As he removed the documents from the envelope, he pushed them across the table, towards Michael.
Slightly curious, Michael picked up one of the documents, realizing that it was a deal worth $80 million. It was quite a good deal, and it really suited Vanguard Corporation.
Of course, it was a long-term contract, where it needed Vanguard Corporation to be in charge of security in several events.
Michael set aside the documents containing the information on this contract, instead, he looked at the other document.
This document on the other hand seemed to be a share transfer agreement, where Chris was transferring 12% percent of Harrison Group shares, to Michael.
The Harrison group was the one that was in charge of the several subsidiary companies of the Harrison family. Basically, owning some shares within the group was much more valuable than the shares of the subsidiaries.
With the net worth of about $120 billion, 12% shares equated to around $14 billion in terms of value.
