A charismatic truth teller: Sergei Nosov became the new governor of Kolyma. Nosov, Sergei Konstantinovich Sergei Nosov party
“I take responsibility” - these legendary words were spoken in 1941 by the politician’s grandfather, Grigory Ivanovich Nosov, who led the metallurgical plant in Magnitogorsk during the war. It was this phrase that determined Sergei Konstantinovich’s attitude towards his duties. Whatever position Nosov holds, he is personally responsible for everything.
early years
Sergei Konstantinovich Nosov, a representative of the illustrious dynasty of metallurgists, was born in Magnitogorsk on February 17, 1961. 
Since childhood, Sergei showed determination, no matter what he did, he always achieved success, because being the first is a family trait of the Nosovs.
The young man loved sports, was involved in boxing and athletics, and devoted his free time to reading.
In 1978, Sergei became a student at the Mining and Metallurgical Institute named after his grandfather, Georgy Ivanovich Nosov. Sergei was a brilliant student: he received a Lenin scholarship and graduated with honors from the institute.
In metallurgy
A fourth-generation metallurgist, Sergei Nosov, just like his grandfather and father, started from the lowest and most difficult rung of the industry - from the position of an assistant steelmaker and, having studied the entire production process from personal experience, in 1994 he became one of the managers of a metallurgical enterprise in Magnitogorsk. 
In 1995, he received a second higher education at RANEPA, where personnel for the public service are traditionally forged.
In 1999, Sergei Konstantinovich was invited to a leadership position at the Nizhny Tagil Metallurgical Plant, which was on the verge of bankruptcy, jobs were being cut, people were not receiving wages for several months. Considering the fact that the plant is a city-forming enterprise, the situation was serious, but Sergei Konstantinovich managed to solve all the problems and turn the unprofitable enterprise into one of the largest metallurgical complexes in the country, which later provided him with the support of Tagil residents in the elections of the head of the city.
Also, from 1998 to 2010, Sergei Nosov led various projects and took part in the management of large enterprises and banks. Among them: Evrazholding (the main shareholder of NMK), Russpetsstal CJSC, Northern Pipe Plant, Vysokogorsky Mining and Processing Plant, Tagilbank and others.
In politics
Being an experienced and successful manager, since 2000 Sergei Nosov began to combine work with political activities. 
An active member of United Russia from the very beginning of its existence, one of the founders of the Sverdlovsk branch, in 2012 he nominated himself for the post of mayor of Nizhny Tagil and was firmly convinced that his experience as a leader and business executive could revive the city and improve the quality of life of people.
Sergei Nosov won the elections, far ahead of his rivals, and was elected mayor of Nizhny Tagil. The residents of Tagil, remembering how he saved the plant, the results he managed to achieve, gave him their votes with joy and hope.
During his leadership of the city, Sergei Konstantinovich developed and implemented a program for the comprehensive development of Nizhny Tagil, implemented innovative projects for the improvement of the city, its lighting, the construction of new affordable housing, and the reconstruction of architectural monuments. Roads were repaired, new hospitals, kindergartens and sports grounds were built, and citizens' salaries also increased.
As a result of the decisions made by Nosov, Nizhny Tagil entered the ranking of efficiently managed cities, taking an honorable 11th place.
In September 2017, Nosov was re-elected with a “Chechen result” - that’s what the press called his result, 90% of the votes. By comparison, the second most popular candidate, communist Vladislav Potanin, received only 4%. But Nosov’s mayoralty had only a few months left.
In May 2018, by decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Sergei Nosov was appointed acting governor of the Magadan region. After Nosov left, direct mayoral elections were canceled in Nizhny Tagil, which residents of the region took extremely painfully.
The ex-head of Nizhny Tagil Sergei Nosov addressed the townspeople after his resignation
Family of Sergei Nosov
Although Sergei Nosov willingly shares the history of his ancestors with journalists, he is not one of those who flaunt his personal life. It is only known that the politician has been happily married for a long time, his chosen one’s name is Alla. The politician has three daughters. He spends his free time with his family and enjoys outdoor activities, hunting and fishing.In one of his interviews, Nosov noted that he would prefer that people were more interested in his affairs and achievements than in the details of his personal life.
