https://www.forbes.com/profile/elena-baturina/#484839523c29

Russia's wealthiest woman, Elena Baturina, is married to Yury Luzkhkov, who was the mayor of Moscow for years.

In 2010, Luzhkov was removed from the mayor's post; Baturina and their daughters left the country.

Baturina soon sold almost all of her assets in Russia including a construction company called Inteko and a cement factories.

The Russian government seized land she owned in an exclusive area of Moscow. She filed a lawsuit, unsuccessfully demanding $1 billion in compensation.

Baturina, who now lives in London, owns hotels in cities like Vienna and Dublin, real estate in Europe and USA, and invests in renewable energy.

https://www.g-a-i.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Report-Skolkvovo-08012016.pdf

President Obama and Medvedev announced that the work of the

Commission would be directed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her

counterpart, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. As President Obama put it,

the effort would “be coordinated by Secretary Clinton and Minister Lavrov, and

Secretary Clinton [would] travel to Russia [that] fall to carry [that] effort

forward

Hillary Clinton was deeply engaged in fostering U.S. ties to Russia. In

addition to four major visits to Russia itself, Secretary Clinton communicated

numerous other times with foreign minister Lavrov and other officials.10 It should

also be pointed out that Bill Clinton met with Vladimir Putin on at least two

occasions in 2009 and 2010

During her

October 2009 visit to Russia, she noted the country’s strength in STEM (science,

technology, engineering, mathematics): “[I]t’s just a treasure trove of potential for

the Russian economy.”20 Vice President Joe Biden echoed that sentiment two years

later during his visit to Russia: “Closer cooperation will allow American

companies to benefit from greater access to Russia’s deep pool of talented

engineers, mathematicians and computer scientists.”21 According to leaked State

Technological cooperation and investment deals seemed to be the sort of

“win-win” deals President Obama said he sought. But as we will see, the Clintons

and close aides appear to have personally benefitted from such deals. And these

deals also raised serious questions from the FBI, the U.S. Army, and foreign

governments that the Russian military was benefitting from them as well.

Another prominent Russian figure who appears to have given to the Clinton

foundation is –Elena Baturina, the wife of the former Mayor of Moscow and the

founder of JSC Inteco–, the entity through which the Foundation received its

money.69 That entity donated between $10,000 and $25,000 to the Clinton

Foundation. Her company, Inteco, has its own history with Skolkovo relating to a

dispute over the land that borders the Skolkovo Innovation Park. Baturina later

became a partner in Skolkovo events and JSC Inteco received contracts to build

residential housing.