Armine Ohanyan is the co-founder and chief editor of Hraparak daily newspaper, a position she has held since 2008. She brings extensive journalism experience to the publication, having worked as a correspondent for several newspapers including Azg and Haykakan Zhamanak dailies.

From 1994-1997, she served as chief editor of "Dproc" (School) newspaper for the RA Ministry of Education, followed by work with the "Yerevan" press center. She briefly served as press secretary of the RA Civil Case Supreme Court from February to June 2006 before returning to journalism.

Sevak Grigoryan is a co-founder and minority shareholder of Hraparak Daily LLC, holding a 10% stake in the Armenian-language daily newspaper established in 2008. While maintaining a limited public profile as a media figure, corporate registry sources confirm his ownership position, with editor-in-chief Armine Ohanyan holding majority ownership of the publication.

Beyond his media involvement, Grigoryan has served as executive head and majority shareholder (63%) of "OM Information Center," a company engaged in bread and fresh flour confectionery production according to the State Revenue Committee. The company's operations are currently suspended.

Grigoryan also held executive positions at two additional companies, both with suspended operations according to the State Revenue Committee: "Parisian Coffee" LLC, operating in non-specialized retail trade, and "Arabel Mission" LLC, specializing in retail clothing sales.