Citizenship: self-proclaimed "Citizen of the World" (with particular interest in Brazil). Former Turkish subject (when convenient)
Objective
Seeking a position that capitalizes on my exceptional talents in creative financing, motivational leadership (of myself), and large-scale project management (preferably involving other people's money).
Work Experience
Self-Employed Genius, Various Ventures (1918 - present)
Masterminded 400 lawful (debatable) paths to wealth.
Chair-based treasure hunting
Railway carriage entrepreneurship
Executive Consultant, "The Golden Calf Acquisition" (05.1930 - 03.1931)
Located and valuated hidden assets worth 10 million rubles
Organized secure transportation (unsuccessful)
Key achievement: Proved that money can't buy happiness (but didn't get to test this thoroughly)
Chief Visionary Officer, "The New Vasyuki Chess & Spa Resort" (08.1927 - 09.1927)
Designed ambitious urban development plan (on napkins)
Conducted successful IPO (Imaginary Public Offering)
Reason for leaving: Unexpected train departure
Skills & Expertise
Persuasion: Convinced an entire city to fund a chess revolution.
Financial Planning: Excellent at spending, less so at saving.
Survival Tactics: Thrives on optimism, charm, and one good suit.
Multilingual: Fluent in Russian, Turkish (when needed), and Legal Loopholes.
Achievements
Almost became a Brazilian citizen (paperwork issues).
Survived multiple "career transitions" without steady employment.
Inspired countless imitators (all inferior).
Weaknesses
Overestimates the honesty of business partners.
Occasionally distracted by grandiose dreams (e.g., Rio de Janeiro).
Unresolved rivalry with Alexander Koreiko (mutual).
References
Kisa Vorobyaninov – "He stole my chair… but I admire his hustle"
Shura Balaganov – "Taught me the value of teamwork (and escape routes)"
The 12 Chairs – "One of them had treasure. The rest were a letdown"
P.S. No checks, please. Cash in a suitcase preferred.