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ESB-Jörmungandr Group, Inc.
Type	Holding company
Industry	Various
Founder(s)	Sarah Dravot, et. al.
Key people	Sarah Dravot; (Chairman and CEO)
Subsidiaries	ESB-Jörmungandr Group; Imperial & Emirati Bank of Alalehzamin and Constancia; ESB Group (Keltia); ESB Susa

Revision as of 00:20, 6 December 2021

ESB-Jörmungandr Group, Inc. (formerly known as Gainshare Capital Holdings) is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Imperial State of Constancia, and is a global conglomerate trading in goods, commodities, and services. Corporate history from 1.V.1668 is documented here.

Its official corporate address is 1 ESB Way, ESB Estate, Aqaba, Aqabah, Imperial State of Constancia.

History

Originally known and incorporated as Gainshare Capital Holdings, a private equity firm registered and doing business in, and governed by the laws of the then-sovereign Raspur Khanate, Gainshare Capital Holdings gained global attention on its acquisition of the multimillion-erb Imperial & Emirati Bank of Alalehzamin on 20.IV.1661. Its acquisition of the internationally-known conglomerate, the ESB-Jörmungandr Group of Shireroth, made it one of the largest corporations in Constancian, if not Euran, economic history.

The ESB Group has remained active in so-called emerging markets such as Alduria, Floria, and Wechua, as well as maintaining a heavy presence in the Benacian homeland of its precursors, with extensive operations in Elwynn, Ransenar, Sanama, the Sovereign Confederation, the Unified Governorates, and recently, in the newly-sovereign Kingdom of Amokolia.

History since 1689

In 1689 AN a scandal brewed as the heavy involvement of the Nationalist & Humanist Party (N&H) in the Zeed revolution in southern Eura became apparent. Sarah Dravot, in her capacity as International Chair of the N&H, received the official appellation of "Hero of the Revolution" for the support given by the party's paramilitary arm to the All-Union Revolutionary Front. An error in transcription in the official communique, hastily rectified, had attributed the contributions to the Honourable Company of which Sarah Dravot-Osman was also Chairwoman. In response to this miscommunication the Suren, threatened by the rise of an expansionist republican power to its south, announced the swift expulsion of ESB employees from the Confederacy and the introduction of new border checks along the Pan-Euran Highway. Later that same year the Honourable Company received further international attention for the part played by the ESB-Kosaken-Brunïakis-Afzælt in the slaying of Ryan Badstuber, a former Batavian and Jingdaoese footballer during the evacuation of scientists and engineers from Baicha in the failed state of Barbary. Although an investigation by the Secretariat exonerated Frederik Anders the Younger for his part in the action, and cast doubt upon the moral character of Badstuber himself after testimony received from his widow was entered into the public record, the furore gave Calbion the pretext upon which to ban the Honourable Company from operating upon its shores.

In midsummer of 1697 AN the Board of Directors received a petition from the House of Einhorn for the backdated payment of sixty-three years worth of royalties owed to the family for the use of the company names of Einhorn–Silverman–Bochs Group and Jörmungandr A/S, which the petitioners claimed had been wrongfully usurped by Thorgils Tarjeisson, Daniel Dravot & Ernst Cryptsinger without the blessing or permission of the family. Tarjei Thorgilsson, a named beneficiary of the Tarjeisson Trust, and Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir, the Director of Keltian Operations for the Honourable Company, both countered the claim of the petitioners - observing that the petitioners had only entered into public life after being contacted by genealogists from the Order of the Holy Lakes - and upholding the right of Thorgils Tarjeisson to dispose of the name and assets of the Einhorn–Silverman–Bochs Group, inherited from his father Tarjei Einhornsson, as he saw fit.

Corporate Organization

Grades

Table of Grades and Ranks of the Honourable Company of the ESB-Jörmungandr Group, Inc
Grade	RP Rank Code	Company Rank	Responsibility
Chairman (4.0)	OF-10	Chairman	Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of the Honourable Company.
Senior Leadership (3.0)	OF-9	Director	Voting member of the Board of Directors of the Honourable Company. Head of a Directorate of the Honourable Company.
	OF-8	Secretary	Head of the Secretariat. Voting member of the Board of Directors.
	OF-7	Deputy Director	Deputy Head of a Directorate. Head of a subordinate entity within a Directorate. Non-voting member of the Board of Directors.
Senior Traders (2.1)	OF-6	Resident	Appointed to a specified port or other location for the purpose of organising beneficial trade and of collating and relaying timely reports on all matters that may be of concern or interest to the Board of Trade in their parent directorate or else for the attention of the Board of Directors of the Honourable Company itself.
	OF-5	Deputy Resident
	OF-4	Superintendent of Cargo & Customs
	OF-3	Intendent of Cargo & Customs
Registered Traders (2.2)	OF-2	Chief Factor
	OF-1	Factor
	OF(C)	Apprenticed Trader
Senior Writers (1.1)	OR-9	Observer
	OR-8	Clerk of the Far Shore
	OR-7	Clerk of the Near Shore
	OR-6	Clerk of Consignments
	OR-5	Clerk of the Office
Junior Writers (Honoured Sons) (1.2)	OR-4	Honoured Son of the Company
	OR-3	Proficient Son of the Company
	OR-2	Dutiful Son of the Company
	OR-1	Bonded Son of the Company

