Dynetic Systems Interstellar

### Key people

James K. Tyrell (Executive Chairman and CEO)Josiah M. Tyrell (President and CFO)

### Subsidiaries

List

**Dynetic Systems Interstellar** is an American conglomerate focusing on aerospace, defense, information security, intrasolar transit, intrasolar infrastructure, construction, pharmaceuticals, and e-commerce. It is generally regarded as one of the most influential economic forces in the world, and is one of the world's most valuable brands. It is one of the Big Three American defense and intrasolar operations companies, alongside the Lasanne Corporation and the United Defense Corporation.

Dynetic Systems was founded in 1974 by Kennedy J. Tyrell and Dr. Keaton Mills, then known simply as Dynetics. They began their business by working as independent coding contractors out of their college dorm, before expanding to the manufacturing and sale of infrared sensors in the 1980s. As their business grew, they expanded into software development, missile systems analysis, missiles, and radar systems. In the 1990s, Dynetics continued to grow its core business and expanded into the automotive supply industry as a provider of electrical test systems. In the 2000s, Dynetics also began to sell information technology and cybersecurity services, with their first major contract aimed towards providing security services to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. From there on, the company continued building a relationship with NASA and the American government, becoming the go-to provider of and consultant for cybersecurity. In the 2010s, Dynetics even entered the private spaceflight market with the development of the FASTSAT nanosatellite and the purchase of Orion Propulsion. Its space business continued to grow with a 2013 SLS contract with NASA.

Dynetics became a true conglomerate when they bought out Nestlé, one of the world's leading food and drink processing conglomerates, after Nestlé was implicated in the Ethiopian Tigray War and brought to near-bankruptcy. With this acquisition, Dynetics gained hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assets worldwide and worked to distance their Nestlé subsidiary from controversy. Dynetics began their next big expansion in 2039, when Joanne Tyrell married Charles Chase, the son of one of JPMorgan Chase's most influential stockholders. Their children would eventually inherit the stock of them both, with their son, Matthew, becoming president and CEO of the company in 2068. Only a year later, Dynetic Systems and JPMorgan Chase agreed to one of the largest mergers in corporate history, with Matthew Chase becoming the second most important shareholder of the company behind only Dynetic CEO John K. Tyrell.

## Products, Services, Subsidiaries

### Nestlé

Nestlé is the world's largest publicly-traded food and drink processing company, with assets in almost all countries. It ranked No. 37 on the *Fortune* Global 500 list of largest public companies in 2146. Nestlé's products include baby food, medical food, bottled water, purified water, breakfast cereals, coffee, tea, confectionary, dairy products, ice cream, frozen food, pet foods, and snacks. Forty-three of Nestlé's brands have annual sales of over a billion US dollars, including Nespresso, Nescafé, Coco Loco, Chocco, Vittel, and Caffe Bene. Nestlé has 1,236 factories, operates in 186 countries, and employs around 1,000,000 people.

### Valnetic Security Systems

Valnetic Security Systems is a multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate headquartered in Seattle, USNA; through Valnetic, Dynetic Systems is one of the largest aerospace and defense manufacturers in the world by revenue and market capitalization as well as one of the largest providers of intelligence services. Valnetic Systems deals in aircraft engines, avionics, aerostructures, cybersecurity, guided missiles, air defense systems, satellites, drones, and starship components. The company is also used by Dynetic to fulfil military contracts, earning a significant portion of its revenue from the USNA government.

The company is the result of the merger of equals between the aerospace subsidiaries of Raytheon Technologies, General Atomics, and the McAfee Corporation.

### Virgin Galactic Interstellar

Virgin Galactic Interstellar is a spaceflight company headquartered in the San Angeles Megacity, which was bought out and subsidized by Dynetic Systems in 2038 after a long period of financial struggles and unsuccessful launches. Combined with other subsidiaries like Orion Propulsion, Aerojet Rocketdyne, and Bradford Space, Virgin Galactic Interstellar shifted from space tourism to intrasolar operations and industry development. Virgin Galactic is now one of the world's largest producers of starships, space station components, intrasolar infrastructure, and colonization components.

## Operations

### Free Territory of New Montana

* **New Helena** was the first colony established by Dynetic Systems on Mars, and was founded by robotic workers landed at the Valles Marineris site in 2086. It is currently home to around 80,000 permanent residents, and its primary exports are synthesized fuel, purified drinking water, experimental research, agricultural products, and raw materials.
* **Fort Cheyenne** was the second colony established by Dynetic Systems, and was founded in 2098 in hopes of emerging as a major groundwater tap. These hopes were realized when the full extent of the Cheyenne Reservoir were discovered by prospecting conducted in 2100, and resources quickly flowed to the new colony from New Helena. The colony currently houses some 6,000 permanent residents - most of whom work in well maintenance and water purification plants - and its major exports include purified drinking water, raw water, and raw materials.
* **Fort Massac**
* **Fort Anne**
* **Fort Louise**
* **Fort Saint Augustine**
* **Fort Lanier**
* **Fort Moraine**
* **Fort Alexandria**

## Corporate Affairs

### **Board of Directors**

As of November 2149, Dynetic Systems' board of directors were:

* James K. Tyrell, Executive Chairman and CEO.
* Josiah M. Tyrell, President and CFO.
* Harrison Chase, CEO of MCT Financial.
* Judas J. Tyrell, CEO of Valnetic Security Systems.
* Maisie J. Tyrell, CEO of Virgin Galactic Interstellar.
* Adrian Harris, CEO of Dynetic Construction Services.
* Adelaide Morgan, CEO of Nestlé.