M2i Global (OTC:MTWO) has added former White House official Camilo Sandoval as senior advisor to its executive team and Board of Directors, it said Wednesday.
Sandoval, a veteran of the US Air Force and the National Security Agency, brings decades of experience in government, cybersecurity, and technology policy. He previously served as the White House Chief Information Security Officer and Chief Information Officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
“Camilo's unique background—spanning national cybersecurity, AI policy, and supply chain modernization at the highest levels of government—brings exceptional value to M2i,” said Doug Cole, executive chairman of M2i. “His experience leading major federal technology reforms and his insight into US industrial and national security priorities will help shape our strategic direction as we continue to grow.”
M2i said Sandoval’s appointment is part of its broader mission to build secure and sovereign supply chains for critical minerals, a key priority amid growing geopolitical tensions and the global energy transition.
“M2i's mission is vital to America's long-term economic and national security,” Sandoval said in a statement. “I'm honored to support the team's efforts to strengthen industrial resilience and deepen partnerships with trusted allies.”
Sandoval is currently managing partner at Pacific Square, a strategic advisory firm focused on helping global tech firms manage geopolitical risks and align with US national priorities. He also chaired the Federal Acquisition Security Council, where he led initiatives to protect federal supply chains from foreign threats.
His appointment was cheered by investors, who sent shares of M2i Global 15% higher in early trade on Wednesday.