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On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 9:59 PM, Heather King <hking@bsfllp.com> wrote:

> We could do the call another time. What times work for others?
>
>
>
> Heather King, Esq.
> Partner
> BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP
> 5301 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
> Washington, D.C. 20015
> 202-274-1129 (Phone)
> 202-237-6131 (Fax)
> hking@bsfllp.com
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> *From: *Vadim Pozharskyi [v.pozharskyi.ukraine@gmail.com]
> *Sent: *Sunday, June 01, 2014 04:57 PM Eastern Standard Time
> *To: *Toohey, Ryan
> *Cc: *Alan Apter; Heather King; Hunter Biden (hbiden@rosemontseneca.com);
> darcher@rosemontseneca.com; McInerney, Jamie; Pacheco, Lawrence
> *Subject: *Re: Privileged and Confidential
>
> Dear All, as to the phone call, tomorrow, on Monday, we all might be
> either on meetings or in the air. So lets get in touch morning US time.
> Devon, since we age going to be together, could you please coordinate.
> As to the responses, as I understand from draft responses made by Ryan, we
> answer to the journalist with minimum information. But do we comment on his
> assumptions that he would mention in each block before actual
> questions.Here are some of my comments to crucial misinterpretations that
> he outlined. Please consider what should be included in our responses and
> in which way. I leave it to your professional advice.
>
> 1. Nikolay is indeed sole shareholder but not of Burisma, but of Brocity
> company that ultimately holds 100% of Burisma.
> 2&3. Nikolay was never prominent party of regions member or top official.
> He was working as a minister at the time when the official strategy of the
> Government of Ukraine, was European integration. Please keep in mind that
> during 3 years of Yanukovich presidency the whole governmental beurocracy/
> mechanism was working for the strategic goal of European integration. And
> numerous government, presidential and parliamentary actions and legislative
> acts supports this. It is only few weeks before actual signing ceremony of
> Association Agreement in Vilnius, Yanokovych basically by himself decided
> to change all.
> Nikolay is living in Ukraine and is not in exile and has never been.
> He was fired by Yanukovich for his independent position and was
> substituted for person close the Yanukovich family.
> Many today's Ukrainian politicians were working in government during
> Yanukovich presidency.
> Poroshenko - new President of Ukraine, worked as a minister also.
> Poroshenko is actually formerly was one of the founders of Party of Regions
> many years ago. And we can not say that Poroshenko is pro Russian, etc.
> Companies of Burisma holding in Ukraine continue to operate normally
> regardless of political changes.
>
>
> Regards, Vadym
>
>
> Отправлено с iPad
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> 2 июня 2014, в 02:17, "Toohey, Ryan" <Ryan.Toohey@fticonsulting.com>
> написал(а):
>
> Great. Alan, I think we should also be prepared to answer any inquiries
> around how you came to meet NZ and be on the board.
>
> On Jun 1, 2014, at 4:04 PM, "Alan Apter" <alan.apter@burisma.com> wrote:
>
> yes
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 8:12 PM, Heather King <hking@bsfllp.com> wrote:
>
>> Are people avail to join Ryan and I on the 10am call tomorrow so we can
>> discuss the press inquiries?
>>
>>
>>
>> Heather King, Esq.
>> Partner
>> BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP
>> 5301 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
>> Washington, D.C. 20015
>> 202-274-1129 (Phone)
>> 202-237-6131 (Fax)
>> hking@bsfllp.com
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> *From: *Alan Apter [alan.apter@burisma.com]
>> *Sent: *Sunday, June 01, 2014 03:05 PM Eastern Standard Time
>> *To: *Toohey, Ryan
>> *Cc: *Vadim Pozharskyi; Hunter Biden (hbiden@rosemontseneca.com);
>> darcher@rosemontseneca.com; Heather King; McInerney, Jamie; Pacheco,
>> Lawrence
>> *Subject: *Re: Privileged and Confidential
>>
>> this looks good to me with one exception: it says that NZ is a major
>> shareholder in Burisma, not the sole shareholder - I wonder if we are
>> opening ourselves up to questions on who the other shareholders are if we
>> say this
>>
>> also has NZ agreed we can officially acknowledge his shareholding at
>> this point??
