02-01-2014, 06:10 PM
John Carlyle was born in the year 2007, to a family of diminishing power. He is a descendent of the powerful Carlyle family, which established themselves during the Gilded Age. His father, through a series of bad investments lost a large majority of the family money, and most of the family’s real estate was sold in order to compensate for massive debt. During the destruction of New York, his parents were killed in the tsunami as they were sailing in the family’s only remaining yacht. During this time, he was at the Philips Exeter Academy in Andover, MA, and escaped the flood.
All the family’s real estate in Greenwich Connecticut, and New York City was destroyed, and he was left with a trust fund containing less than 10 million dollars, a far shot from his family’s original net worth of over 1.5 billion dollars. After graduating high school he went to Purdue on a full scholarship. While at Purdue, he founded an aeronautics company that made more efficient turbines to be used in jet engines. During this time, he became the president of the local Theta Tau chapter. In his junior year he met Nick Trano during an expo at which his small company was present. He graduated at the top of his class.
After college he went immediately to his Ph.D studies. The day-to-day functions of his company were delegated to his girlfriend while he continued his studies. After he got his Ph.D, he married his longtime girlfriend, and they became John and Tracy Carlyle. Upon returning to the company, he embarked on a massive venture to expand the size and influence of the company. Within 7 years, the Carlyle group was one of the most innovative and high-tech companies in the world. They were a diversified holdings group, with hands in industries ranging from weapons, energies, computer, mobile communications, space, and investment management. During this time, Carlyle bought out Microsoft, Pratt and Whitney. Their weapons development program merged with Raytheon, and for all intents and purposes, Raytheon was annexed into the Carlyle Group. By 2038, the Carlyle group was the largest multinational conglomerate, employing more than 800,000 people within the United States. The median income of a Carlyle employee is 24% above the median income workers in similar companies. During this time, the Carlyle group helped finance and equip the minutemen. Money and equipment was funneled to the minutemen, helping the minutemen’s initiatives win combat situations and Laos and Thailand. At age 32, he once again passed on the day to day running of the company to Tracy, while he became a U.S. Senator, and the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee.
In the six years between ’39 and ’45, he drastically strengthened industrial and trade ties with Argentina, Brazil, and Australia. Through the Carlyle group, he is creating a mutually beneficial relationship with South America, ushering in job growth, industrial growth, and economic growth. His policies at this time, as a leading figure of the political opposition, contradicted those enacted by President Frederick Dawson. Given his considerable influence, he is able to converse with foreign governments with an unprecedented level of authority. He may not be the Secretary of State, but at this point he speaks for a large percentage of the population.
Edited by John Carlyle, Feb 1 2014, 08:23 PM.
All the family’s real estate in Greenwich Connecticut, and New York City was destroyed, and he was left with a trust fund containing less than 10 million dollars, a far shot from his family’s original net worth of over 1.5 billion dollars. After graduating high school he went to Purdue on a full scholarship. While at Purdue, he founded an aeronautics company that made more efficient turbines to be used in jet engines. During this time, he became the president of the local Theta Tau chapter. In his junior year he met Nick Trano during an expo at which his small company was present. He graduated at the top of his class.
After college he went immediately to his Ph.D studies. The day-to-day functions of his company were delegated to his girlfriend while he continued his studies. After he got his Ph.D, he married his longtime girlfriend, and they became John and Tracy Carlyle. Upon returning to the company, he embarked on a massive venture to expand the size and influence of the company. Within 7 years, the Carlyle group was one of the most innovative and high-tech companies in the world. They were a diversified holdings group, with hands in industries ranging from weapons, energies, computer, mobile communications, space, and investment management. During this time, Carlyle bought out Microsoft, Pratt and Whitney. Their weapons development program merged with Raytheon, and for all intents and purposes, Raytheon was annexed into the Carlyle Group. By 2038, the Carlyle group was the largest multinational conglomerate, employing more than 800,000 people within the United States. The median income of a Carlyle employee is 24% above the median income workers in similar companies. During this time, the Carlyle group helped finance and equip the minutemen. Money and equipment was funneled to the minutemen, helping the minutemen’s initiatives win combat situations and Laos and Thailand. At age 32, he once again passed on the day to day running of the company to Tracy, while he became a U.S. Senator, and the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee.
In the six years between ’39 and ’45, he drastically strengthened industrial and trade ties with Argentina, Brazil, and Australia. Through the Carlyle group, he is creating a mutually beneficial relationship with South America, ushering in job growth, industrial growth, and economic growth. His policies at this time, as a leading figure of the political opposition, contradicted those enacted by President Frederick Dawson. Given his considerable influence, he is able to converse with foreign governments with an unprecedented level of authority. He may not be the Secretary of State, but at this point he speaks for a large percentage of the population.
Edited by John Carlyle, Feb 1 2014, 08:23 PM.