Angelo reviewed the hospital's options and then chuckled. It was a niche for him, seeing what they themselves could not see. The hospital certainly needed to resolve the garrison's inability to pilot their own ships, but that problem lay at the feet of the garrison. In this case the hospital needed to establish a HighPort just for non-local ships to dock at. It would supply ferries for passengers and small cargo, and locally run tugs for super container structures. There would be billions to be made in solving that problem, and even a small percentage would be nice.
The other opportunity, of course, was that the hospital saw itself as a hospital. The business of health care is profitable, but if you diversity into a neutral meeting ground as well then your opportunities increase. As Ms Kayuba said, getting permission to go to the hospital was easier because the institution kept itself out of political alignment. Perhaps begin as a teaching facility for medical careers? Certainly the unaffiliated merchant crews could use a place to interact and learn. Maybe go back to the old guild structure where ships could find actual trained crew and not just deal with the luck of the bar stool?
Angelo began mapping out his idea, making notes on other options and market research testing. After the first rush of ideas, he took a break to review the sensor logs for Ranjit's "ship"
, if nothing needed to be done there, then went back to developing his business plans. He already had a few corporations under his name, and a few more might be needed. Staffing, of course, was always an issue. Good people are hard to find but after twenty years of space he had a few names.
Broker [_2d6+5]=(4+2)=6+5=11
Sensors [_2d6+2]=(6+4)=10+2=12
