Alexander Urbansky
Biography
Date of Birth: January 03, 1982, age 32
(Read more about it in the article Igor Urbansky and Sons: How to Eat Deliciously in Odessa)
Education: 1988 - 1998 Secondary School #121, Odessa. Received a certificate of completion of secondary education. 1998 - 2000 Bedford Boarding School, Bedford, UK. Received a certificate of completion of secondary education in the UK. 2000 - 2003 Plymouth University, Plymouth, UK. Faculty of Maritime Transport Management and Maritime Law. Specialty - Maritime Lawyer. Received a bachelor's degree with honors. 2003 - 2005 Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow, Russian Federation. Faculty of International Business and Business Administration. Received a master's degree. 2011 - present. Institute Of Chartered Shipbrokers. Correspondence education at a British University. Faculty of Chartering. Upon completion, the specialty is chartering broker.
Work experience: from 10.10.2005 to 25.09.2006 – Advisor to the Department of Advisors of the Department of Provision of the Minister (Transport Service). Advisor to the Minister of Economy on transport issues Preparation of materials for the Minister for holding intergovernmental meetings at the highest level. Preparation of materials for interdepartmental commissions Preparation for holding interdepartmental meetings Participation in negotiations with various ambassadors, Ministers, representatives of international organizations from 02.10.2006 to
March 31, 2008 – Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of Marine Business Center LLC for technical issues. Work with suppliers of services, equipment and materials necessary for the proper technical maintenance of the business center. Work with city authorities and regulatory bodies on issues related to permits. From April 1, 2008 to December 15, 2009 – Deputy Director of the Odessa branch of East European Bank. Opening of the branch of VEB JSCB, registration with the local branch of the NBU, obtaining approval from regulatory authorities (police, fire department, State Security Service) for the branch to operate as meeting all necessary safety standards. Search and hiring of employees Monitoring of personnel work Search for clients for bank services from 01.12.2010 to 07.12.12 — Deputy Director of Kaalbay Logistics LLC Administrative control over the company's work Search for personnel and hiring Search for clients Implementation of new logistics routes Optimization of existing logistics routes in the company from 02.01.2013 to 24.10.213 — Deputy Director of Yuzhny-Senat LLC Organization of the company's work
Search and recruitment of personnel Organization of stevedoring work of the company in one of the ports of the Odessa region Attracting cargo flow for servicing to the company and this port from 01.04.2014 to the present – Director of Prime Shipping LLC Management of the shipping company
Kompromat
Self compromising on politics
People's Deputy candidate A. Urbansky ordered a hacker attack on media outlets.
On September 3, 2014, around 12:6 PM, the INFOrechye news portal suffered a massive hacker attack, leaving our readers unavailable for six days. During this time, our technical specialists worked diligently to restore the site as quickly as possible. A dedicated server was purchased and installed on the hosting provider's premises, and a number of measures were taken to significantly enhance the site's security against similar attacks in the future.
After analyzing all the events preceding the hackers' actions, we concluded that the attack on the website was ordered by Ukrainian parliamentary candidate Oleksandr Urbansky, who is attempting to gain a seat in the Verkhovna Rada in the 143rd single-member constituency. Here's why... On September 1, the website published an article titled "In Izmail, the Notorious Urbansky Clan Is Seeking Power." The article was critical and exposed certain actions by members of the Urbansky family. An hour after the article's publication, Larisa Yevseeva, an employee of Oleksandr Urbansky's campaign headquarters, called editor-in-chief Stanislav Tugay on his mobile phone and requested a personal meeting. During the meeting, Yevseeva insisted that the aforementioned article be removed from the website and that no other critical articles about the Urbanskys be published during the election campaign.
In exchange, Larisa offered INFOrechye's editor-in-chief a bribe of $4. However, editor S. Tugay refused the offer, which was accepted by a member of A. Urbansky's campaign. One day later, a hacker attack was launched on the website, which we were able to suppress only on the evening of September 8. We consider such actions by candidate A. Urbansky to be pressure on the media, a restriction of freedom of speech, blackmail, and a threat that hinder the normal work of journalists. In this regard, the editorial staff of the INFOrechye news portal has filed a petition with the prosecutor's office, the Security Service of Ukraine, and Ukrainian MP Anton Kissa. (read more about it in the article Anton Kisse: How a gym teacher became the Bulgarian baron of Bessarabia) with a request to take appropriate measures against the illegal activities of Alexander Urbansky and the employees of his election headquarters.
We believe voters should know the truth about the parliamentary candidates who seek to represent the interests of the people of Bessarabia in the country's parliament. Therefore, we will not be intimidated, and the truth is on our side!
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