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Ivanov, Iolian Marinov was born on November 4, 1959 in Sofia, Bulgaria. Son of Marin Tzonkov and Iordanka Dishkova (Ionovska) Ivanov.
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Iolian Marinov Ivanov, Bulgarian Investment manager, consultant. Recipient awards Ministry of Edition and Sciences, Sofia, 1984-1985, 87-90, Know-How Fund Training award, United Kingdom, 1993; Overseas Technology scholar, Japan, 1994; fellow United States Agency for International Development, 1996, Pew Charity Trust, 1998.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Technology School Mech. and Elec., Gabrovo, Bulgaria, 1978; Master of Science, Technology U., Sofia, 1985; Doctor of Philosophy, Bulgarian Academy Sciences, Sofia, 1992; certified, U. Control Lancashire, Preston, England, 1993; certified, Georgetown University, 1998.
Career
Marketing manager, Bulgarian Austrian Joint Venture, Sofia, 1990-1992; president, IOLI Company, Sofia, since 1991; science associate, Institute Robotic Systems Bulgarian Academy Sciences, Sofia, 1992-1994; project manager, Institute Control and System Research Academy Sciences, Sofia, 1994-1995; head department, Privatization Agency Bulgaria, 1994-1995; director, Eurocapital Joint Stock Company, Sofia, since 1995; executive director, member board, Eurocapital JSCo, Sofia, since 1997. Science researcher Bulgarian Academy Sciences, 1990.
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Member American Welding Society, Union Scientists Bulgaria, American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria, American Finance Association, Association Energy Engineers.
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Recipient awards Ministry of Edition and Sciences, Sofia, 1984-1985, 87-90, Know-How Fund Training award, United Kingdom, 1993. Overseas Technology scholar, Japan, 1994. Fellow United States Agency for International Development, 1996, Pew Charity Trust, 1998.Recipient awards Ministry of Edition and Sciences, Sofia, 1984-1985, 87-90, Know-How Fund Training award, United Kingdom, 1993. Overseas Technology scholar, Japan, 1994. Fellow United States Agency for International Development, 1996, Pew Charity Trust, 1998.