Daniel Cameron Appointed CEO of 1792 Exchange

The former Kentucky Attorney General will lead the group's efforts against 'woke ideology' in corporate investments.

Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has been appointed as the CEO of 1792 Exchange, a group opposing 'woke ideology' in corporations.
Cameron's role will involve countering investment strategies that consider environmental, social, and governance factors.
Cameron, a rising Republican star with ties to Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump, has not ruled out another run for elected office.
The 1792 Exchange aims to guide public companies towards a neutral stance on divisive, ideological issues.
Cameron's term as attorney general was marked by legal challenges against state and national Democratic policies.