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“Yes,” Charlie affirmed, adding, “I’m not sure how familiar you are with the Banks family. In the past, my father and the Banks family had a tumultuous rtionship. They even formed an anti-leaf alliance, coborating with several other families to challenge my father. Therefore, I see the Banks family as an adversary. Currently, their ocean transportation venture ispletely stalled, presenting a prime opportunity for me to capitalize on.”
He continued, “Initially, I intended for Doris Young to take charge of this endeavor. However, she informed me that the business requires extensive knowledge of international trade,ws, and tax regtions across various major trading nations. She felt unprepared for the task and suggested you instead.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
“As fate would have it, we just metst night, so I came to seek your assistance. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that you are my mother’s former ssmate.”
Hank paused for a moment before responding, “Charlie, your choice to focus on ocean shipping is a sound judgment. The future of global trade is set to expand significantly. Morerge-scale manufacturers are engaging in global supply chains. For instance, consider the automobile industry: a car’sponentse from various countries—steel from Brazil, rubber from Southeast Asia, high-precision electronics from Japan, all assembled with China’s extensive industrialwork.”
“Most of the transport of raw materials, spare parts, andplete vehicles relies heavily on shipping.”
“Moreover, even in the clothing industry, we now see a global supply chain. A coat that costs a few hundred yuan may use cotton from the U.S., fabrics from China, zippers from Japan, withbor sourced from Vietnam, Bandesh, Romania, and others. These items are then shipped from their respective countries to retail locations.”
“As the number of global supply chains increases, the ocean shipping market is set to flourish. The Banks family’s license has just been revoked, which is a pivotal moment for elerating the restructuring of the domestic ocean shipping sector.”
Charlie nodded and inquired, “Professor Hank, would you be willing to assist me with this? Feel free to discuss yourpensation openly.”
Hank sighed, looking somewhat mncholic. “Charlie, I need to share something with you. Had I not left my previous job, I could very well be the CEO of a Fortune 500pany today, earning a sryparable to Tim Cook’s at Apple, over $100 million annually. I chose to forgo that lucrative path to teach in college, honoring a vow made at my lover’s grave to dedicate thetter half of my life to education and not to pursue wealth.”
Surprised, Charlie asked, “Professor Hank, did your lover pass away?”
“Yes,” Hank replied with a deep sigh. “Back then, I was overly focused on my career. While my peers became executives and sessful entrepreneurs, I was consumed with work, barely home for less than a month each year.”
“I was flying first ss around the world, oblivious to my family life. Once, while on a business trip in Japan, my wife called to tell me she had been experiencing persistent headaches, but I was too busy to provide support. I simply told her to take some ibuprofen or go to the hospital.”
“Who could have imagined that six monthster, she would leave this world due to a malignant brain tumor?”
Hank’s eyes glistened with unshed tears as he continued, “From the day she was diagnosed, I realized the grave mistakes I had made over the years.”
“Money is important, but it is not everything. It cannot rece love, family, or health. No amount of wealth can bring back my beloved, nor can it mend my rtionship with my daughter.”
“At that moment, I vowed to her that I would devote myself to teaching and never again be a ve to money.”
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