While everyone in Mbeya was offering advice and strategies for conquering the Yeke Kingdom, the office building for Hechingen Food Enterprises in Vienna had also been selected.
Müller, whom Ernst had chosen as the general manager of Vienna Food Company, was introducing the company headquarters to Ernst.
The new company's name once again combined a place name with its function, hence Vienna Food Company. Its headquarters would primarily oversee and coordinate all food-sector affairs under the Hohenzollern Conglomerate, so it was located in Vienna's well-connected and information-rich central district.
"Your Highness, this is the new office location we selected for the company. Its former owner was Count Antonio of Salzburg. Count Antonio had always been active in Salzburg and rarely came to Vienna, so this property had remained vacant. He intended to sell it, and after many rounds of haggling, I finally secured this building for the company within budget," Müller explained to Ernst.
"Mm, the surroundings are quite good, and the transportation is convenient as well. This is a fine location. Working here should make it easier to handle business," Ernst commented.
"Your Highness is right. That was precisely what I considered at the time. This place is just slightly removed from Vienna's city center, yet connects to the wealthy district beside it.
The surrounding environment is elegant and far from the clamor of the bustling city. Land prices nearby are also relatively high. As long as we carry out some professional renovations on this building later, it will certainly make clients feel as though they have returned home.
As the company headquarters, it naturally needs to leave clients with a good impression and make our work easier to carry out," Müller said.
"You are also an old employee. Your abilities in banking were always quite good. Now that