Planetform Boardroom

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Planetform'€™s Boardroom was located aboard their most prestigious of stations - Canterbury station, in high orbit of Planet Dover. Seeing much of the traffic that passed through the New London system, the outpost was strategically positioned to supply both their own projects in Bretonia, as well as profit from passing trade that was, perhaps, ideologically opposed to their neighbours on Kensington Outpost.

The Boardroom itself was opulence embodied. No cost had been spared on its lavish interior, with plush seats and all manner of discrete yet pleasurable diversions. Were it not for the fact that very few ever saw its interior, eyebrows might have been raised as to how the company could afford such luxuries when their prognosis elsewhere in Bretonia was looking decidedly grim.

The room itself contained a large central table, ringed with deep, comfortable seats. In the unlikely case that all of the directors themselves were present, the table could feasibly seat 12 men. More often than not, only those living locally would make an appearance, with the others being represented via hologram from their secluded country chateaus and extravagant urban pads. Those who had brought view or vocal access to the proceedings were usually admitted in this fashion, unless a chair was booked beforehand. This was, of course, to save congesting the room.

Station staff were not allowed into the room during meetings, with drinks and refreshments being remotely ordered. The room had been comprehensively bug cleared, with technology installed to confound even the stiffest of corporate espionage. Retired consultants from Mi5 and the LSF had been hired to break into the room after being equipped with the latest of intelligence equipment, to no avail. It was probably the most secure room in New London'€™s orbit.

Voting personnel:
Horatio Winston Octavius (Erica Hartmann)
John Preston (SothaSil)
Thomas Grey (Katyn)
Danny Burns (jammi)

Lord William Curtis (Escopton)

Non-voting, vocal members:

View only members:
Richard Farbridge (Slavik)

Archives:
Planet Pittsburgh Air Purification - Motion Passed (Total Majority)