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Career
2006
Pompeo founded Thayer Aerospace (so named after "West Point Father" Silvanus Thayer) and Private Security. In 2006, he sold his shares in Thayer (which was renamed Nex-Tech Aerospace) and became president of Sentry International, an oilfield equipment company.
2017-2021
In 2017, Michael Pompeo became director, in Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) April 2018 he took office as Secretary of State. USA While Russia serving as secretary of state, he made a visit in May 2019. Then Pompeo met Russia Vladimir Putin with the president at the Bocharov Ruchey residence. In 2021, Pompeo admitted that he could run for the post of head states if Donald Trump he refused to fight for the presidency, but after the nomination of the ex-president, he refused to participate in the race.
2023: Membership on the Board of Directors of Kyivstar
Michael Pompeo joined the board of directors of Kyivstar. The press service of the Veon holding (owns the Ukrainian telecom operator) announced this on November 14, 2023.
Pompeo became an independent non-executive director as a partner of Impact Investments, a consulting and investment firm - "a newly established U.S. strategic and financial advisory and investment company that seeks to develop long-term partnerships with leading global companies in a variety of industries and regions," VEON said in a news release on November 14, 2023.
In its official statement, VEON emphasized that these board changes reflect the company's commitment to Ukraine and its commitment to rebuilding and reconstructing the country.
In addition, it is noted that the general director of the telecommunications holding Veon Kaan Terzioglu became the head of the board of directors of Kyivstar[1]
2024: Joining Veon Directors
On May 31, 2024, the holding company Veon announced the approval of the new board of directors. It includes, in particular, American politician Michael R. Pompeo, ex-head of the CIA and former US Secretary of State.
Augie K Fabela II has been appointed the new chairman of the board of Veon. In addition, the board of directors included the current Member of Parliament of Britain Sir Brandon Lewis (Brandon Lewis) and the main legal consultant LetterOne Duncan Perry (Duncan Perry). They will work together with current directors Andrei Gusev and Michael Soeting, as well as Veon group CEO Kaan Terzioglu.
 | As a founder of Veon, I am honored to return to the company as chairman of the board. Veon serves some of the most dynamic markets, with about 520 million people, changing people's lives and unlocking the potential of countries thanks to our communication technologies and digital services, says Fabela. |  |
At the same time, Veon's board of directors was left by its chairman, former top manager of the Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor Morten Lundai, former vice president of the medical company Sanofi Karen Linehan and senior consultant to LetterOne and partner of the consulting company Korn Ferry Yaroslav Glazunov.
| | We would like to thank all our shareholders for their continued trust in our company and welcome the new board of directors of Veon, chaired by founder Oga Fabela, notes Terzioglu. | |
In addition, the recommended changes in the company's internal documents are approved to correct inaccuracies and standardize the rules that give the board of directors the opportunity to convene shareholder meetings in electronic format.[2]
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