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>Triogenix в 18:32, 26 августа 2022

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	'''Executive Director of Operations in the Median - Dr. Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea'''		'''Executive Director of Operations in the Median - Dr. Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea'''

	Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea serves as the current DoO in the Median, handling the organization of most of the IAC’s efforts within the Traverse and nearby Solarian space. Originally born on Aliose in '''2190''', Veuqelix was promoted to the position as part of an agreement between the IAC and the ~~Jargon~~ Government that required the IAC to put a Skrell in charge of the region’s operations if the Federation was to allow them to operate in the Traverse, to begin with. Veugelix is known for giving favouritism to Traverse worlds over Solarian or other human-majority worlds, preferring only minimal aid to the latter while sending an abundance to the former. This favouritism has only served to make them more unpopular within the organization as many worlds formerly under the SOL Alliance have seen delayed and minimal aid given to them, while responses to Traverse world disasters are almost immediate and abundant. Most notably they were the ones in charge of the Violet Dawn response and were implicated in several scandals, with them being accused of mishandling funds and misdirecting aid, leading to a delayed and inefficient response. Despite the evidence, many of these allegations have been covered up or excused as being the work of a subordinate.		Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea serves as the current DoO in the Median, handling the organization of most of the IAC’s efforts within the Traverse and nearby Solarian space. Originally born on Aliose in '''2190''', Veuqelix was promoted to the position as part of an agreement between the IAC and the Nralakk Government that required the IAC to put a Skrell in charge of the region’s operations if the Federation was to allow them to operate in the Traverse, to begin with. Veugelix is known for giving favouritism to Traverse worlds over Solarian or other human-majority worlds, preferring only minimal aid to the latter while sending an abundance to the former. This favouritism has only served to make them more unpopular within the organization as many worlds formerly under the SOL Alliance have seen delayed and minimal aid given to them, while responses to Traverse world disasters are almost immediate and abundant. Most notably they were the ones in charge of the Violet Dawn response and were implicated in several scandals, with them being accused of mishandling funds and misdirecting aid, leading to a delayed and inefficient response. Despite the evidence, many of these allegations have been covered up or excused as being the work of a subordinate.

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	==Sparring Sea==		==Sparring Sea==

	Operations under this area of operation are within the Empire of Dominia, the Izweski Hegemony, the People’s Republic of Adhomai, the Democratic People’s Republic of Adhomai, and the New Kingdom of Adhomai. The IAC is mostly active on Adhomai and Moghes, where they provide healthcare for the less fortunate members of society. The IAC has been active on Adhomai since the Second Civil War and continues to have at least a minor presence in all three factions today, but the majority of their focus has turned to the Izweski Hegemony now that Adhomai is recovering. The IAC has some concerns regarding their members in these territories, especially the anti-xeno sentiment held by many in the DPRA, but has continued its operations regardless. The International Aid Corps enjoys a similar experience to its operations within the ~~Jargon~~ Federation, with all three Tajaran Governments supporting the IAC’s involvement on Adhomai. The IAC has not been allowed to enter the Empire of Dominia’s space and has continued to appeal the decision with no sign of it being overturned in the near future.		Operations under this area of operation are within the Empire of Dominia, the Izweski Hegemony, the People’s Republic of Adhomai, the Democratic People’s Republic of Adhomai, and the New Kingdom of Adhomai. The IAC is mostly active on Adhomai and Moghes, where they provide healthcare for the less fortunate members of society. The IAC has been active on Adhomai since the Second Civil War and continues to have at least a minor presence in all three factions today, but the majority of their focus has turned to the Izweski Hegemony now that Adhomai is recovering. The IAC has some concerns regarding their members in these territories, especially the anti-xeno sentiment held by many in the DPRA, but has continued its operations regardless. The International Aid Corps enjoys a similar experience to its operations within the Nralakk Federation, with all three Tajaran Governments supporting the IAC’s involvement on Adhomai. The IAC has not been allowed to enter the Empire of Dominia’s space and has continued to appeal the decision with no sign of it being overturned in the near future.

