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Oliver Kempkens

Oliver Kempkens (; 6 June 1983) 
is a German manager, author, ex-Chief Product owner (CPO) at sanctioned, Russian state-owned bank Sberbank. (renamed Sber [https://www.bfm.ru/news/453985). He is also a guest professor , lecturer [https://www.skolkovo.ru/en/corporate/trend-award/, and speaker on innovation and leadership in Russia.
==Education==
Oliver Kempkens studied law at Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich, psychology at FU Hagen, and graduated in Mediation from European University Frankfurt/Oder.
==Career==
Since 2013, Kempkens has worked in Russia, primarily in the academic sector (SKOLKOVO School of Management [https://corporate.skolkovo.ru/ru/corporate-2017/trend-award/, British School of Design [https://britishdesign.ru/about/tutors/199040/, Surgut State University), as a guest professor and lecturer on topics related to innovation, such as design thinking, agile, and behavioral economics. In 2018, he was the only foreigner to teach the Executive MBA for Russian State Officials in Sirius, Sochi. 
In 2019, he joined Sberbank and is believed to be one of the highest-ranking non-Russian employees in the organization. 
He is also the co-founder of a company that claims to be developing a solid-state supercapacitor in St. Petersburg.
==Views on Sanctions==
In an article published in FAZ [https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/warum-russlands-wirtschaft-so-robust-ist-18798088.html/ on April 3, 2023, Kempkens argued that the Russian economy would gradually shrink due to the sanctions imposed by the international community since February 2022. He also stated that while the sanctions had achieved their intended purpose, the way they were framed by German politicians suggested that Russia would quickly lose the war with them. 
In an interview with the Berliner Zeitung [https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/wirtschaft-verantwortung/wirtschaft-ukraine-krieg-interview-mit-oliver-kempkens-ex-manager-der-russischen-sberbank-westliche-sankionen-haben-das-ziel-verfehlt-li.339774 / on April 20, 2023, Kempkens expressed his belief that the collective sanctioning of Russian oligarchs was not expedient, as many of the sanctioned members of the so-called Russian elite were potential liberals (known as "technocrats") who were being pushed in the opposite direction by the sanctions.
==Memberships and Awards==
Kempkens is a member of the German-Russian Young Leaders group, which is designed to connect the next generation of German and Russian businessmen. His book, "Design Thinking - All Tools in One Book", is one of the best-selling business books in Russia in recent years. Under his leadership, Sberbank's new B2B product won the Red Dot Award in 2021 , and his teams were recognized with the British Onboarding Award in 2020 and the Russian Award for the Best HR Initiative in 2021 .
==Trivia==
Kempkens owns the largest collection of Russian Travel Posters from the Soviet times .
Category:1983 births
Category:German people
Category:Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich alumni
Category:Managers
Category:Author
Oliver Lee

Oliver Lee, OBE is a former senior Royal Marines officer and subsequently chief executive.
== Early life and education ==
The eldest child of six children, Lee was brought up in Birmingham. He was educated at King Edward's School, Birmingham|King Edward’s School, Birmingham, and Jesus College, Cambridge|Jesus College, Cambridge.
== Career ==
Lee undertook Royal Marines officer training in 1996, winning the sword of honour. He subsequently served in Bosnian War, Northern Ireland, Iraq War and Afghanistan conflict (1978–present). He also worked in the private office staff of the Chief of the Defence Staff (United Kingdom) (Admiral of the Fleet the Michael Boyce, Baron Boyce from 2002-2004 and Defence Ministers (Rt Hon Bob Ainsworth) from 2007-2009. He commanded 45 Commando on Operation HERRICK 14 in Afghanistan conflict (1978–present)|Afghanistan in 2011, during which he was promoted to full colonel, the youngest since the Second World War.
In 2013 he resigned from the Royal Marines over the Sergeant Blackman (Marine A) 2011 Helmand Province Killing. He gave evidence at the Royal Courts of Justice in 2017 where Blackman’s original conviction of murder was reduced to manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility. On leaving the Royal Marines, Lee became Chief Executive of The Challenge, a large social enterprise delivering residential courses for teenagers to improve their understanding of others and preparedness for adult life.
== Honours ==
Lee was awarded the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service|Queen’s Commendation for Valuable Service in Iraq in 2003, He was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) and then Order of the British Empire|Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for service in Afghanistan conflict (1978–present)|Afghanistan in 2007 and 2012.
== Personal Life ==
Lee’s father, His Honour Judge Malcolm Lee Queen's Counsel|QC, died of a heart attack in 1999 whilst serving as the Birmingham Mercantile Judge. His brother, Adrian, died of suspected suicide in 2003.
Category:Royal Marines officers
Oliver Leith