Sergey Nosov now
In September 2018, having won the gubernatorial elections in the Magadan region, Sergei Nosov became the leader of this cold region with amazing nature and rich history. With a turnout of 40%, he scored more than 80%. 
There was a rotation, a number of governors were replaced by mayors. Will this help the regions?
According to a correspondent of The Moscow Post, the mayor of the Ural Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Nosov, was promoted; he was appointed by presidential decree to the position of acting governor of the Magadan region. Before this, the post of governor was held by Vladimir Pecheny. “We need to figure it out and understand what kind of region it is,” Nosov commented on his appointment.
There is no doubt that the newly appointed interim will figure it out very quickly, because he has a wealth of managerial experience behind him. True, this experience was overshadowed by several major scandals. So whether residents of the region should hope for fundamental changes for the better in their region is a big question.
On the other hand, there is room to turn around; the region is a gold mine.
From the city to memes?
People started talking about Nizhny Tagil as the capital of patriotism after the head of one of the Uralvagonzavod workshops, Igor Kholmanskikh, spoke to the president during a direct line. At that time, it became fashionable for dissatisfied people throughout the country to loudly express their opinions and even take to the streets. This could not leave the plant employees indifferent. Therefore, during the direct line, Igor Kholmanskikh said that he was ready to come to Moscow with the men and disperse the protests and defend the interests of Russia from the “fifth” column.
These words quickly “flew away” into mass culture and gave rise to many jokes (memes) on the Internet. It is not surprising that with such devotion and zeal, Kholmanskikh himself became the presidential plenipotentiary in the Ural Federal District. But this played a role not only in the fate of an individual worker, but also in the history of the entire city. After his election, Vladimir Putin inspected the city and the plant’s employees. After this, federal funding "flowed" into the city. And it would seem that we can put them to work - restoring dilapidated housing, organizing new spaces. But no.
All that Sergei Nosov did as mayor was to renovate the drama theater. Not he himself, but he found an opportunity to allocate part of the money for this. And here it is appropriate to ask the question: where did the rest of the funds go?
Although, considering that 400 million rubles were spent on restoration, maybe all the funds really went towards it? Although is it any wonder if the embankment cost half a billion.
On the other hand, is it possible to spend such a cosmic sum on the restoration of a provincial theater? Local residents were somewhat at a loss, and even joked that part of the funds “stuck” to the officials.
Igor Kholmanskikh
True, many in the Urals believe that this is far from being the merit of Sergei Nosov. "Nosov is a manager who can manage well when there is a lot of money and there is no need to count it. But now Nizhny Tagil is a headache for the entire region because of the loans that Nosov imposed on the budget. This is ****** [terrible ], but he doesn’t know any other way, because managing in the absence of resources is wildly difficult. But to take 10 billion, so that 5 of them disappear somewhere, and 5 go to useful things - this is Nosov’s way,” said a local political scientist. , City Duma deputy Konstantin Kiselev, quotes his words from Novaya Gazeta.
Sergey Nosov
By the way, success did not save Uralvagonzavod - one of the largest enterprises in the city was miles away. He was rocked by a series of scandals related to former owners and bankruptcy trustees, but we will remember his fate later. But it is worth noting that the enterprise was practically a city-forming enterprise, and its final difficulties caused social protests. So here, too, Nosov showed his inability to solve an important problem for the city.
With French charm?
Nosov failed to become famous as the savior of Russian cities, but he almost got into, frankly, an international scandal. And he could have ended up there because of his relative. He "lit up" in the bribe that Muammar Gaddafi ordered to hand over to Nicolas Sarkozy, who at that time was the President of France.
