Xanadu Titan
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Beginnings
With significant gold investments from his half-brother, Lord Greystoke, van den Bosch founded Xanadu Titan following an epiphany at a meeting with a mysterious group of consultants in Japan during his world-wide trips to make his fortune in the marketing exchange. Humbled by his losses in Croatia, van den Bosch sought wisdom at a Japanese rock garden on his way back to his Arizona home. While still in Japan, van den Bosch and his half-brother met with several consultants and magnates from Canada. At this meeting, a scheme was developed to begin a transnational Wikipedia:conglomerate allowing investors to maximize their profits. After the meeting, van den Bosch and Greystoke traveled to Canada's Northwest Territories and met in a back-woods cabin to further develop their business schemes. From that wilderness meeting, Xanadu Titan was formed.
Basic Structure
- Xanadu Titan (XT) is owned by its shareholders.
- Shares are acquired by donating 5 gold to XT (Each share costs 5 gold)
- Shareholders agree to a game contract to share profits according to number of shares owned.
- Once each month, shareholders convene a meeting to discuss:
- overall intra- and inter-organizational strategy
- whether to split profits according to each shareholder's number of shares - or to reinvest in XT or one or more of the affiliate organizations or companies held.
- Special meetings may be called by the shareholders.
Holdings
Today, Xanadu Titan holds two organizational affiliates.
- Logout - a subsidiary of Xanadu Titan, in Asia
- Postojna - a subsidiary of Xanadu Titan, in South America
In North America, its holdings include: