Biography
Vladimir Yakovlev from those who love life. The man was early realized that money themselves did not bring happiness. He never had problems with finances, and the life was filled with meaningfulness and joy, Yakovlev deliberately worked. He created the publishing house "Kommersant" and at the peak of success spread with the business to sense the taste of freedom. Now the media manager writes books, creates multimedia projects and tries to be interesting to himself and others.Childhood and youth
Vladimir - a hereditary journalist. He was born in 1959 in Moscow in the family of Egor Yakovleva, who worked in the main Soviet editions, wrote books about Vladimir Lenin and headed the Moscow News during the publicity and restructuring. Mother MediaMireman name is Irina Aleksandrovna.
Yakovlev lived in a spacious apartment in Novokuznetsk, which he got from grandfather Vladimir Ivanovich, in honor of which the creator of the Kommersant was called. The man gave a frank interview in which he said that his grandfather was a cheeky and in the days of the Red Terror shot people, including his own father.
Serene childhood took place in the house furnished with furniture retired from the dwellings repressed. Favorite grandmother, in the past, the nobleman, according to Vladimir, all his life was a professional infantry and a provocative.
After graduating from school, the guy went in the footsteps of the parent and entered the Moscow State University, from the walls of which came out with the diploma of the journalist-international in 1981. In the army, the guy did not serve, and immediately set off to build a career, working as a correspondent in Soviet Russia, "Worker", "Interlocutor" and "Spark". At one time he even earned a living, providing real estate services. However, journalism seemed to be Vladimir here, no wonder from under his pen during the restructuring period, resonant texts were published, for one of which he received the Prize of Vladimir Gilyarovsky.
Personal life
The biography of Yakovlev illustrates the thesis that only money does not ensure the feeling of happiness. For completeness it is necessary to strive for new knowledge, travel and lead a healthy lifestyle. Vladimir Egorovich dwells in the so-called "age of happiness" and tries to creatively implement the potential laid in it and help in this other people.A man is fond of Buddhism and the philosophy of the East. At the end of 2014, the media manager with his wife Julia decided to move to a permanent residence in Israel, which does not think about it. He calls Tel Aviv to his home, which gives him a sense of security and tranquility.
About the personal life of Yakovlev does not like to speak. It is known that the former wife of Ksenia Makhnenko also worked in the field of journalism. Judging by the information on social networks, Vladimir Egorovich has a son.
Career
Already in the youth, becoming one of the prominent publicists of the rebuilding era, Yakovlev, undoubtedly put his hand to creating a phenomenon of the so-called new language 90s. He entered the new generation of journalists who did not know the fear of forbidden topics and ignored the established taboos. At the same time, the writing of Articles Vladimir was not limited. In 1988, together with his colleagues, he organized the Fact Information Cooperative, which was engaged in providing contact and reference information.
After that, there was a new round of career associated with the publishing house "Kommersant". It all started in 1989 with the creation of the newspaper of the same name, which was originally published in the format of the weekly, and later became daily. Yakovleva recognized the living legend that has formed new principles of Russian journalism. As chief editor of the newspaper, Vladimir later became the owner of the controlling stake in the publication.
In 1990, the publishing house "Kommersant" was created, where Yakovlev became chairman of the Board. Managing the media payment and making it one of the main on the market of Russian business publications, the man spread up with his brainchild in 1999, to sell it Boris Berezovsky and Badri Patarkatsishvili. After that, Vladimir went abroad and until 2007 lived in Ibiza, where he felt free and happy.
Moreover, he was struck by the contrast after returning to his homeland, where he saw a mass of energetic and wealthy people who, with all the millions earned, looked disappointed and unhappy.
In Russia, Yakovlev continued to develop in the field of media, creating a company "Stream Content", the media group "ZHV!" And the "Content Bureau of Vladimir Yakovlev", among other products, includes "snob" in the format of the magazine and the Internet project. Mikhail Prokhorov became a business partner.
From 2011, Vladimir Egorovich stopped being the editor-in-chief "Snob", and a year later launched a new project "Age of Happiness", dedicated to active old age. The journalist proves that he overpanding the 50-year-old frontier, one can remain energetic, full of ambitions and interests. The program hosts courses, seminars, exit master classes.
In 2012, in the publishing house "Mann, Ivanov and Ferber", Yakovlev issued a book "Age of Happiness", told about the recipes of a full-fledged and active existence, regardless of the number of years. The author continued to develop the topic in Volumes "wanted and was able to" and "healthier".
Vladimir Yakovlev now
Vladimir Egorovich leads a dialogue with the audience through social networks, having accounts on all popular platforms - "Instagram", "VKontakte", Facebook. Here he posts news, fresh photos and video.However, the Main Platform for video stations was the Yutiub-channel "Yakovlev on Mondays", which operates under the motto "to live should be able to". Thousands of subscribers learn from a man to build happiness, find the purpose and not to spend their life to fake targets imposed from the outside.
In 2020, Vladimir Egorovich continues to share recipes for productive and full-fledged existence.
Bibliography
- 2012 - "Age of Happiness"
- 2013 - "Wanted and could"
- 2013 - "Healthier will be"