U.S. companies ready to keep doing business with Russia, RVC-USA head claims
Sanctions won’t curb Russo-American projects in innovation and IT, the Russian news agency RIA Novosti cited Axel Tillmann, the head of RVC-USA, the U.S.-based subsidiary of Russia’s RVC
May 22, 2014
Mr. Tillmann believes that U.S. companies are interested in developing their businesses in Russia and invest in Russian innovation start-ups even at the peak of today’s political crisis between the two countries.
In an exchange with RIA Novosti at the most recent DC-based conference on business development in the BRICS countries, the top RVC-USA manager said that in his opinion, investing in Russian companies willing to make their inroads into the U.S. markets will bring Russia benefits in the long run and give a boost to the Russian economy as a whole.
Commenting on the current tensions in the bilateral U.S.-Russia relations, Mr. Tillmann said he has seen and felt more negativism in Russia, while the average American bears no rancor about Russia.
In an exchange with RIA Novosti at the most recent DC-based conference on business development in the BRICS countries, the top RVC-USA manager said that in his opinion, investing in Russian companies willing to make their inroads into the U.S. markets will bring Russia benefits in the long run and give a boost to the Russian economy as a whole.
Commenting on the current tensions in the bilateral U.S.-Russia relations, Mr. Tillmann said he has seen and felt more negativism in Russia, while the average American bears no rancor about Russia.