Patrick Martin

Patrick Martin Jnr.
Biographical Information
Race	Hapan (Human)
Homeworld	Hapes
Mother	Kristina - Deceased
Father	Patrick Snr. - Deceased
Spouse	None
Siblings	None
Children	{{{children}}}
Born	Year -15 Day 178 (Hapan Year 4011)
Imperial Service
Branch	Imperial Navy
Positions	Imperial Navy Fighter Pilot 3rd Imperial Fleet Chief of Staff
Prior Service	1st Imperial Fleet Fighter Pilot 3rd Imperial Fleet Operations Adjunct
Awards	Service Badges: Fleet Commendations: Personal Awards:

Ensign Patrick "Saint" Martin (IMID: 1080126) is an Imperial Navy Officer and pilot and is the current Chief of Staff of the 3rd Imperial Fleet. He is also a member of the Imperial Gaming Commission specialising in Bolo-Ball tournmanents and betting.

Personal life

Wealth and Power

Wealth has come easily to the business smart Hapan. The twenty five million his family left him has now become close to one hundred million in just two short years. This is mainly due to Patrick setting up the financial company Auvasa Corp., along with best friend Mark Coyle, on day 95 of year 9. The goal of the company was to offer investment opportunities and general accounting services to people across the galaxy. The company's first project was done in partnership with the Imperial Outer Rim Authority. However when this project ended early it was decided Auvasa Corp. would stop offering services to the public until the company was better organised and in a position to run its own projects. When the Empire introduced the NAMIS project Patrick seen the opportunity to do what the IORA investment could only dream off. Auvasa Corp began raising money from clients friendly to the Empire and soon became the single largest sharesholder in the fund.

His power and influence outside the Empire has also grown. For a brief period Patrick was the ruler of the planet Douglas VI in the Centrality sector, having paid the small settlement that was there to leave. During the preparations for supplies, men and equipment to arrive at Douglas VI the Douglas system quickly began changing hands to a new government, the NAO. Patrick knew he had neither the wealth nor the security forces to keep it out of NAO hands. His reign as King of Douglas VI lasted only two months when he eventually handed power over to the CIS. Another suitable planet has yet to be found that satisfies Patrick's quest for power.

Imperial Career

Financial Supporter

Using his own personal wealth and the money raised through his company, Auvasa Corp., Patrick has been in a good position to help the Empire expand. When the Imperial Outer Rim Authority was expanding into the Elrood sector, Patrick raised a large credit fund to help pay for the construction of cities across the planet Dega. This investment was paid back to Patrick along with a sizable profit. On day 124 of year 9 to honour his support for the expansion and stabilizing of this sector a statue of Patrick Martin was unveiled in the city of Dega along with others to those that also helped. Unfortunately the IORA has since gone rogue casting a dark shadow over the good work done by Patrick and others like him for the people of Dega.

Patrick continues to use his personal wealth to help expand the Empire and currently has one of the largest shareholdings in the NAMIS operation, while also heading a consortium of investors keen to see this project succeed where many have failed.

Imperial Gaming Commission

On Year 9 Day 113, the Imperial Ministry of Operations announced the creation of the Imperial Gaming Commission. Deputy Minister and Sith Lord Kiger Wulf was announced as the Director with Major Bacara Kex working as the Deputy Director.

Patrick joined the Imperial Gaming Commission and soon began work on various different Bolo-Ball projects. The first was a small Imperial member only league. This had relatively good success. Numerous leagues of a similar nature have been held since. The idea of a multi government tournament between Imperial Union states was put forward by Patrick to the rulers of each state and while it was backed by them some found it hard to build teams and the idea was eventually shelved.