>>
>> also I think we should say western style corporate governance initiative
>> was initiated in 2013 (I came onto the Board with this mandate in May 2013)
>>
>> I would welcome a call tomorrow on this to ensure all parties are on
>> same page
>>
>> Thank you for your fast work on this Ryan
>>
>> BR,
>> Alan
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 7:42 PM, Toohey, Ryan <
>> Ryan.Toohey@fticonsulting.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Alan, Vadim et al:
>>>
>>> Here is our take on a suggested response to Steve Braun from the AP —
>>> this would come from the FTI team via email. For your reference his
>>> initial questions are pasted below the response. We can take comments via
>>> email but I would suggest we try to gather on the phone tomorrow morning.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *1.1. Nikolai Zlochevsky is a prominent Ukrainian and a major
>>> shareholder in Burisma Holdings. It is important to note that Burisma is
>>> one of many investments he has made in Ukraine and elsewhere. 1.2. The
>>> company has an experienced and talented management team and, in 2014
>>> Burisma adopted a Western-style governance structure including a Board of
>>> Directors, Strategic Planning Committee, Audit Committee, and Corporate
>>> Secretary.
>>>
>>> 2. As a corporate entity, Burisma does not take positions on political
>>> matters. Burisma’s success in the gas market supports energy independence,
>>> national sovereignty and regional stability. 2.1. Burisma’s operations in
>>> Eastern and Western Ukraine have not been impacted by recent unrest in
>>> parts of Ukraine. Production and drilling are unaffected. 3. Mr. Biden will
>>> not lobby on behalf of Burisma. His role is to advise the company’s legal
>>> and compliance unit, including guidance on corporate governance standards.*
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *3.1. Mr. Biden is a private citizen, a lawyer and investor and is
>>> involved with several global not for profit organizations. 3.2. Mr. Biden
>>> is one of several new members whom I recruited to join the Board of
>>> Directors including Aleksander Kwasniewsk, the former President of Poland
>>> who will help provide strategic guidance on the global geopolitical
>>> environment, and Devon Archer who will provide strategic expansion guidance
>>> based on his experience with investor relations and global stakeholder
>>> engagement. All of these board members share our commitment to energy
>>> independence in Ukraine. 3.3. I initially met Devon through mutual business
>>> associates and he ultimately introduced me to Hunter Biden. *
>>>
>>> 1. AP reporters have been examining U.S. Securities and
>>> Exchange documents and Cypriot corporation documents that reference Burisma
>>> in recent days. Those documents show that Burisma, organized in Limassol,
>>> Cyprus, is a subsidiary of another Cyprus-based firm, Brociti Investments
>>> Limited, registered in Nicosia. Cypriot documents we reviewed show that
>>> Burisma was set up and initially controlled by two Ukrainian nationals,
>>> Mykola Zlochevsky and Mykola Lisin (each man held 500 shares according to
>>> these filings). The two men transferred their shares to Bayardia Trading
>>> Ltd in April, 2011, and Bayardia then transferred ownership to Raven
>>> Financial Services Corp, based in the British Virgin Islands, in May, 2011.
>>> In July 2011, Raven then transferred the shares to Brociti. Documents
>>> reviewed by AP show that the controlling interest in Brociti _ about 1
>>> million shares -- is owned by Mykola Zlochevsky, the same man who had owned
>>> Burisma with Lisin in early 2011 (our understanding is that Lisin is now
>>> deceased). A May 14, 2013 Burisma filing (which came after the transfer of
>>> Burisma Holding’s 1000 shares to Brociti) names you as one of two directors
>>> of Burisma, along with Riginos Charalampous of Cyprus. *As chairman of
>>> the board of Burisma Holdings, do you report to Mr. Zlochevsky? Does Mr.
>>> Zlochevsky exercise authority over Burisma’s decision-making, hiring and
>>> legal operations? If so, did Mr. Zlochevsky approve or was he consulted in
>>> Mr. Biden’s hiring? If so, can you provide an explanation of why Mr.
>>> Zlochevsky wanted Mr. Biden to join Burisma? Did Burisma first approach Mr.
>>> Biden prior to his hiring, and if so, what brought him to the company’s
>>> attention? Will Mr. Biden report to Mr. Zlochevsky and/or does Mr.
