Former PM Rishi Sunak in new career move as he takes one step closer to living in California
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RISHI Sunak is one step closer to living his California dream after taking up a part-time post at Stanford University. The ex-PM yesterday announced he will work as a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institute, focusing on issues including tech, global security and the economy.
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Mr Sunak, who owns a £7.2m pad in sunny Santa Monica, will also take up a separate job at Oxford University. The Oxford role will see him join the Blavatnik School as a Distinguished Fellow. The ex-PM won’t be paid for either roles. The former PM will undertake while continuing his role as an MP.
But he will bag expenses from Stanford. Millionaire Mr Sunak said: “Oxford and Stanford shaped my life, and I look forward to contributing to their world-class work addressing the challenges and the technological opportunities of our time.”. Mr Sunak married millionaire Akshata Murthy in 2009.- but he also made his fortune from his years in banking.