This story is worthy of the pen of the great Dumas. This mysterious story involves a certain Alexander (Ahmed) Dzhuhri, a French businessman of Algerian origin. In some circles he is considered Gadaffi's liaison, in others a man capable of resolving any issue, no matter in what way. But what is known for sure is that the daughter of Mayor Sergei Nosov is married to the son of Dzhukhri, that is, she is the ex-mayor’s matchmaker! writes the portal "
The mayor of Nizhny Tagil and hereditary metallurgist Sergei Nosov replaced Vladimir Pecheny as governor of the Magadan region. Baked served almost his entire term of office and managed to leave before the official launch of the election campaign in the region. Observers characterize the new leader of Kolyma as a tough person and a truth-teller who is not afraid to argue, but at the same time has a strong charisma, thanks to which the population loves him.
The governor of the Magadan region has changed. Vladimir Pechyony, who has ruled the region for the past five years, resigned on the eve of the start of a new election campaign. As experts note, the main reason for Pechyony’s departure was his age (68 years old), and not complaints about his work from the federal center. Even in April, when rumors about the imminent resignation of the governor were already circulating in the region, the Magadan region was included in the “St. Petersburg Politics” rating among the subjects with high stability.
At the same time, Pechyony’s powers expired in September 2018; he did not complete his term until the end of his term by only three and a half months. The Kremlin was obviously not happy with the change of the head of the Magadan region in the fall, when Pecheny’s replacement would have to work in an acting capacity for a whole year until the next elections. And the acting governor, Sergei Nosov, who was appointed on May 28 and is a member of the supreme council of United Russia, will still have time to take part in the primaries of the party in power.
Nosov will move to Magadan from the Urals. In September 2017, having received 90.8% of the vote, he was re-elected for a second term as mayor of Nizhny Tagil, a metallurgical center and the second most important city in the Sverdlovsk region.
Doctor of Political Sciences from Yekaterinburg Sergey Moshkin in a conversation with the Club of Regions, he noted that although rumors about Nosov’s appointment as governor had been circulating for a long time, his transfer to the Magadan region was a complete surprise: Nosov, as a hereditary metallurgist with gubernatorial ambitions, was considered as a contender for the post of head of the region of Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk and Kemerovo regions.
Moshkin considers Nosov to be a rather tough person. “This is a truth teller, a man who was brought up in a factory environment. This is not a career-type official, he came from real production and ended up in the civil service almost by accident. He is not afraid of conflicts, he is not afraid to argue. In Nizhny Tagil he was the favorite of the population, he is very charismatic. He really values people's support, this is fundamentally important for him - if he wins, then with a real big result in the elections. He is a very consistent and firm person, he is not afraid to make enemies, but at the same time he knows when to retreat, and he retreats,” the interlocutor of the “Club of Regions” described Nosov.
Sergei Nosov is 57 years old. He comes from Magnitogorsk (Chelyabinsk region), where he graduated from the Mining and Metallurgical Institute, after which he went to work as a steelworker's assistant at the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works. By 1994 rose to the rank of Deputy Director of MMK for Production and Investments, and in 1998. due to a conflict with the management of the enterprise, he moved to Nizhny Tagil, where he soon became the general director of the Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Works and vice president of Evraz-Holding. Since 2007 worked as an advisor at Rostec. He was elected several times to the House of Representatives of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk Region (the regional equivalent of the Federation Council), and participated in gubernatorial elections. In 2012 was appointed vice-governor, but left this post in connection with his election as mayor of Nizhny Tagil.
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Having taken the post of governor of the Magadan region, Nosov soon confirmed the words said in an interview that he was a stern man. In June 2018, the Magadan television company MTK-Video published a recording of a meeting of the regional government. Then the ministers were, as they say, under attack, and the new head won his first sympathy.
Childhood and youth
Sergei Nosov’s homeland is the land of metallurgists, Chelyabinsk region. The politician was born in Magnitogorsk in February 1961 into the family of a steelworker. His father went a long way from an assistant to the head of the open-hearth shop and the deputy chief smelter of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works. Later, he led the leading factories in Soviet metallurgy and served as vice-president of the International Academy of Engineering, which promoted high-tech technologies and solved engineering problems.
Sergey Nosov at the plant
Konstantin Grigorievich was at the origins of the formation of Evrazholding, an international company that united a number of large steel and coal producers. The share of Nosov Sr.’s shares, according to Gosrf.ru, was inherited by his son.
