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4 days ago · Bajnai to become CEO of Campbell Lutyens Gordon Bajnai, who joined Campbell Lutyens in 2011 as advisory director and has held various roles since then, most recently as head of the firm’s global infrastructure and energy transition practice, has been appointed CEO.
2 days ago · Earlier this month, the firm announced that it had promoted Gordon Bajnai to chief executive, succeeding Andrew Sealey who will become chairman. Over the last 10 years, Campbell Lutyens has raised and advised on more than $218bn (£170bn) in private equity, private credit and infrastructure fund placements, secondary advisory and GP capital ...
2 days ago · The promotions come a week after a change in the day-to-day leadership of the firm, with Gordon Bajnai set to take over from Andrew Sealey as chief executive on 1 September, the firm said last week. Bajnai was a former prime minister of Hungary and joined Campbell Lutyens in an executive capacity in 2017.
5 days ago · 2021. november 16. - 11:28. Másolás. A nyilvánosságra hozott információk szerint „jutaléki rendszer” működhet a fővárosi önkormányzatnál, melyet Bajnai Gordon emberei üzemeltethetnek. Kedden reggel az Anonymus-maszkos személy újabb hangfelvételt tett közzé.
3 days ago · A korábbi miniszterelnök Facebookon ismertette a 20k22 kezdeményezését. Embereket toboroz a Facebookon Bajnai Gordon, mert, mint írja, „garanciára van szükség, hogy a 2022-es választásokon a szavazatok leadása és összesítése törvényes lesz”.
4 days ago · Gordon Johnson, CEO of GLJ Research, explains why the aggressive fiscal stimulus is driving many commodities higher – including steel – and expects U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs to be “real winners” of the bull run.
21 hours ago · Craft a quick culinary masterpiece with Gordon Ramsay’s Fried Rice. Simple ingredients like eggs, carrots, and rice blend seamlessly with soy sauce and sesame oil, taking just 15 minutes. This recipe yields four servings, showcasing Gordon’s brilliance in a swift, delightful experience.