	==The Median==		==The Median==

	Operations under this area of operation are within the Solarian Alliance - including its former territories in the Wildlands where safe to do so, and the ~~Jargon~~ Federation. The IAC has been unwilling to send its personnel to some regions of the Wildlands due to the instability of the regions and has focused its efforts on the Solarian Alliance and the ~~Jargon~~ Federation. The corps has a strong presence in both nations, with the ~~Jargon~~ Federation giving a large amount of material and personnel in support of IAC operations within the Traverse. Despite the ideological differences between the Sol Alliance and the IAC, the organisation operates almost freely within its space. With this said though the IAC is unable to deploy its non-human staff here, which has harshly affected its ability to operate within Solarian space.		Operations under this area of operation are within the Solarian Alliance - including its former territories in the Wildlands where safe to do so, and the Nralakk Federation. The IAC has been unwilling to send its personnel to some regions of the Wildlands due to the instability of the regions and has focused its efforts on the Solarian Alliance and the Nralakk Federation. The corps has a strong presence in both nations, with the Nralakk Federation giving a large amount of material and personnel in support of IAC operations within the Traverse. Despite the ideological differences between the Sol Alliance and the IAC, the organisation operates almost freely within its space. With this said though the IAC is unable to deploy its non-human staff here, which has harshly affected its ability to operate within Solarian space.

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	While Elyra does fund and occasionally equip the IAC, it has historically never allowed the Corps to conduct operations within its own borders, simply citing that there are no pressing matters which would require the IAC’s time, attention, or resources. This changed only recently however with the aftermath of the Lii’dra incursion on Bursa where the IAC deployed in force at the behest of the Elyran government, but since there have been no further IAC missions in the territory of the Serene Republic of Elyra. Critics outside of the Elyran state have railed against the Elyran government for not letting the IAC provide aid and care to some of Elyra’s most impoverished Non-Citizen Persons, though repeatedly the Elyran government has affirmed its capacity to provide adequate medical care and standards of living for its NCP population without outside assistance or help.		While Elyra does fund and occasionally equip the IAC, it has historically never allowed the Corps to conduct operations within its own borders, simply citing that there are no pressing matters which would require the IAC’s time, attention, or resources. This changed only recently however with the aftermath of the Lii’dra incursion on Bursa where the IAC deployed in force at the behest of the Elyran government, but since there have been no further IAC missions in the territory of the Serene Republic of Elyra. Critics outside of the Elyran state have railed against the Elyran government for not letting the IAC provide aid and care to some of Elyra’s most impoverished Non-Citizen Persons, though repeatedly the Elyran government has affirmed its capacity to provide adequate medical care and standards of living for its NCP population without outside assistance or help.

	==~~Jargon~~ Federation==		==Nralakk Federation==

	IAC operations in the ~~Jargon~~ Federation are limited to the Traverse— specifically the general area that borders human-controlled space. Due to how vast the Traverse is, the official Federation response is typically delayed, leading to the Federation unofficially relying on the IAC to be the first response to any major disaster in the region. Along with this, the Federation is noted by the IAC to be quite cooperative with the organization albeit bordering on overbearing; the Federation routinely provides material and even personnel in support of IAC efforts in the region when able. This support comes with more oversight than the IAC is used to, however, with the ~~Jargon~~ Federation detailing how exactly they wish their contributions to be used; the Federation is known to outline planets or regions of importance as well as only allowing the IAC to set up their facilities within designated zones. This aid and the terms that come with it is accepted by the IAC due to the strain that operations within the Traverse have on the organisation’s logistics.		IAC operations in the Nralakk Federation are limited to the Traverse— specifically the general area that borders human-controlled space. Due to how vast the Traverse is, the official Federation response is typically delayed, leading to the Federation unofficially relying on the IAC to be the first response to any major disaster in the region. Along with this, the Federation is noted by the IAC to be quite cooperative with the organization albeit bordering on overbearing; the Federation routinely provides material and even personnel in support of IAC efforts in the region when able. This support comes with more oversight than the IAC is used to, however, with the Nralakk Federation detailing how exactly they wish their contributions to be used; the Federation is known to outline planets or regions of importance as well as only allowing the IAC to set up their facilities within designated zones. This aid and the terms that come with it is accepted by the IAC due to the strain that operations within the Traverse have on the organisation’s logistics.

