Clinton is the chairman of the company’s advisory board. His duties and compensation have not been released. The other member of the board is former British prime minister Tony Blair.
Two of the three founding partners are very close to the former president and his wife, Secretary of State Hillary R. Clinton. They are Douglas J. Band, who is the former president’s counselor and has served on his personal staff since 1995 and Declan Kelly, who earned the “Hillraiser” status in the secretary’s 2008 run for president for bundling more than $100,000 for the campaign.
Kelly sold his public relations firm Financial Dynamics in 2006 to FTI for $340 million, and stayed with that company until July 2009, when he joined the State Department as the Economic Envoy to Northern Ireland.
The source said, “Kelly was given a job they created out our whole cloth.” The job did not exist previously.
“He basically got to ride around developing a book of business, while he waited for his non-compete clause to run out,” he said.
Kelley and the former president traveled together networking and making introductions at international conferences and events, he said.
Here you have it... another perfect example of the corruption in government and the revolving door that leads too and from it.
Of course, those still caught up in the ridiculous "democrat vs. republican" or "left vs. right" scheme fail to see that the whole thing is just going around in circles.
It is all about getting in positions of insider information and privileged access, and has nothing to do with serving "the people". In fact, I am more and more convinced that anyone who would choose to play by the rules is shunned out by this select clique of corrupt criminals. (Hey, let's tell it like it is!)
Still not getting the occupy movements?
Still think that democracy has not been bought off?
Still trust that change can come from these people?
I say... think again!
the Billmeister
And that is the same clintions who wants to investigate Russian Elections 
