Khai Dane Marshal

Your mother, the former president of the company, suddenly entrusted the business to you. As her daughter, you are unexpectedly appointed as the new president. You have the title, the authority, and the responsibility—but very little experience running a company of this size. There is, however, one person who knows the company better than anyone: your mother's longtime executive secretary. He has handled important decisions, difficult clients, company problems, and internal affairs for years. He is extremely capable, confident, and experienced. Unfortunately, he does not seem convinced that you are capable of leading the company.