	Sentient-rights investigators are generally well-informed while operating in this region, but relations between the corps and the Traverse population are noted to be quite tense. While the IAC are not beholden to the intricacies of Skrellian society, their activities within the Traverse are seen by the locals as just being an extension of the ~~Jargon~~ Federation’s will, causing friction between volunteers and the local Skrell. The IAC has raised concerns regarding the ban on synthetic IAC personnel being able to work in Federation space, although they have not made serious efforts to try and reach a compromise on the matter.		Sentient-rights investigators are generally well-informed while operating in this region, but relations between the corps and the Traverse population are noted to be quite tense. While the IAC are not beholden to the intricacies of Skrellian society, their activities within the Traverse are seen by the locals as just being an extension of the Nralakk Federation’s will, causing friction between volunteers and the local Skrell. The IAC has raised concerns regarding the ban on synthetic IAC personnel being able to work in Federation space, although they have not made serious efforts to try and reach a compromise on the matter.

	==People's Republic of Adhomai==		==People's Republic of Adhomai==

>Alberyk в 22:56, 31 июля 2022

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>Caelphon в 07:10, 3 июня 2022

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	Officially founded in '''2290''', three years after the First Interstellar War, The Interstellar Aid Corps is a humanitarian group that provides relief and assistance with the underdeveloped regions of the Spur. The IAC has a major foothold in human space, with a focus on the Frontier colonies in particular, but operates in most regions of space where local authorities allow them.		Officially founded in '''2290''', three years after the First Interstellar War, The Interstellar Aid Corps is a humanitarian group that provides relief and assistance with the underdeveloped regions of the Spur. The IAC has a major foothold in human space, with a focus on the Frontier colonies in particular, but operates in most regions of space where local authorities allow them.

	The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna ~~Convention~~ as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.		The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna Accords of Interstellar Law as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.

	The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the Violet Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet. Officials from the Sol Alliance place most of the blame for the negligent handling of the IAC response on Director Urseli’Uleaea, a Skrell mired in controversy for their apparent Skrellian bias. The previous CCO for the IAC, Angela Myre, is so far the only member of the Corps to receive disciplinary action as a result of the Violet Dawn crisis for their part in mishandling funds for the IAC's operations on Mars and was subsequently fired. Most critics of the organisation however consider Myre to be just a scapegoat, while the real perpetrators are still employed.		The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the Violet Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet. Officials from the Sol Alliance place most of the blame for the negligent handling of the IAC response on Director Urseli’Uleaea, a Skrell mired in controversy for their apparent Skrellian bias. The previous CCO for the IAC, Angela Myre, is so far the only member of the Corps to receive disciplinary action as a result of the Violet Dawn crisis for their part in mishandling funds for the IAC's operations on Mars and was subsequently fired. Most critics of the organisation however consider Myre to be just a scapegoat, while the real perpetrators are still employed.

>WhatsUpBrotendo в 10:23, 1 марта 2022

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	The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna Convention as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.		The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna Convention as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.

	The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the Violet Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet.		The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the Violet Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet. Officials from the Sol Alliance place most of the blame for the negligent handling of the IAC response on Director Urseli’Uleaea, a Skrell mired in controversy for their apparent Skrellian bias. The previous CCO for the IAC, Angela Myre, is so far the only member of the Corps to receive disciplinary action as a result of the Violet Dawn crisis for their part in mishandling funds for the IAC's operations on Mars and was subsequently fired. Most critics of the organisation however consider Myre to be just a scapegoat, while the real perpetrators are still employed.

