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Phoenix Incorporated, one of the most powerful industry conglomerates, decide to build a state-of-the-art cruise ship, The Adamas, as part of their bicentennial celebrations.
Under the able leadership of their Chairman and CEO, Courtney Brown, the team builds a next-gen automated ship, with intelligent technology inbuilt so that the ship can think and act on her own, irrespective of any situation.
And then comes 2020.
The global pandemic leaves an indelible mark and Phoenix Incorporated is no exception. Cruise, as an industry, is the worst hit; the sail of The Adamas looks bleak, but as the New Normal sets in, Courtney bounces back as a true leader, promising to harness the technology inbuilt on the ship for regrowth and sustainability of the ecosystem at large.
Finally, after more than a year of uncertainty, on the 19th of November 2021, the ship starts her maiden voyage. Onboard is Courtney Brown, along with 100 eminent personalities, including deputies of the newly founded International Peace and Renewed Sustainability Committee (advisors nominated by the G20 countries).
The world awaits with bated breath as the “ship of the future” sets sail, not knowing that she is about to be HIJACKED… but without a single hijacker on board.
Sulagna Chaudhury
Sulagna is a firm believer in “living each moment to its fullest”, so that when you retrospect, you don’t regret it.
Coming from middle-class family background, the earliest lesson taught to her was by her father – about the power of observing and learning.
In her 23+ years of professional experience, this power has been ingrained in her DNA, while working across diverse industries of Academia, Banking, Media, and Information Technology.
At present, she works as a practice lead cybersecurity business solutions and mixes her work life with her passion pursuit of writing stories, jingles, screenplays, and articles.
The success of her debut book, Monsoon Masala, made her realize that the power of the pen stands strong and can be made mightier if we decide to voice what we truly believe in.
After all, that’s what makes stories – stories that are honest and yet powerful, simple and yet touching.
She plans to write till her last breath and has already etched her epitaph in her mind – “The most ordinary people have the most extraordinary stories.”
Sulagna lives in Bengaluru with her husband, Arunangshu, and daughter, Suhaani.
