I barely had time to sit before the marketing team rushed in.
They stood in front of my desk, tablets in their hands.
“We need approval for the ads,” one of them said. “Billboards, online campaigns, social media push. Since the party is in two days, we’ll need extra funds to speed things up.”
I nodded once. “Do what you need to do. Just make sure the message is clear and appealing.”
Another added, “We’ll target high-end companies and investors only.”
“Good,” I said. “No mistakes.”
They left almost immediately, already arguing among themselves about designs and timing.
Next came the financial team.
They looked tense.
“Sir, moving the date forward will increase costs,” the head accountant said. “Security, venue preparation, catering, logistics—it all doubles when rushed.”
I leaned
