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'''George Maximinus Lahaye Kerularios''' (born 8.IX.{{AN|1669}}) is a New Alexandrian businessman and noble, currently serving as Chairman of the Board of [[Kerularios & Company]] and [[Nobility of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Marquess of Fontainebleau]]. He is the son of [[Jacqueline Kerularios]] and [[George Lahaye]], and the great-grandson of company founder [[Maximinus Kerularios]]. | '''George Maximinus Lahaye Kerularios''' (born 8.IX.{{AN|1669}}) is a New Alexandrian businessman and noble, currently serving as Chairman of the Board of [[Kerularios & Company]] and [[Nobility of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Marquess of Fontainebleau]]. He is the son of [[Jacqueline Kerularios]] and [[George Lahaye]], and the great-grandson of company founder [[Maximinus Kerularios]]. | ||
Born in [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]], he was raised within the family business and joined the Board of Directors of [[Kerularios & Company]] in {{AN|1710}}. He assumed the role of Chairman of the Board and inherited the Marquisate of Fontainebleau upon his mother's death in XI.{{AN|1752}}. | Born in [[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria]], he was raised within the family business and joined the Board of Directors of [[Kerularios & Company]] in {{AN|1710}}. He assumed the role of Chairman of the Board and inherited the Marquisate of Fontainebleau upon his mother's death in XI.{{AN|1752}}. His appointment as chairman came in the same year as the change of leadership at [[Casa Barilla]], the pasta maker whose rivalry with the Kerularios began in the [[Port Wars of 1742]]. | ||
He resides at the family estate in [[Fontainebleau]], [[Alduria]], with his wife [[Isabelle Fontaine-Deschamps]], whom he married in {{AN|1694}}. The couple have three children and seven grandchildren. | He resides at the family estate in [[Fontainebleau]], [[Alduria]], with his wife [[Isabelle Fontaine-Deschamps]], whom he married in {{AN|1694}}. The couple have three children and seven grandchildren. | ||
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| Full Name | George Maximinus Lahaye Kerularios |
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Marquess of Fontainebleau (1752 AN - ) Chairman of the Board, Kerularios & Company (1752 AN - ) Member of the Board of Directors, Kerularios & Company (1710 AN - ) |
| Birth Date | 8.IX.1669 AN |
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Married to Isabelle Fontaine-Deschamps (m. 1694 AN)
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| Residence | Fontainebleau, Alduria |
George Maximinus Lahaye Kerularios (born 8.IX.1669 AN) is a New Alexandrian businessman and noble, currently serving as Chairman of the Board of Kerularios & Company and Marquess of Fontainebleau. He is the son of Jacqueline Kerularios and George Lahaye, and the great-grandson of company founder Maximinus Kerularios.
Born in Punta Santiago, Alduria, he was raised within the family business and joined the Board of Directors of Kerularios & Company in 1710 AN. He assumed the role of Chairman of the Board and inherited the Marquisate of Fontainebleau upon his mother's death in XI.1752 AN. His appointment as chairman came in the same year as the change of leadership at Casa Barilla, the pasta maker whose rivalry with the Kerularios began in the Port Wars of 1742.
He resides at the family estate in Fontainebleau, Alduria, with his wife Isabelle Fontaine-Deschamps, whom he married in 1694 AN. The couple have three children and seven grandchildren.
Family
- Married to Isabelle Fontaine-Deschamps (m. 1694 AN);
- Maximinus Lahaye Kerularios (b. 1696 AN);
- Elizabeth Lahaye Kerularios (b. 1699 AN);
- Philippe Lahaye Kerularios (b. 1703 AN).
