Rishi Sunak, the former Prime Minister, has taken on a new role as a weekly columnist for the Sunday Times newspaper. Despite his previous political setbacks, Sunak continues to expand his portfolio by contributing to the paper’s Business section both in print and online. Described as an esteemed figure, Sunak will cover various topics such as business, technology, politics, and the economy in his columns.
In addition to his newspaper column, Sunak has recently accepted advisory positions at tech companies like Microsoft and Anthropic, specializing in artificial intelligence. Furthermore, he has joined Goldman Sachs as a senior adviser, leveraging his insights into global politics and the economy, a position he held before entering politics.
With a net worth of £640 million, Sunak and his wife are well-off individuals. Notably, the fees earned from his column will be directed to The Richmond Project, an educational charity aimed at enhancing children’s mathematical skills.
Sunak’s appointment at the Sunday Times has received clearance from ACOBA, the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, ensuring compliance with regulations regarding post-office appointments. In his statement, Sunak expressed his excitement about engaging in discussions with readers on significant economic transformations happening worldwide. The editor of The Sunday Times, Ben Taylor, praised Sunak’s expertise and intellect, anticipating that his columns will be a must-read for audiences seeking insightful analysis of the intricate business environment.
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