>>> Zlochevsky have oversight in Mr. Biden’s work due to his controlling
>>> interest in Burisma?*
>>>
>>> 2. Corporate documents and media and official Ukrainian
>>> government reports from the past decade show that Mr. Zlochevsky was a
>>> prominent Ukrainian political and government figure. He was a ranking
>>> member of the Party of Regions, the political party once run by Viktor
>>> Yanukovych, who was ousted by pro-democracy protests earlier this year in
>>> Ukraine. And from 2004 until Mr. Yanukovych’s exile, Mr. Zlochevsky worked
>>> as a government minister _ overseeing natural resources, the environment
>>> and defense during the span of three Ukrainian administrations. Ukrainian
>>> reform critics also named Mr. Zlochevsky as one of the several ministers
>>> who built up extensive private holdings during their tenures in government
>>> and cited several subsidiaries of Mr. Zlochevsky’s firm, Burisma, for
>>> obtaining lucrative oil and natural gas leases during the period he worked
>>> as a government minister under Mr. Yanukovych. As you likely know as well,
>>> Mr. Yanukovych was openly trying to draw Ukraine closer economically to
>>> Russia and turned up in Russia after his ouster. *What is Burisma’s
>>> attitude toward the change of government in Ukraine? Does Mr. Zlochevsky
>>> still live and work in Ukraine or has he also fled to Russia or Crimea? Has
>>> Burisma approached the current Ukraine government about continuing to
>>> operate its leases in Dnieper-Donets, the Carpathian and the Azov-Kuban
>>> basins? Will Mr. Biden be involved in any consultations or legal
>>> discussions with the current government about those leases? As a subsidiary
>>> of Brociti, does Burisma have any concerns about doing business both with
>>> Ukraine and with the United States while it is controlled by a former
>>> minister in a now-exiled government that was criticized as pro-Russia?*
>>>
>>> 3. *U*nder U.S. law, any lobbyist for foreign governments or
>>> political parties are required to disclose to the U.S. Justice Department
>>> detailed information about their activities on behalf of their clients _
>>> including all contacts with U.S. officials, campaign contributions, fees
>>> received from clients and expenses incurred in lobbying. However, lawyers
>>> engaged in legal representation of foreign principals in courts or similar
>>> legal proceedings are exempt from those rules as long as those lawyers do
>>> not try to influence U.S. policy at the behest of their client. *Since
>>> your company was well aware that Mr. Biden is the son of the current U.S.
>>> vice president, Joe Biden, (as was made clear in your press release
>>> announcing his hiring) do you plan on restricting his legal work from any
>>> U.S. lobbying? Since the current U.S. foreign policy regarding Ukraine is
>>> to support the current government, do you see any conflict of interest in
>>> your firm being run by a member of Ukraine’s former pro-Russian government?
>>> Would you expect Mr. Biden to support the company’s position if it
>>> conflicted in any way with U.S. diplomatic policy in Ukraine? Does Mr.
>>> Zlochevsky’s history as a top official in the Party of Regions and with
>>> former pro-Russian president Yanukovych conflict with Burisma’s stated
>>> preference for an independent gas and oil industry in Ukraine (as cited in
>>> Devon Archer’s April 28 release about “3 Steps Towards Energu
>>> Independence”)?*
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> From: Alan Apter <alan.apter@burisma.com>
>>> Date: Saturday, May 31, 2014 at 1:06 PM
>>> To: Ryan Toohey <ryan.toohey@fticonsulting.com>
>>> Cc: Vadim Pozharskyi <v.pozharskyi.ukraine@gmail.com>, Hunter Biden <
>>> hbiden@rosemontseneca.com>, "darcher@rosemontseneca.com" <
>>> darcher@rosemontseneca.com>, Heather King <hking@BSFLLP.com>,
>>> "McInerney, Jamie" <Jamie.McInerney@FTIConsulting.com>, Lawrence
>>> Pacheco <Lawrence.Pacheco@FTIConsulting.com>
>>> Subject: Re: Privileged and Confidential
>>>
>>> never got his email
>>>
>>> agree fully with Ryan's plan
>>>
>>> look forward to draft response
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 4:31 PM, Toohey, Ryan <
>>> Ryan.Toohey@fticonsulting.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> All,
>>>>
>>>> I spoke late yesterday with Steve Braun, the AP reporter who called
>>>> Alan on Thursday. He indicated he had also sent a list of questions to Alan
>>>> and he has now passed these on in his email below. You'll see from his
>>>> biography, also pasted below, that he is an experienced and very credible
>>>> journalist.
>>>>
>>>> Our sense is that the AP has put a good deal of resources behind
>>>> their reporting but are still fishing and unsure about what their final
>>>> angle will be. To that end, where we can rebut points Braun makes in his
>>>> note we should, while at the same time conveying some of our better
>>>> messages about transparency, good governance and western standards. We
>>>> may have to ignore or not speak to some of his questions and that is fully
>>>> ok.
