24 Facts About Artur Janibekyan

Artur Janibekyan is a founder of Comedy Club Production, television producer and media manager.

Artur Janibekyan is a member of the International Academy of Television Arts Emmy International and a member of the Armenian National Film Academy.

From 1993 to 1996, Janibekyan worked as an advertiser, administrator, project coordinator, and film set director for the Sharm company.

Artur Janibekyan founded 7 Art, the company that produced the popular sitcoms UNI and the TV series The Interns.

In June 2016, Artur Janibekyan became the General Director of TNT.

On July 6,2017, Artur Janibekyan was awarded for "development and effective management, for outstanding achievements in creating entertaining and humorous content".

In 2017, Artur Janibekyan partnered with Valeriy Fedorovich and Evgeniy Nikishov became a producer of the Gogol.

In 2018, Artur Janibekyan collaborated with Semyon Slepakov and Alexander Dulerain to produce the series House arrest, which was considered the "best series of 2018".

Since 2022, Artur Janibekyan has been actively engaged in producing new unique digital content for digital media and environments.

In March 2023, Artur Janibekyan became a member of the Armenian National Film Academy.

Artur Janibekyan helped found the "Renaissance" cultural and intellectual foundation in 2013.

Artur Janibekyan is a member of the Snob discussion club; he holds workshops for students of the Skolkovo MBA program.

Artur Janibekyan founded and sponsored the Ayb Education Foundation, an Armenian educational center comprising a school, a church, a community center, and a kindergarten that combines Armenian education with state-of-the-art educational technologies.

Artur Janibekyan produced and sponsored "The Book", a documentary film directed by V Mansky.

In 2016 Artur Janibekyan was awarded the first-class medal for "Merit for the Motherland" in Armenia.

Artur Janibekyan's name is immortalized in a bas-relief in the Cathedral of the Holy Transfiguration of the Lord of the Armenian Apostolic Church in the city.

In 2016 Artur Janibekyan co-founded the largest regional startup forum "Sevan Startup Summit" in Armenia.

In January 2017, Arthur Artur Janibekyan donated to the Cathedral a piece of the relics of Saint Gregory, the Illuminator purchased at one of the auctions in Paris, where relics of Armenian culture were presented.

Together with the team of the Intellectual Renaissance Foundation, Arthur Artur Janibekyan developed the Saroyan House project, within which the mansion of the American writer and playwright of Armenian origin William Saroyan located in the California city of Fresno was turned into a functioning house-museum, which was solemnly opened to the public in August 2018 - to the 110th anniversary of the birth of the great writer.

Artur Janibekyan is one of the founders of the Startup School established to develop and promote business thinking among school-age children in Armenia.

Artur Janibekyan is a co-founder and investor of the Triple S venture capital fund based on the Seaside Startup Summit in the United States of America.

In 2024, Arthur Artur Janibekyan headed the opening of the Seaside Startup Summit UAE 2024, which was held in Ras Al Khaimah under the esteemed patronage of His Highness Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Supreme Council member and Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah.

Artur Janibekyan was born to father Otari Akopyan, a top-level political party member during the Soviet regime, and mother Ella Akopyan, a dentist.

Artur Janibekyan is married to Elina Janibekyan, and they have four children: three sons, Narek, Aram, and Areg; and one daughter, Eva.