A New Chief of Staff

Everyone in the group, from top to bottom, who worked as a professional manager aspired to a glimpse of the CEO's seat!

The group's three current senior vice presidents, the executives at Wald Pictures, the Television Group, the Publishing Group, the Home Entertainment Group, and the other subsidiaries—every last one of them wanted to replace Victor as CEO!

That position put its occupant second only to one person, yet above ten thousand others—a figure of immense prestige throughout Hollywood!

Alexander, of course, hoped to claim that position one day.

Of course, the journey might be painful, and it would certainly take a long time. Alexander wouldn't be able to take the group's CEO seat before he turned forty, at the earliest. Still, it was something to aspire to.

"Alexander, which subsidiary of the group would you like to join?"

Zucker asked.

Alexander answered at once. "Boss, I've made up my mind. If possible, I'd like to go to Wald Pictures."

"Oh? I thought you'd go back to your old department, UPN." Zucker was a little surprised, but he quickly saw the pros and cons.

However you looked at it, Golden Dawn Entertainment Group was a media conglomerate. Its most central companies were Water World Animation, Wald Pictures, and the Television Group. Among them, Wald Pictures was the most important—the very core of the core!

"Fine, I agree. Once you've finished handing over your work and your new chief assistant has taken over, I'll arrange for you to join Wald Pictures. You've earned this privilege, and you're the only one who gets it. You've served the group for years, and you've been my assistant for five of them. Nobody else gets to choose where they go, but you can." Zucker's decision was final.

"Thank you. Thank you so much."

Alexander was