	Currently, the number of members with the IAC is roughly 112 million, including volunteers and permanent staff, with the majority being medical workers. The IAC also employs a large number of engineering, security, and logistical personnel, along with a smaller number of sentient-rights investigators, translators, and liaison staff. Many of the IAC’s non-human volunteers signed up with the organisation after they began operations on their home planet, seeing it as an easy way of getting off-planet and outside of the disaster zone. This has become a common trend despite the organisation being considered untrustworthy by some, with a growing minority of its staff being non-Human or non-Skrell.		Currently, the number of members with the IAC is roughly 112 million, including volunteers and permanent staff, with the majority being medical workers. The IAC also employs a large number of engineering, security, and logistical personnel, along with a smaller number of sentient-rights investigators, translators, and liaison staff. Many of the IAC’s non-human volunteers signed up with the organisation after they began operations on their home planet, seeing it as an easy way of getting off-planet and outside of the disaster zone. This has become a common trend despite the organisation being considered untrustworthy by some, with a growing minority of its staff being non-Human or non-Skrell.

>TheBurninSherman: replaced the word "consistently," with "routinely," for better flow.

2022-03-01T09:03:46Z

replaced the word "consistently," with "routinely," for better flow.

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	===Serene Republic of Elyra===		===Serene Republic of Elyra===

	The Serene Republic of Elyra has a somewhat complicated relationship with the Interstellar Aid Corps, Elyra’s interplay with the organization can be described as present, yet distant. Since its formal entrance into interstellar affairs in '''2381''' following the adaptation of the New Suez Protocol, Elyra has ~~consistently~~ provided funding for the Interstellar Aid Corps under strictly moral pretences and to appear as if it is a member of the wider geopolitical community of the Orion Spur. Elyran funding for the IAC has stayed consistent for nearly 80 years and Elyra has even occasionally donated medical supplies and equipment to the organization over the decades.		The Serene Republic of Elyra has a somewhat complicated relationship with the Interstellar Aid Corps, Elyra’s interplay with the organization can be described as present, yet distant. Since its formal entrance into interstellar affairs in '''2381''' following the adaptation of the New Suez Protocol, Elyra has routinely provided funding for the Interstellar Aid Corps under strictly moral pretences and to appear as if it is a member of the wider geopolitical community of the Orion Spur. Elyran funding for the IAC has stayed consistent for nearly 80 years and Elyra has even occasionally donated medical supplies and equipment to the organization over the decades.

	While Elyra does fund and occasionally equip the IAC, it has historically never allowed the Corps to conduct operations within its own borders, simply citing that there are no pressing matters which would require the IAC’s time, attention, or resources. This changed only recently however with the aftermath of the Lii’dra incursion on Bursa where the IAC deployed in force at the behest of the Elyran government, but since there have been no further IAC missions in the territory of the Serene Republic of Elyra. Critics outside of the Elyran state have railed against the Elyran government for not letting the IAC provide aid and care to some of Elyra’s most impoverished Non-Citizen Persons, though repeatedly the Elyran government has affirmed its capacity to provide adequate medical care and standards of living for its NCP population without outside assistance or help.		While Elyra does fund and occasionally equip the IAC, it has historically never allowed the Corps to conduct operations within its own borders, simply citing that there are no pressing matters which would require the IAC’s time, attention, or resources. This changed only recently however with the aftermath of the Lii’dra incursion on Bursa where the IAC deployed in force at the behest of the Elyran government, but since there have been no further IAC missions in the territory of the Serene Republic of Elyra. Critics outside of the Elyran state have railed against the Elyran government for not letting the IAC provide aid and care to some of Elyra’s most impoverished Non-Citizen Persons, though repeatedly the Elyran government has affirmed its capacity to provide adequate medical care and standards of living for its NCP population without outside assistance or help.

