8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (4)
#24644659 at 2026-05-25 19:35:47 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30079: 2nd Verse Edition
>>24644605
Prince announced his resignation as CEO on March 2, 2009. He remained as chairman of the board but was no longer involved in day-to-day operations.[54] Joseph Yorio was named as the new president and CEO, replacing Gary Jackson as president and Prince as CEO. Danielle Esposito was named the new chief operating officer and executive vice president.[55][56]
2010-2014:Academi
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In 2010, Xe was acquired by USTC Holdings, an investor consortium, who sought to further re-brand the company. The sale formally ended Erik Prince's operational and management role in the company.[57] Xe was officially renamed "Academi" in 2011.[58][4] Academi's Board of Directors included former Attorney General John Ashcroft, former White House Counsel and Vice Presidential Chief of Staff Jack Quinn, retired Admiral and former NSA Director Bobby Ray Inman,[59] and Texas businessman Red McCombs, who served as chairman of the board.[60] Quinn and Ashcroft were independent directors, without other affiliations to Academi.[61]
In May 2011, Academi named Ted Wright as CEO.[62] Wright hired Suzanne Rich Folsom as Academi's chief regulatory and compliance officer and deputy general counsel.[63] The Academi Regulatory and Compliance team won National Law Journal's 2012 Corporate Compliance Office of the Year Award.[64]
In 2012, retired Brigadier General Craig Nixon was named the new CEO of Academi.[65]
#24644605 at 2026-05-25 19:18:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30079: 2nd Verse Edition
>>24644539
Putin on genetics: "It's more serious than an atomic bomb." How an MIPT student is doing somethin…
Where does one test gladiators?
>>24644575
Prince announced his resignation as CEO on March 2, 2009. He remained as chairman of the board but was no longer involved in day-to-day operations.[54] Joseph Yorio was named as the new president and CEO, replacing Gary Jackson as president and Prince as CEO. Danielle Esposito was named the new chief operating officer and executive vice president.[55][56]
2010-2014: Academi
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In 2010, Xe was acquired by USTC Holdings, an investor consortium, who sought to further re-brand the company. The sale formally ended Erik Prince's operational and management role in the company.[57] Xe was officially renamed "Academi" in 2011.[58][4] Academi's Board of Directors included former Attorney General John Ashcroft, former White House Counsel and Vice Presidential Chief of Staff Jack Quinn, retired Admiral and former NSA Director Bobby Ray Inman,[59] and Texas businessman Red McCombs, who served as chairman of the board.[60] Quinn and Ashcroft were independent directors, without other affiliations to Academi.[61]
In May 2011, Academi named Ted Wright as CEO.[62] Wright hired Suzanne Rich Folsom as Academi's chief regulatory and compliance officer and deputy general counsel.[63] The Academi Regulatory and Compliance team won National Law Journal's 2012 Corporate Compliance Office of the Year Award.[64]
In 2012, retired Brigadier General Craig Nixon was named the new CEO of Academi.[65]
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#20207803 at 2024-01-08 20:07:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #24796: Rule Of Law? Pray, Prey Edition
>>20207799
>Notable cases
In 2012, Boies represented three tobacco companies, Philip Morris USA Inc., R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and Liggett Group LLC, in their appeal of a $2.5 million Tampa jury verdict in the death of smoker Charlotte Douglas.[34]
In late 2012, Boies defended Gary Jackson, former president of Academi (previously known as BlackWater), in a federal prosecution which alleged he and his co-defendants illegally hid firearm purchases from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.[35]
In 2015, Boies represented Bob Weinstein and Harvey Weinstein in renegotiating the Weinsteins' employment contract.[36][37] According to The Wall Street Journal, Boies negotiated Harvey Weinstein's contract without informing Weinstein Co. directors that he had investment in the company's movies.[38]
In February 2016, Boies agreed to both sit on the board of directors and act as the attorney for troubled Silicon Valley startup Theranos. The controversial dual role was deemed difficult as he would have to represent both the company (as lawyer) and investors (as a director).[39] In the 2022 Hulu miniseries The Dropout, Boies was portrayed by Kurtwood Smith.
In 2017, Boies agreed to join the legal team for Lawrence Lessig's legal fight against winner-take-all Electoral College vote allocations in the states.[40]
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hired Boies in 2017 to advise on Jones's legal strategy against NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL compensation committee in the wake of the suspension of running back Ezekiel Elliott.[41]
Presently, Boies represents several of Jeffrey Epstein's victims including Virginia Roberts Giuffre.[42][43]
#10676021 at 2020-09-17 01:32:33 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13663: Do Not Mistake Silence for Inaction
>>10675787 (lb)
Norm Eisen is a Soros puppet; has been a long 'hatchet' man for the [DS]; largely not named and hidden
Behind many 'color revolutions around the world'; all while working for Obama under the American banner.
https://archive.is/SgeYv (Motivating pedophiles in gay parades to spark color revolutions)
>Proving its ahead-of-the-curve position, last year's Prague Pride was already strongly laced with anti-Putin sentiment, at that time denouncing the imprisonment of the band Pussy Riot. This year's edition was even louder of its condemnation of the anti-gay Russian president, including a lipsticked Putin-head mannequin (wearing a Russia jacket that'd been transformed to read "Pussia") protruding from a car in the parade.
>Meanwhile, the Gloriette building at the U.S. Embassy in Prague was lit all week in rainbow colors, and the U.S Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Norman Eisen, marched in the Pride parade. Other participants included NoH8 campaigner Adam Bouska and Indian hijra activist Abhina Sharkar, who led the march.
Norm Eisen, point man for 'CREW'; Soros funded and aimed hit squad
>Op-Ed: Following Up On Soros, CREW, Palin, and Obama
>By Gary Jackson Jun 3, 2009 in Politics
>A follow up story in a continuing effort to expose those who are attempting to smear Governor Sarah Palin with multiple phony ethics complaints.
>After publishing the story on George Soros' ties to CREW, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, it came to my attention that there was more to this.
>One of the founders of CREW, Norm Eisen, is actually the ethics adviser to Barack Obama and his administration. As the Washington Post put it in a flowery article, Eisen is "the guardian of Obama's integrity."
>>GUARDIAN OF OBAMA'S INTEGRITY
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/273609
https://www.politico.com/interactives/2017/politico50/norm-eisen/ (Hit piece trying to justify last minute rule change while accepting money was ok for Bush/Clinton/Bush/Obama/Clinton)
http://lobbyblog.com/tag/norm-eisen Lobbying blog following Eisen around during Obama-era