"The other two spots are taken by Rockefeller and Citigroup."
The attendees, who were all leaders of other businesses within the California Consortium, immediately grasped the significance of Giannini's words.
The Marshall Plan involved over $22 billion in funding a massive business opportunity. They could sell a large volume of goods and invest in Europe, often in projects at the national level. Getting involved would mean substantial profits.
Hardy, as one of the leaders of the three teams, had the authority to decide whether the California Consortium could participate.
"I called you here to discuss Hardy's situation. Let me share my thoughts. Although Hardy previously joined the consortium, he was merely an external partner. I think it's time to take a step further and bring him into the consortium's core."
No one objected.
Everyone present understood the benefits Hardy could bring to them, given his current position.