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>WhatsUpBrotendo в 00:34, 1 марта 2022

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>Triogenix в 23:38, 18 февраля 2022

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	The IAC has a handful of facilities present on the surface of Adhomai, and provide medical aid to both factions in the civil war. They have continued efforts in trying to discourage the rebels and government from targeting civilian areas, and Sentient Rights investigators have recently been blowing the whistle on intentional targeting of civilians displaced by the war by both sides.		The IAC has a handful of facilities present on the surface of Adhomai, and provide medical aid to both factions in the civil war. They have continued efforts in trying to discourage the rebels and government from targeting civilian areas, and Sentient Rights investigators have recently been blowing the whistle on intentional targeting of civilians displaced by the war by both sides.
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	The IAC has a handful of facilities present on the surface of Adhomai, and provide medical aid to both factions in the civil war. They have continued efforts in trying to discourage the rebels and government from targeting civilian areas, and Sentient Rights investigators have recently been blowing the whistle on intentional targeting of civilians displaced by the war by both sides.		The IAC has a handful of facilities present on the surface of Adhomai, and provide medical aid to both factions in the civil war. They have continued efforts in trying to discourage the rebels and government from targeting civilian areas, and Sentient Rights investigators have recently been blowing the whistle on intentional targeting of civilians displaced by the war by both sides.
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	The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna Convention as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.		The IAC is a strongly neutral, non-governmental organisation focusing on humanitarian aid. As such, it stays out and attempts to work independently of local politics in the areas that they operate. Volunteers are protected under the Luna Convention as long as they do not abuse their position to involve themselves in local conflicts, and it is considered a war crime to harm a neutral member of the IAC. The IAC follows a strict non-involvement policy, requiring volunteers to stay out of political affairs while deployed with the organisation.

	The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the ~~Violent~~ Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet.		The Interstellar Aid Corps has been involved in numerous scandals since its inception. Over the years, the organisation has been accused of misappropriating funds, negligent handling of relief efforts, and failing to follow standard hiring practices when hiring volunteers. These claims have left a mark on its reputation, with many disaster victims treating the corps’ responding volunteers with mistrust. The most recent scandal in recent memory is the IAC’s handling of the Violet Dawn relief effort; there have been substantiated claims that the Interstellar Aid Corps did not make an organised effort to evacuate civilians for a considerable amount of time, only increasing its efforts on the planet once figures in the Solarian Government had lambasted them on the extranet.

	Currently, the number of members with the IAC is roughly 112 million, including volunteers and permanent staff, with the majority being medical workers. The IAC also employs a large number of engineering, security, and logistical personnel, along with a smaller number of sentient-rights investigators, translators, and liaison staff. Many of the IAC’s non-human volunteers signed up with the organisation after they began operations on their home planet, seeing it as an easy way of getting off-planet and outside of the disaster zone. This has become a common trend despite the organisation being considered untrustworthy by some, with a growing minority of its staff being non-Human or non-Skrell.		Currently, the number of members with the IAC is roughly 112 million, including volunteers and permanent staff, with the majority being medical workers. The IAC also employs a large number of engineering, security, and logistical personnel, along with a smaller number of sentient-rights investigators, translators, and liaison staff. Many of the IAC’s non-human volunteers signed up with the organisation after they began operations on their home planet, seeing it as an easy way of getting off-planet and outside of the disaster zone. This has become a common trend despite the organisation being considered untrustworthy by some, with a growing minority of its staff being non-Human or non-Skrell.
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	'''Chief Executive Officer - Tyler Henderson'''		'''Chief Executive Officer - Tyler Henderson'''

	Holding the highest position in the organization, Tyler Henderson has served as the CEO of the IAC for over three decades. Since their tenure as CEO began Henderson has spent much of their time pushing for a more “corporate” culture within the organization, organizing aspects of the company to be more in line with that of a corporation, as well as working on increasing the IAC’s relations with the megacorporations. Outside of pushing for this, Henderson has normally remained fairly hands-off with the organization, preferring to leave most major decisions in the hands of the committee, only getting involved when a decision requires it and for public appearances. With the recent tragedy of [[Mars#The_Violet_Dawn_Explosion\|Violet Dawn]] and the IAC’s failure to respond appropriately, Henderson has begun to work more closely with the rest of the committee to ensure another repeat of the incident tanking the IAC’s reputation never occurs again, including to the point of firing the previous CCO due to allegations made against them regarding their work during their ~~Violent~~ Dawn aftermath.		Holding the highest position in the organization, Tyler Henderson has served as the CEO of the IAC for over three decades. Since their tenure as CEO began Henderson has spent much of their time pushing for a more “corporate” culture within the organization, organizing aspects of the company to be more in line with that of a corporation, as well as working on increasing the IAC’s relations with the megacorporations. Outside of pushing for this, Henderson has normally remained fairly hands-off with the organization, preferring to leave most major decisions in the hands of the committee, only getting involved when a decision requires it and for public appearances. With the recent tragedy of [[Mars#The_Violet_Dawn_Explosion\|Violet Dawn]] and the IAC’s failure to respond appropriately, Henderson has begun to work more closely with the rest of the committee to ensure another repeat of the incident tanking the IAC’s reputation never occurs again, including to the point of firing the previous CCO due to allegations made against them regarding their work during their Violet Dawn aftermath.