After graduating from school, Sergei continued his work dynasty and graduated from the Mining and Metallurgical Institute named after his grandfather, who at the age of 35 took the helm of the famous Magnitogorsk. He also started from the bottom, rose to head of department, then became deputy director for production, and a member of the board of directors of the plant.
Career and politics
In 1998, Sergei Nosov, at the invitation of Eduard Rossel, at that time the governor of the Sverdlovsk region, moved to Nizhny Tagil and took on the task of saving the local metallurgical plant (NTMK) from bankruptcy, since Evrazholding was its main shareholder.
In the early 2000s, Nosov led the enterprise and at the same time sat in the regional parliament - the Legislative Assembly. With his assistance, a representative office of the United Russia party was opened, where Sergei became secretary of the political council, and later joined the Supreme Council. The top manager's candidacy has already been considered as a successor in the upcoming gubernatorial elections.
The conflict with Rossel arose even earlier, when Nosov, without the consent of his superiors, participated in the elections to the Regional Duma in the ranks of the opposition bloc. According to rumors, the governor, who was more sophisticated in the behind-the-scenes fight, contributed to the transfer of his opponent to Moscow. Sergei left his position as director of the Nizhny Tagil plant, and later left Evrazholding.
A couple of years later, some kind of reconciliation took place with Rossel; both politicians ran on the same list for elections to the lower house of the Legislative Assembly. Sergei refused his deputy mandate because he was elected to the highest chamber of the regional parliament.
In 2006, the general director of Rosoboronexport appointed Nosov as head of a division of the holding - the Russpetsstal company, half of which belonged, according to Vedomosti, to the Cypriot offshore companies Briefway Trading and Lacoveta Management. After 5 years, the joint-stock company went bankrupt, Nosov went into private business. In 2012, the newly elected head of the Sverdlovsk region, Evgeny Kuyvashev, appointed him vice-governor.
However, the residents of Nizhny Tagil did not forget about who pulled the city-forming enterprise out of the debt hole, and after 3 months Nosov’s name appeared on the list of candidates for the post of mayor. He won the elections with a result of over 90%. History repeated itself 5 years later.
Among the merits of the mayor of Nizhny Tagil are the reconstruction of the circus, theaters and embankment, the construction of a dozen kindergartens and a medical and rehabilitation center, a sports complex and a city park, a road bridge and a 4-star Radisson hotel. Video cameras appeared on literally every pole, and, accordingly, crime decreased. The “City Control” portal has been created, which considers public complaints from citizens, anonymous ones at that.
The media very soon began to say that the city scale was too small for Nosov’s talents. Rumors began to spread again that it was time for Sergei to once again try to take the place of governor of the Sverdlovsk region. In 2016, the mayor of the Ural city was seen as a candidate to replace the head of the Kemerovo region. After Nosov was “registered” as the regional vice-governor in Chelyabinsk.
When in May 2018 it became known about the transfer of Sergei Nosov to the Magadan region, a flash mob began in Nizhny Tagil with the hashtag #nosovneugodi. Residents did not want to let go of the crisis manager, who “did more in a year than others did in three.” The Kremlin's choice fell on Nosov precisely because of his popularity among the people.
The presidential decree did not come as a surprise to Nosov; he learned within a week that career changes were coming. Even in his youth, Nosov was taught that the more difficulties, the more interesting the work, and in such a “rich region there are a lot of prospects and opportunities for investment.”
Personal life
The personal life of the Magadan governor is shrouded in mystery, and capturing family members in photographs is a rare success for journalists. It is known that with his wife Alla, Sergei Nosov raised 3 children - daughters Natalya, Tatyana and Ekaterina.
The French network of radio stations Radio France internationale claims that one of them married French citizen Germain Djouhri. The young man’s father, Alexander (formerly called Ahmed) Djouhri, is an Algerian immigrant, the director of a certain news agency. In 2016, he became involved in a criminal case investigating the participation of the Libyan leader in financing the election campaign of the French president.
Sergey Nosov now
In the short period that Sergei Nosov only performed his duties, he managed to win recognition comparable to what he had in the Urals. The governor's working moments are covered in