“Among other places.”

“Right, well they want to shed this image of a heartless corporation and shine more light on their smaller community based projects. Because lately the only press their getting is the work doing taking over failing companies and mangling them. So they asked me if I could present to the board of investors and come up with a compelling argument as to why they should set up and fund a new office for “Jack of Hearts” here on the east coast.”

“Wow, Tina. That is just incredible. So who else is going up for the offer?”

“Some other companies that they support through out the country, but I have it on a very high authority that it’s really down to me and four other candidates. But realistically I’m the only real possible candidate to actually turn their image into something positive.”

“How so?”

“The other company’s deal with singular causes, which are great don‘t get me wrong. I love what they stand for and the beliefs that they hold and their appearance in the community would be a great asset no doubt. I believe one has music school’s for the under privileged children and the other houses women of domestic violence. But they mainly focus on just one cause, where as my company not only does the same thing but we also help the community directly and indirectly. Like with our new school to work program. Not only do we take the kids that do not want to go college and give them a trade, we guarantee job placement. We have our hands in so many community projects that not only do we help those that are disenfranchised, marginalized, subjugated and overlooked completely by society; we provide a foundation for them to build on and a place to come back to should they feel unstable. Any PR firm worth their weight would tell you my organization is the clear way to go.”

“So what‘s with the waiting game? You already know you‘re a sure thing.”

“It‘s sort of a formality. They have to discuss every option. I‘m the clear choice but I‘m also the most expensive as well. We don‘t half ass do things, I can‘t speak for other organizations though.”