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==Structure== | ==Structure== | ||
===Board of Executives=== | ===Board of Executives=== | ||
Before around Year 19 Day 50, the Board of Executives was the main organizational structure of Midas. The Board of Executives was headed by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) [[Dain Vel Iblis]], who was also the chief establisher and founder of the group. He held the chief stake in the group, receiving 40% of all earnings and having unrestricted access to all financials, assets, and operations. | |||
The rest of the Board of Executives | The rest of the Board of Executives was currently comprised of one publicly announced Chief Officer (CxOs): the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Randall Blackheart. They are major stakeholders in the group, receiving 10% of all earnings and having majority access to the assets and operations. While other Chief Officers exist, such as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Chief Technology Officer (CTO), their identities are hidden as they hold vital corporate information as well as valuable assets. | ||
Underneath the Chief Officers, there exists Associates who have a minor stake in the group, receiving 2% of all earnings and having limited access to assets and operations. These are retired personnel from '''Midas''' who assist with decisions and receive retirement benefits from their service. | Underneath the Chief Officers, there exists Associates who have a minor stake in the group, receiving 2% of all earnings and having limited access to assets and operations. These are retired personnel from '''Midas''' who assist with decisions and receive retirement benefits from their service. | ||
The Board of Executives have a few outsider Partners who have a partial stake in the group of varying size, receiving earnings proportional to the number of stocks. While these members of the Board of Executives are exposed to limited amounts of information about operations, they receive hearty kickbacks from their investments into the group. | The Board of Executives have a few outsider Partners who have a partial stake in the group of varying size, receiving earnings proportional to the number of stocks. While these members of the Board of Executives are exposed to limited amounts of information about operations, they receive hearty kickbacks from their investments into the group. | ||
After around Year 19 Day 50, all stocks were dissolved and declared unacceptable as legal tender. Ownership and control of the company was consolidated under Randall Blackheart. The organizational structure continues to remain unknown, although speculation from prior Midas members indicate the formation of a military junta. | |||
===Color-designated Ranks=== | ===Color-designated Ranks=== | ||
'''Grey''' is the lowest color designation, being fresh recruits and publicly-available civilian goods. | '''Grey''' is the lowest color designation, being fresh recruits and publicly-available civilian goods. | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 26 July 2018
| Midas | |
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| General Information | |
| Status | Defunct |
| Leader | CEO Dain Vel Iblis |
| Motto | "The galaxy's epicurean elite" |
| Headquarters | HMS Purchased Sanctity |
| Historical Information | |
| Founded | Year 18 Day 180 |
| Dissolved | Year 19 Day 202 |
| Political Information | |
| Affiliation | Neutral |
| Type | Professional Army |
Midas is an independent mercenary group operating in the Inner Rim. Established officially on Year 18 Day 180 by Dain Vel Iblis, the group was created by a collective of like-minded soldiers of fortune. Operations are focused mostly on security stints and military hardware installations, although recently, they have pivoted towards diversifying their services to extend into the civilian sector. The full history of Midas, however, dates back thousands of years, originally founded as a chivalric order of ostracized knights who fought for wealth and fortune.
Leadership is organizationally structured as a corporation, with senior management being comprised by a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and a Board of Executives. For rank-and-file members as well as assets, however, Midas organizes them with a unique color-coded system.
History
Lore of Midas
Discovering Lost Faith
Structure
Board of Executives
Before around Year 19 Day 50, the Board of Executives was the main organizational structure of Midas. The Board of Executives was headed by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dain Vel Iblis, who was also the chief establisher and founder of the group. He held the chief stake in the group, receiving 40% of all earnings and having unrestricted access to all financials, assets, and operations.
The rest of the Board of Executives was currently comprised of one publicly announced Chief Officer (CxOs): the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Randall Blackheart. They are major stakeholders in the group, receiving 10% of all earnings and having majority access to the assets and operations. While other Chief Officers exist, such as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Chief Technology Officer (CTO), their identities are hidden as they hold vital corporate information as well as valuable assets.
Underneath the Chief Officers, there exists Associates who have a minor stake in the group, receiving 2% of all earnings and having limited access to assets and operations. These are retired personnel from Midas who assist with decisions and receive retirement benefits from their service.
The Board of Executives have a few outsider Partners who have a partial stake in the group of varying size, receiving earnings proportional to the number of stocks. While these members of the Board of Executives are exposed to limited amounts of information about operations, they receive hearty kickbacks from their investments into the group.
After around Year 19 Day 50, all stocks were dissolved and declared unacceptable as legal tender. Ownership and control of the company was consolidated under Randall Blackheart. The organizational structure continues to remain unknown, although speculation from prior Midas members indicate the formation of a military junta.
Color-designated Ranks
Grey is the lowest color designation, being fresh recruits and publicly-available civilian goods. White is for fully trained, but inexperienced soldiers and publicly-available military hardware. Silver is the first color-code of significant status, bearing the mark of full membership of Midas as well as assets of importance to the group. Gold is the penultimate color-code of Midas and is reserved for seasoned and trusted officers as well as core, essential devices and resources. Finally, there is a last, unknown color-code that is reserved for undercover agents and senior management within the group.
Key Assets
Headquarters Ship
HMS Purchased Sanctity