Oliver Leith (born 1990) https://iscm.org/catalogue/composers/leith-oliver-c is a British Composer.
==Career==
Oliver Leith is the Doctoral Composer in Residence at the Royal Opera House and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. https://www.rhinegold.co.uk/classical_music/guildhall-school-and-the-royal-opera-announce-oliver-leith-as-new-doctoral-composer-in-residence/ 
In 2016, Leith received a British Composer Award for his work ‘A day at the spa’. https://www.prsformusic.com/m-magazine/news/british-composer-awards-2016-winners-revealed/ In 2014 he received the RPS Composition Prize. https://royalphilharmonicsociety.org.uk/composers/rps-composers-programme/past-comp-prize 
==Work==
Notable recent works are ‘Honey Siren’ written for 12 ensemble https://www.gramophone.co.uk/review/death-and-the-maiden-12-ensemble and ‘Good day good day bad day bad day’ written for Piano and percussion duo, George Barton and Siwan Rhys.https://www.sjss.org.uk/events/george-barton-siwan-rhys-1
==In the media==
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==External links==
* Oliver Leith on twitter
* Oliver Leith on soundcloud
* Oliver Leith | The Hermes Experiment
* Oliver Leith @oliver_leith Instagram Profile | Picpanzee
== References ==
Category:1990 births
Category:British composers
Category:Royal Opera House
Category:Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Oliver Moheda

Oliver Moheda (born in Marbella, Spain) is a British Musician, Music Manager, Executive Producer, CEO, Music Businessman, Actor and Creator.
==Background==
After creating the band Moheda in Marbella, Spain, In 2004, Oliver Moheda became very successful with his anarchist ideology, Which was against his father who was in the civil guard in Marbella, Oliver Moheda with music went against his father, In 2005 Oliver Moheda performed in a festival and after the controversy created in Marbella at the time which led to Operation Malaya, Oliver Moheda decided to move to New York City in 2008, While studying Music Business in New York City, Oliver met Alecia 'Mixi' Demner in 2010 and together worked in the band Stitched Up Heart, In 2015 Oliver Moheda decided to relocate to London to start working with many musicians as tour manager and driver. In 2023 Oliver Moheda decided to start again with his childhood project Moheda.
Category:1990 births
Category:People from Marbella, Spain
Category:British musicians
Category:Music managers
Category:Producers
Category:Chief executive officers
Oliver Phommavanh

Oliver Phommavanh (born April 18, 1983) is an Australian author, comedian, and former primary school teacher, best known for his children’s books that celebrate cultural diversity and humor. His work often draws on his own experiences as a Thai-Australian, and he is widely recognized for bringing multicultural themes to young readers in a relatable and humorous way. Phommavanh's debut novel, Thai-riffic!, was published in 2010 and has since become a staple in Australian school libraries. In addition to writing, Phommavanh is a stand-up comedian, performing at schools and festivals, using comedy to connect with audiences of all ages.
==Early Life and Education==
Oliver Phommavanh was born in Sydney, Australia, to Laotian and Thai immigrant parents. He graduated from the University of Western Sydney with a degree in teaching and later pursued creative writing and stand-up comedy. Phommavanh's experiences growing up as a child of immigrants heavily influenced his writing, especially in addressing themes of cultural identity, fitting in, and navigating two cultures.
==Personal Life==
Phommavanh continues to live in Sydney, Australia, where he writes, performs comedy, and advocates for creativity and cultural understanding in education.
Category:1983 births
Category:Australian writers
Category:Comedians
Category:Australian people
Oliver W. Nixon

