After finishing his conversation with Alexander Fleming, Donnie returned to his office.
With the progress over this period, the Venus Consortium seed to be on the path of rapid developnt again!
However, it was precisely this rapid developnt that necessitated a full board eting for the Venus Consortium.
So, as May 1926 arrived, and the Venus Tower in Atlantic City ca into use, Donnie once again convened a full eting of the Venus Consortium.
This eting of the Venus Consortium attracted attention from countless newspapers and dia outlets across the United States. The pace of developnt of the Venus Consortium surpassed everyone’s imagination, as if every ti they opened their eyes, they would find the Consortium had successfully expanded once again.
However, the Public Relations Departnt of Venus Bank stated that this eting would not be open to the public, but this did not dampen the enthusiasm, with journalists still being sent over.
At tis like this, these Arican dia papers would envy the "Atlantic City Post", for who wouldn’t, as it was the Venus Bank’s own offspring!
At eight in the morning, luxury cars started driving into the Venus Tower, and every journalist outside knew that each car carried a notable figure!
At nine in the morning, Donnie walked into the conference room on the 98th floor of Venus Tower... the entire Venus Tower had 99 floors!
As Donnie walked in, applause thundered, and everyone knew the establishnt of the Venus business empire was brought about by this man.
As usual, Robert Lillard and Café Jackson sat on either side of Donnie, representing the second and third in command of the Venus Consortium!
Compared to the previous full eting of Venus, more people attended this ti.
Nate Sermont, CEO of Surf Hotel; Bastian Robinson, CEO of Starry dia; Joseph Schenck, CEO of ABC; John Block, CEO of Pandora Oil; Duster Boqi, CEO of Apollo Chain; Chris Kamp, CEO of United States Logistics; Warner Ditch from Sinclair Oil; and George Olympia, CEO of Trident Shipyard!
During this ti, Kreiss Investnts formally rged into the Venus Bank’s Investnt Departnt.
Among these companies, ABC, Apollo Chain, Sinclair Oil, and Trident Shipyard were publicly listed!
Besides these, there was also George Archer, CEO of ADM, which had been acquired. Donnie highly valued George’s capabilities and agreed for him to retain shares and continue running ADM. The forr CEO of ADM, John Dennis, had officially resigned, and the Dennis family sold all ADM shares to Venus Bank!
Charlie Chaplin, CEO of United Artists, was also present due to Donnie’s previous plan when United Artists went public. Though Chaplin harbored so discontent, he obediently took his designated seat just the sa.
At this mont, Chaplin had completely lost any leverage against Donnie, whether in company shares or in theater companies controlled by Venus Bank.
Seated next to Chaplin was Alvin Kukar, CEO of Heimdall Theatre Company under Venus Bank!
Originally from the Strategic Departnt of Venus Bank, Alvin Kukar was ultimately decided upon to be the CEO of Heimdall Theatre Company after layers of assessnt.
Currently, the position of CEO of Frigga Pharmaceuticals was concurrently held by Robert Lillard. However, a dozen people from the Strategic Departnt of Venus Bank had been transferred to hold middle to high-level positions at Frigga Pharmaceuticals, alongside talent hired externally by the company.
Ultimately, Frigga Pharmaceuticals would select a new candidate in two years to succeed Robert Lillard as CEO.
Casim Grant, chairman of the Atlantic City Racing Club, had made the Atlantic City Racing Club the competition with the highest prize money and the most listeners in the United States after more than a year of extensive promotion.
Whenever the Atlantic City Racing Club started a race, the racecourse would be overflowing with people.
The Atlantic City Racing Club had now beco a hallmark sport of Atlantic City.
Previously, Casim Grant had proposed to Donnie about inviting King George V of the United Kingdom to watch, and now Atlantic City Racing Club was negotiating with the British royal family over the commission for George V’s attendance.
Well, the British monarchy also needed inco!
Fred Fisher, CEO of Cadillac, although he wouldn’t stay in the position for too long, as Rudwell Wells would take over as CEO of Cadillac once the brand he was overseeing achieved success.
Tor Karam, CEO of Ares Arsenal.
Winston Marl, farm manager.
These people were now the core figures of the Venus business empire.
Alongside these individuals, there were also vice presidents and others from various companies.
anwhile, so special participants included Irving Young, CEO of General Electric. Currently, Venus Bank was the largest shareholder of General Electric, but upon completion of the acquisition, Venus Bank did nothing to alter General Electric, which seed to outsiders like Venus Bank simply treated General Electric as an investnt, akin to how Morgan treated General Electric before!
Only Donnie knew, things were not like that!
The CEO of Westinghouse should also have been present at this occasion. Like General Electric, through this period of acquisition, Venus Bank had also beco the largest shareholder of Westinghouse, though the two companies were different in so respects.
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