worries parents today? Childhood alcoholism, drug addiction... But children are not born alcoholics and drug addicts, they become them in the future if they do not have opportunities for normal leisure, normal upbringing, coaches, sports clubs. And children need to be gradually raised and brought into adulthood so that they do not encounter alcohol or drugs. And today teenagers are left to their own devices. Where do they have the opportunity to spend time? In hallways and food courts.

- Or on the Internet.

- Or on the Internet. And now we must offer children and teenagers a more interesting alternative than the Internet.

Among the candidates for Moscow City Duma deputies there are a sufficient number of well-established people, successful businessmen. Among them, Evgeny Nifantiev is the General Director of NEO-PHARM LLC, Chairman of the Coordination Council of the Russian Association of Pharmacy Chains (RAAS). Initiator and organizer of the Health Relay program.

Evgeny Olegovich, holding such a position, you are clearly not going to the Moscow City Duma for a deputy’s salary. Why then? What prompted you to stand as a candidate?

I approached the age of 40 with extensive organizational and management experience and a clear conscience. I am not indifferent to the fate of the capital of our Motherland, the fate of Moscow and Muscovites. I know how to achieve my goals and have the capabilities to do so. I also really want to actively participate in the large-scale transformations that are taking place in Moscow today, and to fully contribute to positive changes at the level of the city as a whole, our North-East and electoral district No. 11 - the Altufevsky, Marfino and Otradnoe districts.

- Is this your first experience of this kind or have you already applied for some elected positions?

I am the Chairman of the Coordination Council of the Russian Association of Pharmacy Chains. My fellow pharmacists and pharmacy managers entrusted me with leading the council of our professional community - and I approach this with all responsibility. After all, if people elected me, then I have no moral right to let them down - this is my principle!

Moreover, I have behind me the construction of a huge socially oriented company - the Stolichki network of social pharmacies, which currently employs more than 5,000 people! These are jobs and taxes for the treasury of our country. By the way, this is also why it is important for me to know how tax revenues are spent and how effectively these funds are directed to the needs of citizens. The budget must be under the control of Muscovites!

Business experience, of course, helps along the path of life. After all, creating and developing your own business disciplines you, allows you to think ahead, and fosters a sense of responsibility for other people.

- What has been the most difficult part of the campaign for you so far?

Probably collecting signatures... I personally stood on the streets of our districts, doing door-to-door visits. I can confidently say that collecting signatures is a really difficult process. For example, a person comes up and wants to support. You start talking, take your passport, and it turns out that a supporter is registered in another area. You have to answer: “Thank you very much for your support, but, unfortunately, we cannot sign you up” - but what to do! Or another option: you ask for a passport, but you don’t have any documents with you. And so on.

According to my feelings, to collect 10 high-quality signatures, even when the candidate personally participates, and people come up with interest, talk, discuss their problems, give instructions, initiatives, it took me on average about an hour and a half! When going door-to-door, it takes even longer, because not everyone will open the door, because you have to explain who you are and why you came. But, in general, the main thing was to debug this mechanism so that it worked like a clock.

Therefore, collecting signatures is, to put it mildly, a difficult task. But that’s the kind of person I am – I’m used to obeying the law. Judge for yourself, in my life I have received a total of more than 800 licenses! And each of them, at its core, is compliance with a huge number of legal procedures. So, when I went to the polls, I understood that I had to go through another procedure. After all, the first thing a candidate needs to do is get registered. And for this you need to collect signatures. It took us almost a month.

To conclude the topic of collecting signatures, I will note one important point. We live in the age of technology. And why not consider modernizing the approach to collecting signatures? For example, voters could sign in support of their candidate through a government services portal through digital identification.

Where did your team come from, who are the people who helped you collect signatures, who are working with you as part of the election campaign?

We had a total of almost 80 pickers (these are partly volunteers, partly paid people, many are residents of our districts) plus several dozen more picketers. In total, more than 100 people took part in collecting signatures. Our team is professionals in their field. Lawyers, designers, agitators - they all want life in the city to become better. We are all Muscovites and wish only the best for the capital. Perhaps this is what unites us!

- What, in your opinion, should deputies do for Muscovites first of all in the new composition of the Moscow City Duma?

The first and most important thing that the new Moscow City Duma should do is to ensure dialogue with Muscovites, regardless of their political preferences. After all, in my firm conviction, the city parliament is not an arena for political battles. This is a tool for residents to defend their legitimate rights and interests. And today, unfortunately, the authorities often do not listen to residents.

