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Michael Khodarkovsky
President chez
Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc.
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Michael Khodarkovsky is associated with Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc. as the President.
Postes actifs de Michael Khodarkovsky
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Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc.
 Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc. The Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting chess education and community engagement worldwide, with a strong focus on scholastic programs. The non-profit company is based in Midtown Manhattan, NY. It offers a comprehensive chess curriculum used by thousands of schools, organizes major regional and national scholastic tournaments—including the largest open all-girls national chess championships—and supports elite player development through initiatives like the Young Stars program, which provides coaching and training opportunities with Garry Kasparov. The foundation also sponsors Olympiad teams and hosts international events such as the KCF Friendship Festival, a 10-day celebration featuring competitions, training camps, and conferences that attract participants from over 30 countries. KCF provides resources including instructional books and an interactive learning platform to help players of all levels improve their skills, aiming to leverage chess as a tool for education, youth development, and community building. The company was founded by Garry Kimovich Kasparov, Stanley F. Druckenmiller. | President | - |
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Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc.
Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc. The Kasparov Chess Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting chess education and community engagement worldwide, with a strong focus on scholastic programs. The non-profit company is based in Midtown Manhattan, NY. It offers a comprehensive chess curriculum used by thousands of schools, organizes major regional and national scholastic tournaments—including the largest open all-girls national chess championships—and supports elite player development through initiatives like the Young Stars program, which provides coaching and training opportunities with Garry Kasparov. The foundation also sponsors Olympiad teams and hosts international events such as the KCF Friendship Festival, a 10-day celebration featuring competitions, training camps, and conferences that attract participants from over 30 countries. KCF provides resources including instructional books and an interactive learning platform to help players of all levels improve their skills, aiming to leverage chess as a tool for education, youth development, and community building. The company was founded by Garry Kimovich Kasparov, Stanley F. Druckenmiller. |
