"We need a financial center in the Southern Hemisphere!"
"Actually, this is a good thing for us. The city that will influence the Southern Hemisphere's finance and economy will be created by us from the ground up!"
The company's Board of Directors was extremely excited to discuss this. The United Development Company had not designated any one person as the company's president.
The company's daily operations were divided into two parts.
The first part was the company's Board of Directors. Its members were elected by vote at the Shareholders Meeting, and there were fifteen of them in total.
They discussed and decided on the company's future direction and general plans, then handed those matters over to the company's second part, the Secretary Office.
The Secretary Office was a true executive level. They filled in the details of the plans and then carried them out concretely.
Therefore, although the head of the Secretary Office was not a member of the Board of Directors, he was qualified to attend such meetings.
Compared with the Board of Directors' "prominence," the Secretary Office might not be as well-known, but its power was by no means small.
This was also a choice made under checks and balances from multiple parties.
The people who formulated the future direction and the people who carried it out were not on the same side. That was how corruption was prevented.
With the Shareholders Meeting serving as a third-party supervisory body, the Federal people truly had gone further when it came to handling such matters.
The shareholders grew somewhat excited during the meeting. Defeating Peng Joe had brought them more than confidence in the war—it had also sparked rapidly growing ambitions!
The Federal people's ambitions were very practical: make money!
Almost no one opposed this proposal. It passed quickly, and