Third Person POV
The conference room at Blackwood Dominion Enterprises was unusually crowded that morning.
The group's top executives, board members, and major shareholders had all gathered.
Although it was officially a shareholders' meeting, everyone knew the true purpose of today's gathering.
Rosalind Blackwood's will.
Ever since the late Chairwoman's passing, uncertainty had loomed over the company. The recent change in leadership, coupled with the company's declining stock prices, had left everyone anxious about the future.
To the shareholders, however, the cause of Rosalind's death was far less important than what would happen to the shares she left behind.
Blackwood Dominion was not an ordinary corporation.
Despite being publicly listed, it remained a family-controlled empire. Most of the company's shares were held by members of the Blackwood family, while outside shareholders collectively controlled less than half.
