BID’s International Star Award for Quality to RAO “UES of Russia” in Geneva

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BID’s International Star Award for Quality to RAO “UES of Russia” in Geneva

Posted in Quality-Vision by Leadership in Quality on January 29, 2010

The Vice-Chairman of the Board of RAO “UES of Russia”, Sergey Dubinin, received the International Star Award for Quality from the President of BID, Jose E. Prieto.

RAO “UES of Russia”, provider of 70% of the electricity in Russia, owns 96% of the high voltage power lines and 70% of the transmission lines. With 600,000 employees, RAO is one of the three largest companies in Russia by sales. RAO’s net profit amounted to US$ 28 billion in 2007, and on March 31, 2008, its market capitalization was US$ 79 billion. The Vice-Chairman of the Board of RAO “UES of Russia”, Sergey Dubinin, received the International Star Award for Quality from the President of Business Initiative Directions, Jose E. Prieto, at BID’s Quality Convention in Geneva.

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