One year after an uncomfortable general election campaign which saw him lose power after almost three years as Prime Minister, Gordon Brown could soon land a plum international job.The 60-year-old former Labour leader is being tipped to take on a lucrative advisory role at the World Economic Forum (WEF), the influential body which holds meetings of politicians, business leaders and academics in Davos, Switzerland, each winter.
If Mr Brown accepts the job of auditing its policy work, it could prove a stepping stone to the post friends believe he really wants – as the £270,000-a-year managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Oh, here we go again...
ReplyDeletePeople who have proved themselves to be bad managers going for yet higher positions of power to screw up!
It's another case of deja vu...I've definitely seen THIS before.