Seizing the company-1
Glory Media was a British record company that owned or distributed several other labels, including ZY Recordings. Founded in 1973, it was one of the many booming businesses Charles had invested his family fortune in.
It didn't have much success initially because the market was getting saturated, but with the signing of two famous British singers, their profit began to surge in the late 1980s.
With its own worldwide network in place and millions of pounds in investment, the Media Group now had three offices in London, two of which also house recording studios, two in the US, New York and Los Angeles, and a dedicated office in every major territory.
Even for Charles, handing over the reins of one of his cash cows was a hard blow. The media group was worth over a hundred million pounds in market value. But he needed to discover that Samuel had bigger plans for his company.