Sergey Donskoy
Assistant to Chair
Sergey Donskoy holds master-level degrees in public administration, in law, and in economics. He gained expertise in infotech and legal domains, and acquired work experience in a number of organizations, including U.S. corporations.
In 2000, Sergey first in the world proposed crowdinvesting based on individual contracts and advocated for enacting a law promoting and protecting crowdinvesting entities. In 2008, he designed eIDAS platform “Unified Electronic Card” which offered a number of online services with the use of a single identity card, digital document signing, and securing transactions in the chained records of the public ledger. In 2014, Sergey proposed a concept of quaternary education and designed a novel careers platform governing the job market at national level, which would allow for eliminating the structural and frictional unemployment, providing guaranteed jobs to nearly every unemployed. In 2024, he has introduced a list of ten basic goods of a human, moving forward the new natural law theory. Mr. Donskoy has developed a conception of natural human rights, proposed the single universal moral law, the four fundamental legal relations which guide lawmaker’s legal intent, and authored the draft Universal Declaration of Inalienable Rights.
Sergey Donskoy published scholarly articles on institutional economics of national systems of innovation. He developed university course programs along with academic tutorials, instructed university students, and evaluated their works. Sergey is Fulbright alumnus and Chairman at Professional Competence Institute. At IIBHB he works on infotech infrastructure, attracting grants, scientific aspects, and legal matters associated with developing and realization of IIBHB projects.