Rebecca Leach – CEO

You may know Rachel as a philanthropist – she has founded three charities so far – the first for people wrongly accused of committing heist-based theft, the second to repatriate stolen artworks to their country of origin and the third is Reunion. Beyond that, Rachel was a legend in the asset redistribution world, although she is now retired she enjoys training the next generation of quick thinking, light fingered redistributors. She’s been married to her husband three times (though never divorced – she just enjoys having the same wedding over and over again) and has two sons who she loves very much, one of which never causes her any trouble.

Aisling Winters – Chief Operations Officer

Aisling was Reunion’s first hire as part of a talented youth outreach program. Aisling went from work experience to Executive Consultant in record time, and has now reached the giddy heights of Chief Operations Officer - a most worthwhile return to professionalism after what our last C.O.O. got up to. Highly skilled in negotiation and conflict resolution, Aisling is one of Reuion’s rising stars. Her future is as bright as the smiles in the faces of the clients she has been able to help. Who knows where this phenomenally talented young woman will be in twenty years?

Martin Driver – Assistant to Ms Leach

Martin was first taken on by Ms Leach as a charity case but his work turned out to be acceptable, so Ms Leach kindly agreed to take Martin on full time, on the assumption that he would be on his best behaviour from that point on.

As part of his role, he assists Ms Leach, brings her coffee whenever she asks for it, ensures none of those who Reunion cares for bother Ms Leach before 11:00am, and also occasionally does outreach work. He is mildly skilled in outreach work and has some small knack for asset redistribution which Ms Leach looks upon fondly. When she sees Martin bringing her coffee every morning at 10:00am sharp and reading her the appointments for the day, Ms Leach looks upon him with a kindly eye - she sees a little of herself in Martin. Yes, he may get under everybody’s feet. Yes, he may make enormous decisions for Ms Leach without consulting her, and wind up with clients infesting her house, but at the end of the day, Ms Leach is probably definitely glad Martin works for her.