>>>>
>>>> We would suggest that we do this via a fairly detailed email to the
>>>> reporter, followed by a call from us to clarify certain points. We can
>>>> always come back to this team with specific questions.
>>>>
>>>> We can send around a draft response this weekend and can discuss
>>>> early Monday.
>>>>
>>>> As always, we are happy to talk through this. I am at + 1 917-280-2198
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Ryan
>>>>
>>>> Stephen Braun
>>>> <http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-Braun/e/B004G8EY04/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_2>is
>>>> based in Washington for the Associated Press
>>>> <http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/fronts/HOME?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME>, where
>>>> he has worked as a national investigative reporter and as AP’s National
>>>> Security Editor. Previously, he was a national correspondent based in
>>>> Washington for the Los Angeles Times
>>>> <http://articles.latimes.com/2004/dec/14/world/fg-bout14>. He shared
>>>> in the Times’ 1991 Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the Los Angeles riots and
>>>> a 2002 Overseas Press Club international reporting award for “Inside al
>>>> Qaeda,” a series of stories about the rise of the terror group. His
>>>> reportage has ranged from presidential politics and investigations to
>>>> foreign and domestic terrorism, and he has covered many landmark American
>>>> news stories of the past two decades, including the Sept. 11attacks,
>>>> Hurricane Katrina and five national elections.
>>>>
>>>> As a Times national correspondent from 1993 to 2008, Braun covered
>>>> national affairs and the Midwest from Chicago, then transferred to
>>>> Washington, where his work included national politics, international
>>>> investigations and national affairs. Before joining the Times national
>>>> staff, he worked on the paper’s metropolitan desk in Los Angeles as an
>>>> editor and staff writer. He also reported at the Detroit Free Press,
>>>> Philadelphia Daily News and Baltimore News American, where he was a
>>>> Pulitzer finalist in 1981. A 1975 graduate of the University of
>>>> Pennsylvania, he has written for Foreign Policy Magazine
>>>> <http://www.douglasfarah.com/pdfs/bout.pdf>, Men’s Vogue, Rolling
>>>> Stone, the Washington Monthly and Los Angeles Times Magazine.
>>>>
>>>> Begin forwarded message:
>>>>
>>>> *From:* "Braun, Stephen S." <SBraun@ap.org>
>>>> *Date:* May 30, 2014 at 4:18:12 PM EDT
>>>> *To:* "ryan.toohey@fticonsulting.com" <ryan.toohey@fticonsulting.com>
>>>> *Subject:* *Apter email*
>>>>
>>>> Ryan—
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Here’s the email I sent to Mr. Apter, slightly modified with more
>>>> recent details we’ve since learned. Again, thanks for taking this up.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dear Mr. Apter:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I am a reporter with the Associated Press in Washington and am working
>>>> with other AP reporters here and in several international locations on a
>>>> story about Hunter Biden’s joining Burisma Holdings Ltd on the company’s
>>>> board and as director of its legal unit. We are trying to obtain some more
>>>> information about Burisma, its corporate ownership and structure, as well
>>>> as the circumstances of Mr. Biden’s decision to join the firm, as well as
>>>> its political and international implications, and hope you can help us by
>>>> either talking with me by telephone or responding by email. We plan to
>>>> publish a news story in the coming days and hope you can respond to me by
>>>> Monday noon E.S.T. at the latest. I called you in London earlier today and
>>>> left a message but since I did not receive a reply by the day’s end, I
>>>> decided to send these questions by email.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 1. AP reporters have been examining U.S. Securities and Exchange
>>>> documents and Cypriot corporation documents that reference Burisma in
>>>> recent days. Those documents show that Burisma, organized in Limassol,
>>>> Cyprus, is a subsidiary of another Cyprus-based firm, Brociti Investments
>>>> Limited, registered in Nicosia. Cypriot documents we reviewed show that
>>>> Burisma was set up and initially controlled by two Ukrainian nationals,
>>>> Mykola Zlochevsky and Mykola Lisin (each man held 500 shares according to
>>>> these filings). The two men transferred their shares to Bayardia Trading
>>>> Ltd in April, 2011, and Bayardia then transferred ownership to Raven
>>>> Financial Services Corp, based in the British Virgin Islands, in May, 2011.
