Burisma

Hunter Biden and his fellow Burisma Board member Devon Archer were tagged on a November 2015 email from Eric Schwerin, the head of Hunter Biden’s investment firm Rosemont Seneca, to Vadym Pozharsky, the chief financial officer of Burisma.

Sondland claims that, through most of this months-long saga, he was completely unaware that the gas company Burisma had any connection to the Biden family — and, therefore, that investigating Burisma could be interpreted as investigating the Bidens.

The former president of Poland Aleksander Kwasniewski “recommended” that Hunter join the board of Burisma, although the statement doesn’t make clear whether Kwasniewski made the recommendation to Biden, Burisma, or both.

A BuzzFeed article, citing company documents filed in Cyprus, said Hunter had joined Burisma on of that year and emails from Hunter’s abandoned laptop include discussions in the run-up to his dad’s visit to the country.

Archer, Hunter's ex-best friend and business associate, sat with him on Burisma's board beginning in 2014 and was co-founder of Rosemont Seneca Partners, an investment advisory firm.

At the time of his ouster, Shokin was investigating Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian natural gas company that was facing global scrutiny for alleged money laundering operations.

At the time that the probe into Burisma was closed, Hunter Biden's role on the board of the company was under heavy scrutiny.

Both Devon Archer and Hunter Biden ended up on the board of the Ukrainian energy company, Burisma, raking in millions of dollars in fees over several years.

Burisma, the allegedly corrupt Ukrainian gas firm that hired the President's son in 2014, set up an account with him in Malta at a bank that later closed following a financial crimes probe, bombshell emails show.

Burisma wanted one key “deliverable,” according to the email.

Emails from Pozharskyi show the account Burisma was setting up by sending documents to Pillow was at Satabank in Malta.

For his part, Kulyk wrote a dossier of disinformation about the Bidens, including claims about Hunter Biden’s role on the board of Burisma, a major Ukrainian energy company.

In 2014, as then Vice President Biden took charge of forging diplomatic relations with UkraineHunter Biden was hired by Burisma Holdings Limited, a Ukrainian energy company.

In 2014 he joined the of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company that was under investigation for corruption, as Mr. Biden, then the vice president, was overseeing White House policy toward Ukraine.

It’s not clear what the trio discussed in Biden’s office, but Hunter had emailed Archer a Burisma strategy memo just three days earlier.

Like in other foreign consulting deals, Hunter Biden did not register as a foreign agent, and instead of taking his money from Burisma directly, he took it in the form of a loan from a company owned by Archer, another close business partner.

She also said the document indicated Hunter Biden’s position on Burisma’s board, where he received about $80,000 per month.

The disgraced businessman joined Burisma’s board in early 2014 alongside the then-second son.

The former Clinton aides at Blue Star subsequently undertook lobbying efforts with the State Department on behalf of Burisma.

The IRS to the House Ways and Means Committee that Hunter Biden’s alleged tax crimes in the 2014-15 tax years were tied to income he received from Ukrainian energy firm Burisma Holdings.