David Cameron worked as a sales representative for a well-paid company
Cameron sales representative.
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Former British Prime Minister David Cameron secured $10m (£7.2m) from Greensell Capital before it collapsed in March.
Informed sources revealed that the former prime minister also received $4.5 million (£3.25 million) after disbursing shares from the company in 2019, and a salary of nearly $1 million annually to work as a part-time consultant.
The BBC's Panorama program revealed a letter between the company and the former prime minister detailing the value of his shares.
A spokesman for the former prime minister said he had received "nothing like" the amounts reported by the BBC and added that he was "deeply sorry" for Greensell's collapse.
Cameron began his role as an advisor to Greensell in August 2018, a little more than two years after he resigned as Prime Minister in July 2016. David Cameron managed to earn seven million pounds from Greensell Capital during his tenure with the controversial financial group before Her bankruptcy, which was surprising.
These sums were surprising for the nature of Cameron's duties as a telephone salesperson, for the way he used his time in "public service," for the way the company was run, and for this income beyond dreams.
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