"The renewable energy project has already lost three major suppliers within four days," Tristin said coldly as he tossed the documents onto the table.
"Pulling Blackwood Dominion out of that sector at such a crucial moment wasn't the best decision," one of the directors said carefully.
"Our stock price has dropped another six percent this week alone," Miles Harper added grimly.
The room fell silent for a moment.
They had pushed Alexander out of the CEO position and placed Tristin in charge, believing Alexander's methods had been too ruthless and overbearing.
They thought Tristin would soften the company's image and stabilize the situation.
Yet barely one week after the transition, the company was already beginning to fall into disorder.
"We were recovering steadily before this," another executive spoke up cautiously. "But now Echelon Industries is rapidly moving ahead of us."
The moment the words "Echelon Industries" were mentioned, Tristin's expression shifted slightly.