>>>> In July 2011, Raven then transferred the shares to Brociti. Documents
>>>> reviewed by AP show that the controlling interest in Brociti _ about 1
>>>> million shares -- is owned by Mykola Zlochevsky, the same man who had owned
>>>> Burisma with Lisin in early 2011 (our understanding is that Lisin is now
>>>> deceased). A May 14, 2013 Burisma filing (which came after the transfer of
>>>> Burisma Holding’s 1000 shares to Brociti) names you as one of two directors
>>>> of Burisma, along with Riginos Charalampous of Cyprus. *As chairman of
>>>> the board of Burisma Holdings, do you report to Mr. Zlochevsky? Does Mr.
>>>> Zlochevsky exercise authority over Burisma’s decision-making, hiring and
>>>> legal operations? If so, did Mr. Zlochevsky approve or was he consulted in
>>>> Mr. Biden’s hiring? If so, can you provide an explanation of why Mr.
>>>> Zlochevsky wanted Mr. Biden to join Burisma? Did Burisma first approach Mr.
>>>> Biden prior to his hiring, and if so, what brought him to the company’s
>>>> attention? Will Mr. Biden report to Mr. Zlochevsky and/or does Mr.
>>>> Zlochevsky have oversight in Mr. Biden’s work due to his controlling
>>>> interest in Burisma?*
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 2. Corporate documents and media and official Ukrainian
>>>> government reports from the past decade show that Mr. Zlochevsky was a
>>>> prominent Ukrainian political and government figure. He was a ranking
>>>> member of the Party of Regions, the political party once run by Viktor
>>>> Yanukovych, who was ousted by pro-democracy protests earlier this year in
>>>> Ukraine. And from 2004 until Mr. Yanukovych’s exile, Mr. Zlochevsky worked
>>>> as a government minister _ overseeing natural resources, the environment
>>>> and defense during the span of three Ukrainian administrations. Ukrainian
>>>> reform critics also named Mr. Zlochevsky as one of the several ministers
>>>> who built up extensive private holdings during their tenures in government
>>>> and cited several subsidiaries of Mr. Zlochevsky’s firm, Burisma, for
>>>> obtaining lucrative oil and natural gas leases during the period he worked
>>>> as a government minister under Mr. Yanukovych. As you likely know as well,
>>>> Mr. Yanukovych was openly trying to draw Ukraine closer economically to
>>>> Russia and turned up in Russia after his ouster. *What is Burisma’s
>>>> attitude toward the change of government in Ukraine? Does Mr. Zlochevsky
>>>> still live and work in Ukraine or has he also fled to Russia or Crimea? Has
>>>> Burisma approached the current Ukraine government about continuing to
>>>> operate its leases in Dnieper-Donets, the Carpathian and the Azov-Kuban
>>>> basins? Will Mr. Biden be involved in any consultations or legal
>>>> discussions with the current government about those leases? As a subsidiary
>>>> of Brociti, does Burisma have any concerns about doing business both with
>>>> Ukraine and with the United States while it is controlled by a former
>>>> minister in a now-exiled government that was criticized as pro-Russia?*
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 3. *U*nder U.S. law, any lobbyist for foreign governments or
>>>> political parties are required to disclose to the U.S. Justice Department
>>>> detailed information about their activities on behalf of their clients _
>>>> including all contacts with U.S. officials, campaign contributions, fees
>>>> received from clients and expenses incurred in lobbying. However, lawyers
>>>> engaged in legal representation of foreign principals in courts or similar
>>>> legal proceedings are exempt from those rules as long as those lawyers do
>>>> not try to influence U.S. policy at the behest of their client. *Since
>>>> your company was well aware that Mr. Biden is the son of the current U.S.
>>>> vice president, Joe Biden, (as was made clear in your press release
>>>> announcing his hiring) do you plan on restricting his legal work from any
>>>> U.S. lobbying? Since the current U.S. foreign policy regarding Ukraine is
>>>> to support the current government, do you see any conflict of interest in
>>>> your firm being run by a member of Ukraine’s former pro-Russian government?
>>>> Would you expect Mr. Biden to support the company’s position if it
>>>> conflicted in any way with U.S. diplomatic policy in Ukraine? Does Mr.
>>>> Zlochevsky’s history as a top official in the Party of Regions and with
>>>> former pro-Russian president Yanukovych conflict with Burisma’s stated
>>>> preference for an independent gas and oil industry in Ukraine (as cited in
>>>> Devon Archer’s April 28 release about “3 Steps Towards Energu
>>>> Independence”)?*
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thanks much,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Steve Braun, AP Washington
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Stephen Braun
>>>>
>>>> Associated Press, Washington Bureau
>>>>
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>>>>
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>>>>
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>>>>
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