Dr. Mark Tourevski, the President of the International Academy for Leadership in Business and Administrations, is known as an expert of the intercultural cooperation theory. Dr. Tourevski has extensive practical experience in the field of organization of cooperation between representatives of different cultures and development of international business. Under the support of the “People to People International”, founded by the President of the United States Dwight Eisenhower, Mark Tourevski organized and chaired more than hundreds international conferences, seminars, workshops and meetings devoted to various topics in the area of international partnerships. Responding to work of Dr. Tourevski, President Eisenhower’s grand daughter, Mary Eisenhower noted: “It is a great pleasure to see that dreams of my grandfather continue to live and flourish in a reality of your best efforts”.

Mark Tourevski is an author of numerous scientific publications in journals of Columbia University and University of Pennsylvania , the American Association of Management (AMA), the Russian Academy of Sciences, and others. Interviews with him were published in The Washington Post, The Washington Times, International Herald Tribune, Florida Today, Dallas Morning News, The Wall Street Journal & Financial Times, RIA News, etc.

Marks’ most notable work is the book “Cutting the Red Tape: How Western Companies Can Profit in the New Russia.” This book was written in the co-authorship with Eileen Morgan and published in New York by Macmillan, The Free Press, in 1993. The book has received enthusiastic responses from representatives of business and academic circles, such as James Bowman from General Electric and famous economist, Nikolay Shmelev.

Dr. Tourevski’s reputation allow him to rely on experience and support of world renowned public officials and international experts. Many of his international partners became members of the Board of Advisors of the International Academy for Leadership in Business and Administration.

Dr. Tourevski’s achievements were recognized by many organizations (Wharton Business School , American-Russian Business Council, McDonald-Douglas Company, and others) and legendary people such as the President of the United States, Bill Clinton, and the Russian writer, Alexander Solzhenitsyn.