Oliver Woodson Nixon (October 25,1825 - May 9, 1905) was a teacher, army surgeon, author, and newspaper editor in the United States. He graduated from Farmer's College outside Cincinnati, Ohio.
He was born in Guilford County, North Carolina. He was the son of Samuel and Rhoda née Hubbard Nixon and the grandson of abolitionist Quakers Barnabas and Sarah née Hunnicutt Nixon. He was a descendant of Phineas and Mary Nixon.Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, Rossiter Johnson, editor via https://www.flickr.com/photos/elycefeliz/14701350385 He graduated from Farmer's College and received an M.D. from Jefferson Medical College in 1854. He married Louise Elstun of Mt. Carmel, Ohio the same year.
During the American Civil War he was a surgeon for the 39th Ohio volunteers, medical director of the Army of the Mississippi, and a member of Gen. John Pope's staff. After the war he served as treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio for two terms.
He established the Evening Chronicle in Cincinnati in 1870 with his brother William Penn Nixon. After they merged it with the Cincinnati Times, he and his brother acquired the Inter Ocean in Chicago.Lawrence Democrat May 19, 1905 He wrote for the San Francisco Call. He wrote a book about Marcus Whitman. He married and had a son. He died in Biloxi, Mississippi. He was to be buried in Fountain City, Indiana.
==Writings==
*Whitman's Ride Through Savage Lands, with Sketches of Indian Life
*How Marcus Whitman Saved Oregon: A True Romance of Patriotic Heroism Christian Devotion and Final Martyrdom
*"Whitman's Ride", a promotional publication in support of the Whitman Memorial Fund
Category:1825 births
Category:People from Guilford County, North Carolina
Category:Jefferson Medical College alumni
Category:Teachers
Category:Military doctors
Category:Author
Category:Newspaper editors
Oliver Zeffman

Oliver Zeffman (age 30) is an English conductor. He has conducted orchestras including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, Orchestre national d'Île-de-France and the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields. 
==Biography==
Zeffman was born in London, United Kingdom. His brother is journalist Henry Zeffman. Oliver Zeffman began learning the violin aged four, and later attended Highgate School. He studied History and Russian at Durham University, during which he attended St. Petersburg Conservatory for one year.
Zeffman founded his orchestra the Melos Sinfonia whilst still at school, later giving performances abroad. In 2017 he and the Melos Sinfonia gave the Russian premiere of George Benjamin's Written on Skin and then gave the Russian premiere of the same composer's Lessons in Love and Violence in 2019.
In 2020 Zeffman created Eight Songs from Isolation, commissioning composers including Thomas Adès and Nico Muhly to contribute songs that were performed by singers including Iestyn Davies and Sarah Connolly. It was released through Apple Music and Marquee TV.
In 2021 Zeffman released Live at the V&A with violinist Viktoria Mullova and the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields on Apple Music and Marquee TV, and filmed in the Raphael Court of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
In 2022 Zeffman continued his partnership with Apple Music with Music x Museums, a series of concerts in the Science Museum, Cutty Sark and British Library that were filmed and recorded for release in 2023 on Apple Music's Platoon label.
In 2023 Zeffman will conduct the first Classical Pride concert by a major orchestra outside of the US, with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and soloists Pavel Kolesnikov, Samson Tsoy, Nicky Spence, Davóne Tines and Ella Taylor at the Barbican Centre.
Category:People from London
Category:British people
Category:English conductors (music)
Olivia D. Novak

Olivia D. Novak, (born July 6) is an American YouTuber, beauty pageant title holder and actress. She is best known for her youtube channel with over 1.13 million subscribers, as well as her beauty pageant achievements
=Personal life=
Olivia D. Novak, who has a Polish nationality, was born on July 6th. Her exact birth location remains unknown. She holds an international Baccalaureate diploma and has attended Yale University. Novak is also a member of Mensa International. Olivia holds the title of Miss London, and took part in Miss International in 2019. In 2021, she became a finalist in Miss World Northern Ireland.
=YouTube career=
Novak, who posted her first video to YouTube on December 1, 2023, has amassed over 1.13 million subscribers in less than a year. Since launching her channel, she has worked with YouTube on a few partnerships, including Coachella and their Made On Youtube event in New York, New York. Her most viral video is titled "I cured my allergy in 20 minutes" which has amassed over 45 million views.
Category:Living people
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Actors
Olivia Frances Tonge

