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Stock Spotlight: Unity International

By Phil Coulson

Unity International was started long ago and has been around since the beginning of the Evo City Stock Exchange. After creation the company was inactive, and there was zero mention of them for quite some time as their stock continued to fall. Today they're making efforts to become relevant again, and I had the opportunity to speak with Jonathan Varild, the owner of Unity International about his company and plans for the future. You can read it below.

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Phil Coulson: This is Phil Coulson in an interview with two gentlemen from Unity
International

Phil Coulson: Good morning to you two, it's a pleasure to be here today. Hopefully you
could start by introducing yourselves

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild : Yea.

Gabriel 'Hypnotic' Andersson: Of course.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild : My name is Jonathan Varild and I'm the Owner of Unity
International.

Gabriel 'Hypnotic' Andersson: My name is Gabriel Andersson and I'm a high ranked
member of Unity International.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild : We're a small company that focuses on extreme tactics.

Jonathan 'Jompe' : We have also proved that it does not take an army to protect
someone, it's about tactics.

Phil Coulson: Interesting. Could you tell us a bit about the history of your company and
how it came to be?

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Well..
Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: It was long ago

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: The company started for some months ago and got into the
stock market.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: But it then went inactive and then we decided to make it real.
Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: So here we are now.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: And we will also try to get the company even bigger and learn
from what we do bad and good so we can improve our tactics.

Phil Coulson: Ok. Would you mind detailing some operations your company has been
involved in?

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Well..
Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: After some training.
Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Our first real mission was today.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We have been involved in protecting people on a lower level
before but not on this level.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Today we were involved when protecting the president and
could prevent 2 snipers from hitting the president before they even took a shot,

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: That is tactics.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We use a tactic where we scan the surrounding and look for
suspicus people.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Then we communicate to take actions.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We combine all information people call in and then take actions
from that.

Phil Coulson: uh huh. What is your vision for the future of Unity International?

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We want to become bigger and improve our tactics.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We want to take part of bigger operations and become the
leading security company in Evocity.

Phil Coulson: Does Unity International have any concrete plans for the immediate future?

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: Not really. We just want to improve our tactics and make a
premium security company.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: The more members, the more powerful we'll be.
Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: The more members, the more eyes we will have.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We could say that we work with our eyes and scan the
surrounding so we can take actions before something happens.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: The key is to always be a step ahead.

Phil Coulson: I see. Some say that EvoCity is being militarized due to the ever-increasing
amount of private military contractors conducting operations within city limits. What is
your response to that?

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: I would not say that we're a private military company. We're
more for security and that our clients can be kept safe and feel safe.

Jonathan 'Jompe' Varild: We try to work with tactics more then weapons

Phil Coulson: Well, that's all we have time for today. Thank you for your time gentlemen!

At the current moment, Unity International's efforts are focused on recruitment and training, as they are still a relatively new company in practice. Despite this, Unity has already scored contracts which they were able to complete successfully. With the recent bankruptcy of Cerberus International, a big player in the private security field has left a vacuum, one that Unity International has the potential to fill, but only if their leadership, organization, and tactics can rival those of competitors, such as Merryweather Security Consulting, who have had more time and experience out in the field.

Can a new Unity International make itself known in the saturated security market of Evo City? Only time will be able to tell as they continue to grow.