Sterling

The Board Assured Services has met its' fair share of adversity in the world of business. Foundations have crumbled and more often than they can count, the board of shareholders have had to gut their projects and start from scratch. However, there is always light at the end of the tunnel. After months upon months of strategy and graft to position Assured Services to be a well-oiled machine, the company is now consistently making money. Now comes the question - where do we go from here? The key shareholders of the board met at the CEO's home and began to lay the road for Assured's future. They would begin scouring the city of Los Santos and wider state for talent; hungry and driven individuals willing to put in work and start making sales. Assured Services' property, loans and gun market subsidiaries would start to advertise internships for people to learn the craft and take the organisation to the next level. For those who had given their blood, sweat and tears to bringing Assured to where it was now, this move could not happen sooner.

The C-Suite After months of preparation and a long graft, Assured Services and its' subsidiaries were running like a well-oiled machine. In no small part, that was thanks to our very own James Hawkes. Due to the departure of Dennis P. Good from his active role in the company, the C-Suite was down to two. In recognition of his dedication as VP of Marketing & Administration, James Hawkes was promoted to Assured's Chief Liaison Officer. With the newest addition to the C-Suite, we hit the ground running and strategised. The countdown to unveiling our latest project had begun!