ESB corporate officers and personnel, while duty-stationed or physically present in Eura, are considered members of the 1634th ESB-Jörmungandr Division, 505th (Aqabah) Army of the Imperial Constancian Army. The entire Euran Directorate is the 1668th (Timūr al-Osman Taraghay) Brigade, while other non-Euran Directorate ESB personnel constitute the 1800th (Daniel Dravot) Brigade. ESB corporate officers and personnel who are Raspur Pact nationals, when the 1634th ESB-Jörmungandr Division is activated, are considered reserve officers or enlisted personnel of their respective national armed forces based on their ESB corporate rank and billet (if not already an existing member of their national armed forces), on detached duty in accordance with Joint Military Council protocols.

The corporation is governed by a Board of Directors, which is the final determinant of corporate policy. Day-to-day business operations are run by an executive team.

Board of Directors

File Photograph	Director's Name	Designation	Area of Operations	Employee Number
	Sarah Dravot	Chairwoman	Micras	1652-34051
	Klaus Pasternak	Secretary to the Board of Directors, Deputy Director, Directorate of Security	Micras	1664-22048
	Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman	Director of Security	Micras
‎	Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar, Prince of Molivadia	Director of Financial and Legal Services	Micras	1662-273075
	Daniyal al-Osman	Director of Apollonian Operations	Apollonia
	Esmeralda al-Osman	Director of Euran Operations	Eura	1652-34051
	Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir	Director of Keltian Operations	Keltia	1666-14068
	Michael Humphrey	Director of Tapferite Operations	Tapfer	1662-273072
	Position vacant	Director of Cibolan Operations	Cibola
	Jeremiah Avon-El	Director of Benacian Operations	Benacia	1679-325009

Secretariat

The Secretariat, reporting to the Secretary to the Board of Directors, exists to provide administrative and technical support to the Board of Directors of the Honourable Company. It coordinates the activities of the various directorates and their subsidiaries in order to ensure compliance with the overall strategic objectives set for the ESB Group by the Board of Directors. Entities reporting directly to the Secretariat include:

Central Records Bureau
Industrial Archaeology Programme
- ESB-Hurmudanka Voluntary Association
Corporate Seafaring Transportation Service
- Aqa Thorgils Tarjeisson, Carrillo-class amphibious command ship
- Doctor Ernst Cryptsinger, Clemency-class hospital ship
- Marcellus Paixhans, Ignatius-class amphibious transport dock vessel
- Admiral Deimos Jasonides, Ignatius-class amphibious transport dock vessel
- Harmony, Harmony-class leisure cruise ship (for use of the Chair and Euran Directorate)
- Amity, Harmony-class leisure cruise ship (presently seconded to the Apollonian Directorate)
- Concord, Harmony-class leisure cruise ship (presently seconded to the Benacian Directorate)

Directorate of Security

Emblem	Unit	Commander	Assigned Directorate	Headquarters	Manpower
Aviation Security Echelon
Corporate & Operational Intelligence Echelon
Land Warfare & Security Echelon
	ESB-Holïurs-Afzælt	Michael Humphrey	ESB Group (Apollonia)	Tiegang (International Mandate)	7,200
	ESB-Jagdverbände	Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman	Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)	6,957
	ESB-Kosaken-Brunïakis-Afzælt	Frederik Anders	ESB Group (Cibola)	Chur (Whales)	10,196
	Jaysh al-Sathrati	Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman	ESB Group (Benacia)	Erudition (Sathrati)	226,253
Maritime Security Echelon
Operational Support Services Echelon
	ESB-SD Force Support Group		Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)	8,640
	Emergency Services Brigade		Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)
	Euran Sustainment Brigade		Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)
	ESB Signals Bureau		Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)
	Exigency Services Business		Security Directorate	Modan, Molivadia, (Constancia)
	Emergency Supplies Business		Security Directorate	Aqaba (Constancia)