CEO Suzanne Fielding (CivBE)

Suzanne Fielding leads the American Reclamation Corporation.
==Starships==
The leader Fielding (Economist) generates 50 credits per city each turn.
==Civilopedia Quotes==
===Wonders===
Wonder	Quote
 	"The goal of the Chief should be to align the personal with the larger political, economic, and organizational goals. What's good for the organization's always what's best for the individual."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"Your most valuable human asset has one foot in the code and one foot in the world and is still on solid ground."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"What I like best about quantum computing is that we get something for nothing from someone else's somewhere."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"I eagerly anticipate the results of infusing additional solar capital into moribund benthic ecosystems. Disruption is always a positive force."
Suzanne Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"Operations begin with intelligence. Ideal intel gathers itself, in abundance, before you even conceive of the use for it."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, New Approaches to Perpendicular Colonial Relations
===Technology===
Technology	Quote
 	"Life is an inherently depreciating asset."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"What is best for the shareholders of the American Reclamation Corporation? That's what's best for you."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"All planets possess inherent value and establishing the exact dollar value of the property should be a priority."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"Patent your discoveries. Each new species represents an opportunity for uncontestable ownership of that lifeform."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"The capacity for stupid agents to produce smart outcomes has a lesson for the manager. Your employees do not need to know very much for you to get the desired results."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"The only reason you are here is because a committee picked who to send. Ponder why they chose you instead of their own self-interest."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"Resistance, in regards to electrical conductivity, is undesirable. In regards to hyperconductivity, it is futile."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
 	"Computational and human resources should never have been separate strategic assets."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
===Civilopedia Quotes===
Technology 	Quote
Sponsors and Leaders	The value of a contact is proportional to the number of people she can influence within the organization. Don’t negotiate with someone who can’t make things happen on their side.
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
Stations 	"Business subsidiaries offer an opportunity to reduce risk, explore growth opportunities, and securely offload bad assets."
Suzanne Marjorie Fielding, Transplanetary Management, Methods, and Resources
==Official teaser==
From Civilization.com:
Civilization: Beyond Earth Leader Interview: Suzanne Fielding
"Fielding Aims toward the Skies as ARC Skyrockets"
Interview with "The Journal", August 23, 2216
One would think that there are no new worlds for the CEO / CFO of American Reclamation Corporation (NASDAQ: ARCZ) to conquer, but Suzanne Marjorie Fielding would tell you otherwise. I was recently granted a brief interview with arguably one of the most powerful people in the world after the latest earnings call. Everything was fair game – including "Operation Riverboat," the Seeding venture and what everyone is talking about these days: deep space travel. This is our conversation in its entirety.
The Journal: Today’s message to the shareholders was long on ARC’s current practices here on Earth and broadly talked about a vision for the future beyond Earth. How do you see things going based on your time with ARC so far?
Fielding: When I started at American Reclamation Corporation, it was to help reclaim coastal lands as part of the ARC’s Trans-Mississippi Recovery Initiative. My family was a big factor in that. I grew up on the Texas side of the Gulf coast. My father was a small business owner – he owned three hardware stores - and he taught me that diligence, hard work and attention to detail are what matter most. ARC has always stood for those values, as we have pulled ourselves past the Great Mistake. Knowing that ARC creates real solutions to global problems has been a major motivating force in my time here.
And now?
I’ve come a long way from that idealistic intern fresh out of LSU. Not only does ARC have the technical knowhow, production and infrastructure to work on the biggest global issues challenging everyone, we are now more financially sound than ever before. Ask any CIO that I’ve talked to today – go on, there’s about 190 of them to choose from – all agree that our direction is clear. We are leveraging our capital reserves to participate in Seeding ventures. And while we still hold a firm belief for everything ARC can accomplish here on Earth, we also have our eye on the stars.
Clearly, creating a financial arm for the Seeding venture has been a huge win for ARC so far. As you just alluded to, though, deep space travel is now a reality. Will that take your company's mission into space?
Everything ARC has done is consistent with its mission: To provide global solutions for complex global problems. ARC can move mountains and hold back the ocean, and we have built the physical and financial tools we need to serve our mission and our customers. Our recent developments on the finance side are an investment in the tools to continue this mission.
That isn't really answering the question. Will ARC refocus on space travel versus continuing to develop technologies here on Earth?
With deep space travel now a practical reality, keeping an eye on new markets both on Earth and light years away is obvious. We’re just following in the footsteps of the visionaries and business pioneers that have come before us like Musk, Branson and Cochrane who established the first private footholds in space 200 years ago. Here at ARC, we intend to build and execute our own Seeding ventures, from launch to landing. The Seeding represents a huge number of open markets and unmet needs in services and products, and I intend ARC to be in on the ground floor. If that means terraforming worlds to fit our needs, ARC is uniquely qualified to lead the human race into the future.
To that point, do you feel that ARC's primary mission is unsustainable here on earth?
Absolutely not. This is perfectly consistent with our overall, global mission. We are unique in that ARC can do things to make people’s lives better that no entity, private or public, can do. ARC will be in space, and ARC will be on Earth, and in both places we’ll be at the cutting edge.
Our readers are curious - ARC is doing well now, no doubt, but there was obviously a rough period not so long ago. Are you able to elaborate on your role in the FBI’s "Operation Riverboat"?
I’ve never withheld anything about my involvement with the FBI’s investigations, but you’re focusing on the actions of a few bad apples over a decade ago. A few staff in one regional office were found accountable and were punished, and I don’t need to point out to you that neither ARC’s directorial team nor its board were ever found to be involved or even liable for what occurred there. The system worked in this case, and ARC’s cooperation with the FBI was praised by the Attorney General’s office.
I’ll also remind you that any discussion into the exact nature of what happened touches on proprietary information and practices of the ARC and you would be found liable for discussing them without our explicit permission.
Fine, I understand. Are there any limitations or provisos on the space rights that the US government gave you?
There are some token limitations which really have no concrete effect on our plans or capabilities. I think these represent empty gestures from a government that fails to understand the value of what private enterprise can do in the colonization industry. If Congress says we can’t use the American flag on our spacecraft, I can assure you that a few grams of paint will not affect ARC’s success.
Who do you think is fit to lead a deep space mission on behalf of ARC? Would you want to be involved?
Leadership in this new era is going to be defined by an ability to maintain a clear vision of the larger goals of an organization while still focusing on the details of making the specific mission a success. Our Human Resource division, in conjunction with myself, our board, and our executives, will be creating a system for identifying those leaders of tomorrow. Personally speaking, I value people who can pull their weight. There's no room for playwrights or pedagogues in my world. I've never been the religious sort, so I'm not looking to convert the locals, either.
Are you at all concerned about the trip?
No. There are risks, but we at ARC are very good at risk mitigation.
You’ve spoken publically about a day when we could harvest and properly colonize the surface of planets light years away. Now that the time is upon us...are we ready?
We have to be ready. The American story has been one of the success of our private enterprises, and ARC is the foremost among these. We are the inheritors of a four-century tradition of liberty and property, and the legacy of Western civilization’s prosperity. ARC will do its part to bring that tradition into the future.
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