The CEO is the ultimate authority within ASLG.
Corporate strategy
Appointment/removal of Directors
Alliance relationships
Major financial decisions
Corporate expansion
Structure ownership
Long-term industrial strategy
Final approval of major expenditures
Security and access policy
The Executive Director is essentially the CEO's second-in-command.
Oversees Directors
Implements CEO strategy
Coordinates divisions
Handles day-to-day corporate management
Acts as CEO when the CEO is unavailable
Reviews major expenditures
Oversees corporate security
This person controls the financial architecture of ASLG.
Corporate Treasury
Budgeting
Wallet management
Revenue tracking
Profit/loss analysis
Division budgets
Payroll
Investment planning
Financial audits
Corporate Treasury
Industrial Fund
Resource Acquisition
Logistics Operations
Trade Capital
This is the person responsible for making sure the corporation actually does things.
They coordinate all seven operational divisions.
Industry
Resource Acquisition
Transportation & Logistics
Trade & Commerce
Asset Management
Client Services
Corporate projects
Think of this position as the COO of Alpha Star.
Industrial Operations Division
with the following internal departments:
Production schedules
Manufacturing
Reactions
Research
Invention
Blueprint management
Production profitability
Industrial capacity planning
Turn resources into profitable products.
This is ASLG's upstream supply-chain manager.
Mining fleets
Ore procurement
Ice
Moon materials
Gas
Salvage
Planetary Industry
Resource contracts
Raw-material stockpiles
Keep Industrial Operations supplied with materials at competitive cost.
This should be one of ASLG's most important positions.
Freight
Courier contracts
Corporate hauling
Ship movement
Asset relocation
Fuel logistics
Logistics fleet scheduling
Customer deliveries
Move anything, anywhere, reliably and profitably.
Responsible for turning ASLG's products and capital into ISK.
Market orders
Trade hubs
Arbitrage
Procurement
Product sales
Market research
Inventory turnover
Regional opportunities
Buy low, sell efficiently, and keep corporate capital working.
This position is responsible for what ASLG owns.
Corporate ships
Industrial equipment
Logistics ships
Structures
Corporate hangars
Fuel reserves
Spare equipment
Procurement
Asset inventory
Replacement equipment
**We maintain an internal distinction between:
Operational Assets and Strategic Assets
Strategic assets require Executive approval before disposal.
This is what transforms ASLG from an internal corporation into a New Eden logistics business.
Customer contracts
Freight clients
Manufacturing clients
Custom orders
Corporate clients
Project management
Customer communications
Contract fulfillment
Corporation access control
Hangar access
Wallet access audits
Member security
Asset security
Spy/infiltration prevention
Role audits
Investigation of suspicious activity
This is an especially important role in EVE.
Industrial Manager
Industrial Operations
Resource Manager
Resource Acquisition
Logistics Manager
Transportation & Logistics
Trade Manager
Trade & Commerce
Asset Manager
Asset Management
Client Services Manager
Client Services
Finance Manager
Corporate Finance
Industrial Officer
Handles production jobs and industrial projects.
Mining Officer
Organizes mining operations.
Logistics Officer
Coordinates hauling and freight.
Trade Officer
Handles routine market operations.
Procurement Officer
Sources materials and equipment.
Contract Officer
Handles customer contracts.
Fleet Officer
Organizes corporate fleets.
Project Officer
Handles specific ASLG projects.
Master Industrialist
Senior Manufacturer
Research Specialist
Reaction Specialist
Mining Specialist
Hauling Specialist
Freighter Pilot
Jump Freighter Pilot
Market Specialist
Procurement Specialist
Contract Specialist
These are skill-based positions, rather than management positions.
Finally:
Regular corporation members who participate in:
Mining
Industry
Hauling
Trading
Exploration
PvE
Fleet operations
Corporate projects
Members should have access to the resources necessary to participate, but not corporate financial or strategic assets.