Background
Tseitlin, Mark Aronovich was born on June 24, 1934 in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. Son of Aron Yakovlevich and Tamara Yakovlevna (Slavina) Tseitlin.
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Mark Aronovich Tseitlin
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Mark Aronovich Tseitlin, Ukrainian, Russian metallurgical company manager, consultant. Recipient Laureate of State award Russian Government, Moscow, 1981, Silver medal for achievements in metallurgy, 1984, badge of honor, Parliament, Moscow, 1986; named to Order of Friendship between Nations of Russian Federation, Moscow, 1995.
Education
Diploma, State Moscow Institute of Steel and Ferro-Alloys, 1951-1956; Doctor of Science post grad course, State Moscow Institute of Steel and Ferro-Alloys, 1967.
Career
Master, foreman of shift in blast furnace shop, Serovski Metallurgical Plant, Serov, Russia, 1956-1958; shift forman in blast furnace shop, Kosogorskij Metallurgical Plant, Tula, Russia, 1958-1963; head central research laboratory, Novotulskij Metallurgical Plant, Tula, 1963-1983; head blast furnace shop, Tulachermet, Tula, 1983-1985; head technical and development department, Tulachermet, Tula, 1985-1992; marketing director, Joint Stock Company Tulachermet, Tula, since 1992; Chairman, Board Of Directors, Joint-stock company Tulachermet, Tula, since 1996. Board directors Tulskij Promishlennik Bank, Tula.
Achievements
Membership
Member International Pig Iron Secretariat, New York Academy of Sciences, Tula Chamber of Commerce and Industry (board directors since 1995).
Interests
Connections
Married Valeriya Alexandrovna Kozhakina, April 8, 1956. 1 child, Alexander Markovich.
Education
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1956
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1967
Career
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1956 - 1958
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1958 - 1963
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1963 - 1983
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1992
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1996
Awards
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Recipient Laureate of State award Russian Government, Moscow, 1981, Silver medal for achievements in metallurgy, 1984, badge of honor, Parliament, Moscow, 1986. Named to Order of Friendship between Nations of Russian Federation, Moscow, 1995.Recipient Laureate of State award Russian Government, Moscow, 1981, Silver medal for achievements in metallurgy, 1984, badge of honor, Parliament, Moscow, 1986. Named to Order of Friendship between Nations of Russian Federation, Moscow, 1995.