Western executives and former officials are quitting their posts at Russian companies in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, but some are hanging on
A growing number of senior U.S. and European executives and former government officials are quitting their roles on the boards of some of Russia’s largest companies, severing another link with the global economy after an exodus of Western businesses.
A cadre of veteran Western directors has for years served on the boards of some of Russia’s largest companies, including metals giant MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC and oil major Rosneft , providing a bridge to Western partners, issues and investors. Now, many are resigning amid rising pressure from business organizations and lawmakers at home.
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