Brackhaven Investments

3rd Ave and Union Street

The Monolith Managment Group is houses dozens of companies, and on the 38th floor, humbly sits the true owner of the MMG and many other shell companies: Brackhaven Invetments. An umbrella company that handles the various business interests of former UCAS presidential candidate Kenneth Brackhaven. Brackhaven parlayed the family fortune into a wide-reaching portfolio of investments and projects throughout Seattle, from Wordsworth department stores to Golden Lion Inns to MiniMarts and malls.
Kenneth Brackhaven is well known for his involvement in many worthwhile charities; he’s contributed funding for numerous research centers, youth havens, crisis hotlines and hospital wings; his philanthropy even extends to museum wings and gifts of ultra-rare collections. The fact that his uncle is Karl Brackhaven, president of the Seattle chapter of the Humanis Policlub, prompts many people to assume that Kenneth is also involved with that organization, but no evidence can be dug up to prove a connection—though his presidential campaign platform certainly seemed to indicate anti-metahuman sympathies.

> Kenneth Brackhaven is a dangerous man, with a great deal of influence in the metroplex and many friends in high places. He isn’t a power-player on the level of a Damien Knight or a Richard Villiers, but there’s hardly a major business in Seattle he isn’t involved in.
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Type

Office

Parent Location

Downtown Seattle

Owner

Kenneth Brackhaven