Personally, on the basis of our team, on the basis of our Center for Support of Local Initiatives, I will definitely create a permanent reception area where people can contact with their questions. How to hold a general meeting of the owners of an apartment building to install a barrier at the entrance to the yard, how to force the district authorities to create equipped areas for walking dogs, how to make a public transport stop where residents really need it? And many many others…

And only in this way will we be able to restore dialogue, create an atmosphere of trust in our districts, in our city. After all, people have eaten so many lies that they hardly believe anyone anymore! The very possibility that something could depend on our decisions seems incredible to us. Representing the interests of the residents of Altufevskoye, Otradnoye and Marfino in the Moscow City Duma, I want to prove to both people and myself that things will be different!

General Director of NEO-PHARM LLC, Chairman of the Coordination Council of the Russian Association of Pharmacy Chains (RAAS)

"Biography"

In 2000 he graduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy of the Moscow Medical Academy. THEM. Sechenov.

He began his professional activities during his student years as a research intern at the Scientific Center for Expertise and State Control of Medicines of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.

After receiving higher education in 2000, he founded and headed the Neopharm Pharmacy Chain.

In the period from 2005 to 2006, he worked in the civil service as head of the department of licensing, supervision and control of medical and pharmaceutical activities of the Roszdravnadzor Office for Moscow and the Moscow Region.

In 2006, he returned to business and to this day is the founder and General Director of the Neopharm Pharmacy Chain.

From 2007 to 2009, he studied at the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation (Higher School of Corporate Management), under the professional retraining program in the field of management “Euro-management: Business Development Management”

In 2010, he was elected a member of the coordinating council of the Russian Association of Pharmacy Chains (RAAS)

Since November 2011, he has been included in the list of persons included in the reserve of managerial personnel under the patronage of the President of the Russian Federation.

From 2013 to 2015, he studied at the Moscow School of Management "Skolkovo" Executive MBA.

In 2015, he was elected Chairman of the RAAS Coordination Council

Marital status: married, has a daughter.

"Companies"

NEO-PHARM,

"News"

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At the same time, Neopharm CEO Evgeniy Nifantiev believes that after the deal is closed, Erkapharm can claim the status of the largest federal pharmacy chain, surpassing Rigla (part of the Protek Group; brands Rigla, Be Healthy! and Zhivika) with a turnover of more than 26.5 billion rubles.

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“We must fight the so-called overflow of goods,” Evgeniy Nifantiev, director of the Neopharm group of companies, urged in his speech. “The structure of pharmacy chains, transparency of financial reporting, information from fiscal authorities, reputation – all these factors need to be paid attention to, because bona fide pharmacy chains are hostage to the situation.”

Stores can, pharmacies don't want to

The bill proposed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade provides for the sale of over-the-counter drugs in grocery stores. But what is convenient for the consumer, is a blow to the gut for pharmacy chains. “Today, 743 objects are located in close proximity to food retail... If the bill is approved, most likely, these pharmacies will be subject to closure,” Kommersant quotes the words of Alexander Filippov, general director of the Rigla pharmacy chain, said at a meeting of Business Russia. . The 250 pharmacy outlets in small towns are especially vulnerable. Neopharm has a similar situation: more than half of its pharmacies (Neopharm and Stolichki) are located next to grocery stores. And, according to the general director of the network, Evgeny Nifantiev, they are also under threat of closure. If the law is adopted, Neopharm will definitely close 143 pharmacies in small towns, says Nifantiev. These outlets do not already have particularly high revenue; the appearance of competing gastronomes will simply finish them off. The same applies to small regional pharmacy chains. Especially when we are talking about small cities with a low population and a generally depressed economic situation.

Pharmacy store

As one of the arguments “against”, pharmacists and the Ministry of Health, which has joined them, cite the fact that stores will not be able to provide proper conditions for storing and dispensing medicines. In addition, according to pharmacists, there will be no need to talk about any reduction in prices, since if over-the-counter drugs are sold in supermarkets, then pharmacists, in order not to lose revenue, will be forced to increase prices for prescription drugs. According to experts, the price increase will be at least 20% - this is exactly the part of income that pharmacies are expected to lose due to possible competition with supermarkets. “The main profitability comes from over-the-counter drugs, and if they stop buying them in pharmacies, they will either have to raise prices for prescription drugs or close,” agrees Evgeny Nifantiev, head of the coordinating council of the Russian Association of Pharmacy Chains and CEO of Neo-Pharma.

Pharmacies versus food retail: a fight to the death...

“Of course, pharmacy points in small towns are of concern; now we have counted 143 points that are under threat. The fact is that in small cities the revenue is small - these are interconnected parameters, and fluctuations in the negative direction can drive the pharmacy economy into the negative,” commented Evgeniy Nifantiev, general director of the Neopharma chain.