Olivia Frances Tonge (11 November 1858-1949) was a Welsh scientific illustrator. 
==Career==
Tonge was prolific across a number of creative disciplines, including metalwork and woodcarving. Having temporarily moved away from painting upon starting a family, she focused on writing - financially supporting her family with editorial work after the death of her husband.
Tonge once again turned to painting when her daughters were grown. She travelled to India at aged 50 in 1908-1910, and again 1912-1913 - during which she filled 16 sketchbooks which were later donated to the Natural History Museum Library. The subject matter of these journals was broad - covering everything from transport to jewellery to local sweets, particularly drawing inspiration from the natural world. A preface entry in one of her sketchbook states:
==Personal life==
Olivia Frances Tonge was born on in Gwenfain, Wales. Olivia marries Dinely Fowler at age 19, to whom she had two daughters.- Olivia Frances Tonge died on 1949. Tonge's father was a naturalist and painter, and some have speculated this is where she learnt watercolour naturalist painting. Her Father had served in the Royal Navy, as well as sailing to Australia, where he created watercolour naturalist drawings for Captain John Lort Stork's book Discovery in Australia.
Category:1858 births
Category:Welsh people
Category:Scientific illustrators
Category:1949 deaths
Olivia Fuchs

Olivia Fuchs (born in London) is a British-German stage director.
==Carrier==
Olivia Fuchs holds dual citizenship (UK and Germany). She was first educated in Western Germany and went on to study at Westfield College at the University of London and at Berkley University in California. She also completed the Postgraduate Acting course at the Drama Studio in London.
She has mainly worked at Opera Holland Park in London, Theater Magdeburg in Germany and at the Den Jyske Opera, the Danish National Opera, where she directed three Verdi operas: Rigoletto, La traviata, Il trovatore. Notable productions include Der Rosenkavalier at WNO and The Marriage of Figaro at ENO, Brittens A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the RHO and Dvoraks Rusalka at Opera Australia and at Opera North. She was invited by Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires for Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande and by the Scottish Opera for Ines de Castro, an opera on a Galician noblewoman and courtier, lover and secret wife of of King Pedro I of Portugal. In Oviedo she has directed Madama Butterfly and Die Zauberflöte, in Oldenburg Dead Man Walking, in Garsington The Rake’s Progress and Hänsel und Gretel, in Longborough The Cunning Little Vixen. At the Theater Magdeburg, Olivia Faust staged Der Rosenkavalier, Otello, Madama Butterfly and the world premiere of Grete Minde by Eugen Engel. At Opera Holland Park she staged Kat’a Kabanova, Jenůfa, Iolanta, Fidelio, Iris, Macbeth and Lucia di Lammermoor, seven operas in which women are the principal characters.
In Autumn of 2022, her interpretation of Janáček’s The Makropulos Affair premiered at the Welsh National Opera. This production was later-on also shown on tour in the UK and in Brno, at the Janáček Festival, with Ángeles Blancas Gulín in the title role.WNO: The Makropulos Affair; the director’s perspective, 11 August 2022 In July of 2023, the Longborough Festival Opera presented her new staging of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, with Peter Gijsbertsen in the title role.Longborough Festival Opera: L'Orfeo, retrieved on 9 July 2023
Category:People from London
Category:Westfield College alumni
Category:University of California, Berkeley alumni
Category:Theatre directors
Olivia Gaynor-Long

Olivia Gaynor-Long is an Irish-born Monégasque billionaire businesswoman and philanthropist. She has received several accolades for her philanthropic efforts including the Better World Award alongside Pamela Anderson for her work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. She has also worked extensively with her husband, Brian Long, a Silicon Valley-based venture capital. The couple live between homes on the French Riviera, California, London and Dublin and have amassed a net worth of around $1 billion. Gaynor-Long is known for her roles as president of The Ireland Funds of Monaco and former owner of the exclusive private member's club: The Residence.
Category:Businesswomen
Category:Philanthropists
Olivia Lunny

