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| − | ''' | + | | headquarters = Fidelity ([[Loyalty II]])<ref name=H:HMp138>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 138: "The Caritas Agency (Unlisted)"</ref> |
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| + | The '''Caritas Agency''' was the principal talent agency for the [[Loyalty Theatrical Academy]], the [[Free Worlds League]]'s premier performing arts school.<ref name=H:HMp138/> | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | Quickly securing its position as the Free Worlds League's premium performing arts school after its founding in [[2975]], the Loyalty Theatrical Academy often found itself at the mercy of the conflicting and contradictory demands of the endless number of broadcasters across the League seeking to influence it curriculum. While a number of talent agencies set up shop on Loyalty to offer employment opportunities for LTA graduates, the Caritas Agency was among the first and the largest. Following the takeover of LTA by [[Holly Duchesne]] in [[3028]], as part of her efforts to break the stranglehold over the academy's fortunes held by the broadcasters, Duchesne signed an exclusive contract naming the Caritas Agency as the | + | Quickly securing its position as the Free Worlds League's premium performing arts school after its founding in [[2975]], the Loyalty Theatrical Academy often found itself at the mercy of the conflicting and contradictory demands of the endless number of broadcasters across the League seeking to influence it curriculum. While a number of talent agencies set up shop on Loyalty to offer employment opportunities for LTA graduates, the Caritas Agency was among the first and the largest. Following the takeover of LTA by [[Holly Duchesne]] in [[3028]], as part of her efforts to break the stranglehold over the academy's fortunes held by the broadcasters, Duchesne signed an exclusive contract naming the Caritas Agency as the principal agency of the academy. Quickly growing in size and prestige in response, Duchesne was well pleased with Caritas Agency serving as a buffer between her institution and the outside world, signing contract extensions with the agency every ten years, and as of 3067 was expected again to renew the exclusive contract for another decade in [[3068]].<ref name=H:HMp138/><ref name=HBHM-113>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 113: "Society and Culture - Education - Loyalty Theatrical Academy"</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| − | *''[[Handbook: House Marik]]'' | + | * ''[[Handbook: House Marik]]'' |
[[Category:Free Worlds League Corporations]] | [[Category:Free Worlds League Corporations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:49, 2 March 2024
Caritas Agency | |
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| Corporation Profile | |
| Affiliation | Free Worlds League |
| Headquarters | Fidelity (Loyalty II)[1] |
| Leadership | CEO |
| Product(s) | Talent bookings |
The Caritas Agency was the principal talent agency for the Loyalty Theatrical Academy, the Free Worlds League's premier performing arts school.[1]
Overview[edit]
Quickly securing its position as the Free Worlds League's premium performing arts school after its founding in 2975, the Loyalty Theatrical Academy often found itself at the mercy of the conflicting and contradictory demands of the endless number of broadcasters across the League seeking to influence it curriculum. While a number of talent agencies set up shop on Loyalty to offer employment opportunities for LTA graduates, the Caritas Agency was among the first and the largest. Following the takeover of LTA by Holly Duchesne in 3028, as part of her efforts to break the stranglehold over the academy's fortunes held by the broadcasters, Duchesne signed an exclusive contract naming the Caritas Agency as the principal agency of the academy. Quickly growing in size and prestige in response, Duchesne was well pleased with Caritas Agency serving as a buffer between her institution and the outside world, signing contract extensions with the agency every ten years, and as of 3067 was expected again to renew the exclusive contract for another decade in 3068.[1][2]