The St. Petersburg Technopark joined the promotion of the standard of public capital of business

ANO "Public Capital" and Technopark of St. Petersburg have agreed on the introduction and development of the standard of public capital of business. The press service of the autonomous non-profit organization told about the signing of the relevant agreement.

Asiyat Bagatyrova, General Director of the NGO "Public Capital", noted that the St. Petersburg Technopark is the largest innovation platform in the Northwestern Federal District. Today, it unites about 200 companies developing advanced technologies in the field of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment manufacturing, unmanned devices, 3D modeling and printing, and other high‑tech and knowledge-intensive fields. One of the key tasks of the technopark is to implement the policy of import substitution and strengthen the technological sovereignty of the country, Bagatyrova said.

According to her, St. Petersburg Technopark promotes the development of innovative start-ups by providing companies with access to modern workspaces, well-developed infrastructure, expert support and educational programs. "We are pleased to cooperate with an organization that makes a tangible contribution to the formation of an independent Russian economy and strives to implement the principles of social capital in its work and in the work of its partners," Bagatyrova emphasized.

Oleg Yakimov, CEO of Technopark of St. Petersburg, added that the organization has joined the standard of public capital of business, striving to introduce a responsible "approach to people, business and the environment in its company." "We also see our task in promoting the idea of corporate social responsibility in the environment of technological entrepreneurship, because following accepted standards is the basis for the development of well—being technologies, involvement in the implementation of national goals and the growth of the well—being of society," Yakimov said.

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