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Gemma knew that getting a meeting with Jenny Kord was a long shot. She didn't have an a scheduled meeting or appointment, that her chances of getting turned away were much greater than her chances of actually getting to talk with Jenny.
Jenny Kord was the Ted Kord's only daughter. She wasn't the CEO of the company, but she still had the Kord name. Her voice an opinion were important to the company.
After extensive research Gemma was sure that Jenny was a good person. She did extensive charity work all across the world and she had no scandals. Everyone seemed to speak well of her.
Jenny Kord was Gemma's only chance in making sure that something got done.
"I'm here to see Jenny Kord." Gemma told the woman at the front desk wanting to seem as confident as possible, like she was meant to here.
Gemma could see the recognition on the woman's face, and it it irritated her that she had become so recognizable. "Miss Ivo do you have a meeting scheduled with Miss Kord?"
"No, but can you just tell her that Gemma Ivo is here to see her." She replied doing her best to seem as authoritative as possible. "And that it's urgent. Please."
The woman looked down at her computer typing something before meeting Gemma's eyes again. "Miss Kord is in a meeting right now. I'll send her a message that you're here to see her if you would like to wait."
"Yes. I'll wait." Gemma said as she took a seat in the waiting area feeling a little nervous. She was about to tell Jenny Kord that her aunt was working with one of the most hated men in the world to create military cyborgs.
Kord Industries looked like as much the technological centered business as Ivo Tech, the only difference being that they focused on weapon manufacturing. Thought that hadn't always been the case which meant the Kord Industries tended to be at the center of many controversies in the city.
"Dr. Gemma Ivo." Someone declared, their voice practically echoing through the building.
Jenny Kord looked like someone out of a fashion magazine. She was the kind of pretty that was intimidating, but her bright and welcoming smile didn't allow any room for people to feel intimidated.