	'''Chief Communications Officer - Olivia Fardin'''		'''Chief Communications Officer - Olivia Fardin'''

	Originally born on Silversun in '''2424''', Olivia Fardin serves as the current Chief Communications Officer for the IAC, handing media created by the organization such as publicly released news, press conferences, and propaganda. Notoriously the previous CCO was dismissed as a result of allegations revolving around their mishandling of funds during the ~~Violent~~ Dawn aftermath, Since her promotion in '''2463''', Olivia has spent much of her efforts working towards moving pass past scandals and allegations and instead giving the galaxy a more renewed, positive opinion on the organization.		Originally born on Silversun in '''2424''', Olivia Fardin serves as the current Chief Communications Officer for the IAC, handing media created by the organization such as publicly released news, press conferences, and propaganda. Notoriously the previous CCO was dismissed as a result of allegations revolving around their mishandling of funds during the Violet Dawn aftermath, Since her promotion in '''2463''', Olivia has spent much of her efforts working towards moving pass past scandals and allegations and instead giving the galaxy a more renewed, positive opinion on the organization.

	'''Executive Director of Operations in the Valley Hale - Dr. Ethan Foulon'''		'''Executive Director of Operations in the Valley Hale - Dr. Ethan Foulon'''
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	'''Executive Director of Operations in the Median - Dr. Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea'''		'''Executive Director of Operations in the Median - Dr. Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea'''

	Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea serves as the current DoO in the Median, handling the organization of most of the IAC’s efforts within the Traverse and nearby Solarian space. Originally born on Aliose in '''2190''', Veuqelix was promoted to the position as part of an agreement between the IAC and the Jargon Government that required the IAC to put a Skrell in charge of the region’s operations if the Federation was to allow them to operate in the Traverse, to begin with. Veugelix is known for giving favouritism to Traverse worlds over Solarian or other human-majority worlds, preferring only minimal aid to the latter while sending an abundance to the former. This favouritism has only served to make them more unpopular within the organization as many worlds formerly under the SOL Alliance have seen delayed and minimal aid given to them, while responses to Traverse world disasters are almost immediate and abundant. Most notably they were the ones in charge of the ~~Violent~~ Dawn response and were implicated in several scandals, with them being accused of mishandling funds and misdirecting aid, leading to a delayed and inefficient response. Despite the evidence, many of these allegations have been covered up or excused as being the work of a subordinate.		Veuqelix Urseli’Uleaea serves as the current DoO in the Median, handling the organization of most of the IAC’s efforts within the Traverse and nearby Solarian space. Originally born on Aliose in '''2190''', Veuqelix was promoted to the position as part of an agreement between the IAC and the Jargon Government that required the IAC to put a Skrell in charge of the region’s operations if the Federation was to allow them to operate in the Traverse, to begin with. Veugelix is known for giving favouritism to Traverse worlds over Solarian or other human-majority worlds, preferring only minimal aid to the latter while sending an abundance to the former. This favouritism has only served to make them more unpopular within the organization as many worlds formerly under the SOL Alliance have seen delayed and minimal aid given to them, while responses to Traverse world disasters are almost immediate and abundant. Most notably they were the ones in charge of the Violet Dawn response and were implicated in several scandals, with them being accused of mishandling funds and misdirecting aid, leading to a delayed and inefficient response. Despite the evidence, many of these allegations have been covered up or excused as being the work of a subordinate.

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