Star Link / SLINCORP

Founded in the 2850, Star Link has been established name known around the galaxy. Created by our founders, Jeff Haz and Chris Denick when they were just High School Graduates. They found the need of a trusted shipping service around the galaxy that they started up Star Corp. Star Corp did increasingly well to the point that they decided that the corporation needed expanding. In 2867, Jeff and Chris purchased company “Trade Link” for 4.3 billion United Earth Credits. Jeff and Chris wanted to pay certain homage to the previous owners of Trade Link, so that in 2868 Star Corp was officially renamed to Star Link. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Because of increasing age in 2885 Jeff and Chris both retired from Star Link, leaving a big impression on the shipping industry. Jeff and Chris had still been making all the major decisions for Star Link till their retirement, so it was time for someone to stand up and take the reigns. Luke Varwin at the time was the CLO (Chief Logistics Officer) at the time of our founders’ retirement and was soon drafted to take a chairman position for the company. Luke was a fantastic Chairman until he decided to go with a 4.5 million UEC shipment and to fly for his last time. The shipment was a failure and our protecting forces failed to fend off the pirates. So on April 25 2895 Luke was confirmed dead at what was the carnage of the shipment. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Following, an aspiring CEO decided to take the reigns leading to our current Chairman Richard Winsor being inducted April 28 2895, 3 days after the “incident”. Richard has had a lot of problems to deal with since his induction. At the turn of the century, there was an economic collapse within the company, caused by investors pulling out of the company due to recent security issues. Needless to say our corporation is no longer the same. We had to let trusted employees go, sell aircraft, and worst of all sell our valued trade station. This brings us to today, rebuilding our fleet and looking to become as grand as we were 20 years ago.