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Chapter Ninety-Three: The Perfect Pitch
He continued his presentation, showcasing his team's creative vision: a series of commercials that would highlight the company's global reach, its commitment to sustainability, and its dedication to providing reliable and efficient shipping solutions. The executives listened intently, their faces a mixture of interest and skepticism. But one man remained impassive, his gaze fixed on the slides with a serious expression. Galen Rochester, the CEO of Marina Shipping, was known for his sharp wit and his demanding personality. Albert knew that he had to impress him. As Albert reached the final slide, he paused, taking a deep breath. "Our concept," he said, his voice resonating with conviction, "is to create a campaign that is both informative and inspiring, a campaign that will not only showc
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