Segezha Group
Roman Pivkin has extensive experience in procurement and supply chain management, with a significant tenure at Segezha Group as Head of Procurement Projects since July 2017. Previously, Roman served as Procurement Manager at Polyus Gold, where responsibilities included managing long-term strategic contracts and launching spare parts consignment stocks. As Senior Procurement Manager at Nord Gold N.V., Roman specialized in raw materials procurement, greenfield projects, and ERP implementation. At Vimpelcom, Roman held various roles overseeing procurement operations across multiple CIS countries and integrating corporate supply chain management standards. Roman's career began at TNK-BP as an SCM Leading Specialist, focusing on online SCM databases and contract execution control.
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Segezha Group is an international forest industry holding (since September 2014 – Sistema JFSC’s wholly owned subsidiary) that performs a full cycle of timber harvesting and advanced wood processing operations. Segezha Group’s production assets are located in 13 countries (Russia, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Romania, Netherlands, Turkey, Czech Republic, Finland, France and Poland) and include more than 50 plants: 15 - Timber harvesting 15 - Paper Sacks 4 - Sawn wood 4 - Heat energy 3 - Plywood and wood boards 2 - Pulp and Paper 1 - House-building ________________________________________________________________________________ Segezha Group – международный вертикально интегрированный лесопромышленный холдинг, с сентября 2014 года объединяющий лесозаготовительные и лесоперерабатывающие активы АФК «Система». Активы Segezha Group расположены в 13 странах (Россия, Ирландия, Швеция, Германия, Дания, Италия, Румыния, Нидерланды, Турция, Чехия, Финляндия, Франция и Польша) и включают более 50 предприятий, в том числе: 15 - Лесозаготовка 15 - Бумажная упаковка 4 - Пиломатериалы 4 - Энергетика 3 - Фанера и древесные плиты 2 - Целлюлозно-бумажное производство 1 - Домостроение