mike pence was the vice president of the united states.
mike pence was the vice president of the united states.
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bullet::::- vice president - rosario murillo (2017–present)









































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bullet::::1. isabel saint malo (2014–2019)









































bullet::::2. jose gabriel carrizo (2019–present)









































bullet::::- vice president - mike pence (2017–present)









































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bullet::::- vice president – kourabi nenem (2016-prezent)









































bullet::::- vice president - yosiwo p. george (2015–present)









































bullet::::- vice president - raynold oilouch - (2017–present)









































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bullet::::- vice president - gabriela michetti (2015–present)









































bullet::::- vice president - álvaro garcía linera (2006–present)









































bullet::::- vice president – hamilton mourão (2019–present)









































bullet::::- vice president - marta lucía ramírez (2018–present)









































bullet::::- vice president - otto sonnenholzner(2018–present)
list of vice presidents in 2019
in the summer of 2000, armstrong was appointed vice-president of sales at new york-based news-and-gaming company snowball. while there he became interested in google ads and arranged to meet its sales and operations chief, omid kordestani. kordestani invited him to california to meet sergey brin and larry page, who subsequently appointed him as u.s. sales chief for google. he held positions such as president of google's americas operations (which included the united states and latin america), senior vice president of google inc., vice president of ad sales, and served on google's global operating committee. while at google, armstrong was credited for building what "the new yorker" describes as a "direct-sales force of more than a thousand employees", promoting advertisers and their agencies. armstrong was instrumental in convincing google that a significant amount of their revenue could be generated from individuals who could sell large display ads on other websites. he played a key role in the establishment of google adsense in 2005, which he knew would open advertisers up to a broader range of opportunities at google. armstrong led google into display advertising, aided by a $3.1 billion acquisition of doubleclick in 2007, concluding that the transaction would "strengthen our advertising network by expanding our access to publisher inventory and enabling us to serve the needs of a broader set of advertisers and ad agencies". he used part of the wealth he amassed at google to establish the new jersey news website patch media, with close friend, jon brod, which was later acquired by aol when armstrong was appointed.
tim armstrong (executive)