Yury Mosha - Official site

Entrepreneurship in the United States: Fostering Innovation and Business Ventures

Yury Mosha became a permanent resident of the United States in March 2011. Shortly after, in May 2011, he established the Russian America company and pioneered the first YouTube channel dedicated to immigration to the United States, based in New York.

In 2017, he established the Second Passport company, which has since experienced significant growth, expanding its presence to over 50 offices. The company offers comprehensive services to citizens of post-Soviet countries, assisting them in obtaining various types of visas for the United States, as well as providing support in areas such as work and study, business development, immigration, real estate investment, tourism, medical treatment, social adaptation, and legalization.

In 2020, he launched a new online business platform called E-PR Online. The platform features an extensive collection of media content from 60 countries worldwide, totaling 15,000 sources.

In November 2022, he collaborated with a team of like-minded individuals to revive the world's oldest Russian-language newspaper, Novoe Russkoe Slovo (https://nrslovo.com).

Social Responsibility: Fostering Ethical Conduct and Community Involvement

In 2001, alongside Vadim Karastelev, he co-founded the Novorossiysk Human Rights Committee, providing assistance to over 10,000 individuals in resolving their personal challenges. Notably, the committee initiated a resettlement program for Meskhetian Turks in the United States.

Furthermore, in 2010, he established the philanthropic event "Time of Hope" charity auction, directing all proceeds to benefit a children's hospital in the city.

He generously gifted a new apartment in Novorossiysk to victims of a forest fire from the village of Sharnavka, offering support to those who lost their homes.

Yuri Mosha played a key role in organizing the independent Civil Assembly of Novorossiysk, separate from the authorities.

Since 2013, he has been actively involved in facilitating the relocation of individuals with disabilities to the United States, providing assistance with visas and aiding in their social integration.

In New York, he took the initiative to establish the Committee for Defamation, Discrimination, and Internet Harassment Protection, an organization dedicated to resolving issues related to false information and online abuse.

Entrepreneurship in Russia: Building Ventures and Media Holdings

In 1995, he established Propaganda Publicity, an advertising agency that swiftly transformed into a prominent media holding within a few years. The media holding encompassed various entities such as the newspaper "Ves Novorossiysk," the directory "Yellow Pages of Novorossiysk," the glossy magazine "Riviera," the company "Kuban Billboards," the printing house "O.B. Bureau," the "Outdoor Advertising Factory," and TV channels "TNT Novorossiysk" and "STS Novorossiysk."

In 2002, Yuri Mosha stepped into a leadership role, of the Novorossiysk branch of CJSC Video International, the largest media distributor in Russia.

In 2008, Yuriy established and became the head of Kuban Investment Fund LLC, a company that quickly gained a prominent position in the low-rise construction market.

Family: Embracing New Beginnings and Overcoming Challenges

In 2011, Yuri faced political persecution in Russia, compelling him to leave the country. As a result, he relocated to New York, USA, seeking refuge and a fresh start. Further information regarding the circumstances and motivations behind his immigration can be found in the https://e-pr.online/.

Yuri and his wife, Irina Proskurina, tied the knot in 2016. Irina, a businesswoman, holds a leadership position as the head of E-PR Online.

Yuri's immediate family includes his two older children, son Yuri, and daughter Maria, who reside in Novorossiysk. Additionally, his mother, Tatyana, also resides in Novorossiysk. Unfortunately, Yuri's father, Igor, passed away in 2006.

Yuri's brother, Sergey, leads an entrepreneurial life with his family in Slovenia.

Yuri and Irina are nurturing their own family, raising two daughters named Sofia and Nicole.

Childhood and Youth: Nurturing Talents and Pursuing Education

Yuri Mosha was born on December 17, 1975, in Novorossiysk, located in the Krasnodar Territory of Russia.

From 1982 to 1993, he attended secondary school No. 2 in Novorossiysk, where he laid the foundation for his academic journey.

Even at a young age, Yuri displayed his talent and passion in various fields. In the second grade, he emerged victorious in the city chess championship, showcasing his strategic thinking and analytical skills. At the age of 18, he demonstrated his aptitude for journalism by winning the city competition for young journalists.

Continuing his education, Yuri enrolled in the Faculty of State and Municipal Administration at Kuban State University, specifically in the Novorossiysk branch. In 1998, he received a diploma in economics and management, marking an important milestone in his academic achievements. Later on, Yuri pursued further education and acquired qualifications as a lawyer, broadening his knowledge and skills in the legal field.