Russia’s VK could be about to get a new CEO

Vladimir Putin’s inauguration — the official start of his new presidential term — is set for May 7. Talk is swirling that a possible government reshuffle could soon follow. It is not just ministries that are preparing for a leadership change, state-run companies are as well. One of the most widely discussed changes in the tech sector is the possible resignation of Vladimir Kiriyenko — son of Sergei Kiriyenko, the deputy head of the presidential administration and Kremlin’s point man on domestic policy — from his role as CEO of VK Group.