Olivia Lunny (born 4 February 1999) is a Canadian singer and songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitobahttps://www.manitobamusic.com/olivialunny. Lunny was crowned a winner on CTV's singing competition The Launch and scored her first Top 40 hit. https://glittermagrocks.com/connect/2020/11/02/interview-olivia-lunny-on-her-sound-songwriting-process-and-what-she-hopes-fans-learn-from-her-music/
Lunny began playing guitar after her father initially gave her lessons at the age of 12, first teaching her Dreams’ by Fleetwood Mac. A year later, she began to write her own full songs.
=== 2018-2019 - Olivia Lunny EP and The Launch ===
In 2018 Lunny independently released her self titled EP, for which she was nominated for Pop Artist of the Year at the Western Canadian Music Awards. Early the following year, she was chosen as the winner of the second season of music-talent competition ‘The Launch’ leading to the release of her single ‘I Got You’, produced by Shaun Frank.
In 2019, she performed at the iHeartRadio FanFest and opened for Lionel Richie on his ‘Hello’ World tour. 
=== 2020-Present - To the Ones I Loved ===
In April 2020, Lunny performed on a cover of Lean on Me’ with fellow Canadian artists including Justin Bieber,Michael, Bublé, and Avril Lavigne in support of the Canadian Red Cross during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Lunny co-wrote her second EP, To the Ones I Loved with AJ Healey over a 5 day studio session. The first single, ‘Think of Me’ was released April 17, 2020. The music video for the song was filmed remotely due to COVID-19 quarantine restrictions, with Lunny performing her portion of the video at home in Winnipeg, and the rest of the video filmed on a closed set in New York. The ‘Think of Me’ music video was lauded for its inclusion and representation of the LGBTQ community by Pride.com.
‘Bedsheets’ the second single from the project was released May 22, 2020 via a premiere with Parade and in September it was announced that Lunny had been selected as one of the five winners of the SOCAN Foundation Awards for Young Canadian Songwriter for the song. On October 27, 2020, the final video from the EP, ‘Bedsheets’ was premiered with Live Nation’s Ones To Watch. 
The third single and accompanying video for ‘Hold Me’ were released July 24, 2020. The song was originally written as a piano ballad but evolved into a fully fledged pop song as a result of Lunny’s collaboration with Healey.
The full EP which included the final single, ‘Something New’ was premiered by PAPER on August 28th, 2020. Lunny explained that the EP was about “navigating the emotions that come with love and heartbreak” and was a reflection of her personal journey thus far.
* Olivia Lunny (2018) 
* To the Ones I Loved (2020) 
==In the media==
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Category:Canadian singers
Category:Canadian songwriters
Category:1999 births
Olivia Parkes

Olivia Parkes (1881-1962) was a citizen of Ventnor, Isle of Wight, UK. She was known for being an eccentric recluse who lived in a run-down boat house on stilts in Myrtle Bay, West of the main town. She lived in this unusual abode for decades, even defying wartime restrictions on access to the beach. The townsfolk knew her as "Britannia". Thank You Hermann Goering: The Life of a Sports Writer. Brian Scovell. Amberley Publishing, 2010.
In 2022-23 local historians made an investigation of the history, compiling known facts about her life and interviewing locals who were alive at the time Olivia: Sorta thing. Magazine. Teresa Grimaldi and Sarah Vardy, 2023.. She occupied the boat house in 1927 and became a recluse, causing many invented stories to be suggested such as that she was waiting for a lost love to return.
In 1958 the council forcibly rehomed her to a flat in the town. In 1959 the boathouse was demolished by a family of local longshoremen. Britannia’s Hut being dismantled by Blakes, Longshoremen, 1959 - VENTNOR & DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY 
Miss Parkes died in Ventnor in 1962.
Category:1881 births
Category:British people
Category:Eccentricity (behavior)
Category:1962 deaths