Boris Valerievich Grumbkov

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February 11, 2017 Boris Valeryevich turned 39 years old. He was born in 1978, in the city of Leningrad, in the Soviet Union. He graduated with good grades from St. Petersburg Gymnasium No. 272 and entered the full-time department of the law faculty of St. Petersburg State University (budget department) the first time. After five years of interesting and intense study, in 1999, he received a diploma in the speci alty “jurisprudence”.

Interesting and important years - student years

Today, every student has so many opportunities that he doesn’t even study, but simply attends lectures, sometimes he doesn’t even attend them, but simply asks a friend to record everything on audio or video, and then, perhaps, everything on his own outlines. Boris Valeryevich Grumbkov studied at a completely different time, when there were no mobile phones and the Internet. Copiers in the nineties were still a rarity, and if it was not possible to attend a lecture due to work or an internship,the abstract had to be rewritten by hand.

But, despite this, many students speak of their student years only with warm words. It was more interesting, informative, and most importantly, everything was stored in memory, there was no distracted attention syndrome. Only thanks to the fact that it was hard, experience gained, it became easier to adapt after training in a changing world.

It was then that Grumbkov developed true respect for his teachers, as they gave themselves completely in lectures, passing on to students all their knowledge, experience and love for the legal profession. He realized that he wanted to be like them, with the same dedication to give himself to work, to his beloved work, to his future life. He respects each of the senior mentors who helped in the formation of personality, and most of all he singles out professors Sergey Vladimirovich Bakhin and Nikolai Dmitrievich Egorov, real luminaries of legal science

The way up

Thanks to perseverance in studies and diligence, Boris Valeryevich Grumbkov brought up the character and the most necessary qualities for a lawyer: perseverance, patience, determination, meticulousness, attentiveness to everything, especially to details. Today he believes that a real lawyer should be "on his mind." To understand each case scrupulously and thoroughly, not to succumb to the influence of society, other people's opinions and rumors spreading in the media and the Internet. You can even conduct your own investigation to get confirmed facts, because only such evidence is taken into account by the court.

After receiptdiploma, he began to focus on the protection of intellectual property and civil law issues. In the 2000s, i.e. already in the new century, this direction has only begun to interest and excite the public, and in a short period of time, a novice lawyer and lawyer has achieved significant success.

He got a job as a legal adviser in the main television and radio company of his native city (OJSC TRK "Petersburg"), "filled his hand" in numerous litigations that are inevitable in the work of any television and radio company. There are many unreasonably dissatisfied authors or organizations who believe that false information is being circulated about them. It is worth remembering the case of Valery Kostin and Oleg Kvasha against their native channel, which made Grumbkov famous. It was in 2005, after which his career skyrocketed.

New direction - management

After working on the channel, Boris decided to try his hand at management and in 2011 he became the Deputy General Director at St. Petersburg Vedomosti publishing house. He helped to solve not only legal, but also production and financial issues of the company. This helped him to explore her from the inside, like the back of his hand.

In just a year and a half, he becomes the most important and first person of the publishing house - the general director of the publishing house. Who does not know, every day this enterprise broadcasts news to the masses through the most famous newspaper in the North-West region of the country. After such significant changes in his career, he receivedan invitation from his native educational institution and could not refuse such an offer.

Another direction is a teacher

Boris Valeryevich was overwhelmed with real pride that he was remembered and offered to lecture at his native walls of the Faculty of Law of St. Petersburg State University. He helps young students move in the right direction with his knowledge and experience, talking about his years of study and his career.

Mr. Grumbkov B. V. He is constantly present at thematic conferences, he himself conducts courses and lectures, examining the issues of censorship, modern education and the availability of information, thanks to the Internet. He teaches young people to be disciplined, talks about the futility of social networks and the time people waste on games and empty comments, likes, reposts. But he has his own channel in one of the popular social networks, which can be found by the name "Career Judo".

Personal growth according to Grumbkov B. V

If a student has set himself the goal of becoming an unsurpassed lawyer or lawyer, he is obliged to study independently, devote himself completely to his studies and respect his teachers. Even the smallest and smallest cases are taken seriously, carefully studied and made independent decisions. And family is also very important in a career, and this applies not only to one's own parents, a warm relationship with mom or dad, but to one's own family - with a wife and children.

According to Boris Valeryevich, a lawyer by the age of 30 should acquire an excellentwife, who will support in all situations, direct, prompt. And it is completely in vain to think that romance, love, flowers and walks under the moon will interfere with the formation of personality and legal practice. Who inspired this, he himself does not understand anything about this, although abroad for a long time rapid ups and downs in the career ladder have been observed precisely among family people. They are taken more seriously, believing that such people are more stable and responsible than lone wolves.

He is often asked how he feels about the internet and is there a future for print media? Perhaps for someone this is a difficult question, but not for him. “A good newspaper, an interesting magazine has that unique zest and advantages that the consumer still needs. The World Wide Web won't give you that.”

His newspaper got even more opportunities to bring the printed word to an audience of different calibers and ages, even to those who had not previously read it in print format and on the official website. And she is not in danger of extinction.

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