| # | He has a PhD in Economics and wrote his thesis on Socio Economics vs. the Policies of governments. Has essentially no military or diplomatic experience to speak of.
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| 1 | He has no military knowledge whatsoever but is considered one of the top people in Commerce - able to blend his knowledge of economics and societal issues to benefit the business sector. |
| 2 | Thrives on the opportunities in international trade and can hold his own in most discussions of other departments. Lacks military experience but has shown creative thinking in new situations. |
| 3 | During his brief time in the military he displayed a considerable knack for tactics, but little tolerance for the command structure. He then turned to the private sector and made his mark designing Computer Simulators for military training. |
| 4 | A pharmacist by profession, she was initially lured into public service by a former government to advise on Health Care issues. Her excellent reputation quickly earned her more and more responsibilities and higher profile positions. |
| 5 | As an artist, she was drawn into politics by her concern for the environment. Although her social conscience has not always made her popular in political circles it has allowed her international reputation and diplomatic skills to blossom. |
| 6 | Referred to as one of the last Bleeding Heart Liberals still in government service. Her fanatical support of environmental issues continues to be her number one priority. |
| 7 | Having been involved in many military negotiations during his assignment to the United Nations, he was an obvious choice to fill one of the Military Liaison positions. During his posting to the UN his diplomatic skills greatly impressed his superiors. |
| 8 | She represents one of the few life-long bureaucrats to maintain a significant profile in government. She has a doctorate in Social Work and continues to advocate for increased Social Spending at the expense of the military. |
| 9 | A career soldier, he is one of a number assigned as liaison between the government and the military during this time of crisis. His military knowledge is also matched by a surprising insightful understanding of commerce. |
| 10 | Originally hired as part of the economic recovery team, it was obvious that the government had really hired him as much if not more for his military experience and knowledge. |
| 11 | An injury cut short a promising professional hockey career. He was then recruited into politics strictly in a public relations role. However he soon showed a distinct knack for it, particularly in the area of commerce. |
| 12 | Assigned to Government Liaison duty, his moderate politics are not carried over into his military ideas. His recommendations are generally inflexible yet insightful. |
| 13 | Originally hired as a consultant on international economies. His successful dealings with other regions soon made it obvious that he would be more valuable to the administration in a diplomatic role. |
| 14 | His political career began at an early age and he soon found himself one of the youngest ambassadors ever to sit in the United Nations. Extremely qualified but perhaps a little too cautious for some postings. |
| 15 | Considered by many to be an outstanding leader, his military career has been marred by political controversy. His first concern has always been the soldiers in his command and never the political ramifications of his actions. |
| 16 | A career diplomat, she has been sent to many critical and tense situations and has always acquitted herself quite well. Her moderate politics have allowed her to hold her job through various administrations regardless of bias. |
| 17 | She was CEO of a major IT Company by the time she was twenty-eight. Forced out due to internal politics, she has spent the last three years as a personal advisor to the former Finance Minister. |
| 18 | A promising Military Career was abbreviated by a near fatal Training Accident. His knowledge has since led him to key roles in government committees tasked with modernizing the military. |
| 19 | Recruited to government by the Commerce Dept during the recession to attempt to resurrect the economy. His innovative policies have been quite successful and it has ignited his interest in continued public service. |
| 20 | Originally inclined toward political leadership, his inability to tolerate incompetent subordinates led him into a career in software development. Having made his millions, he is now a financial advisor to many government departments. Strong economic knowledge, though weak in the diplomatic arena. |
| 21 | He caught the attention of the media when he fought his appointment as a Government Liaison Officer. A career soldier, he has never had any use for politics, however his opinions on how government policy in any department would affect the military have been constantly accurate. |
| 22 | Prides himself on his well-rounded background. Definitely not gifted towards any one department, his major contribution is ensuring that different government departments cooperate with each other rather than compete. |
| 23 | An economist, he was a low level analyst for the International Monetary Fund before its dissolution. Since then he has been in high demand by both the private and public sectors but has elected to stay in public service during this critical time. |
| 24 | A metallurgist by trade, he has been responsible for some noteworthy developments in steel production. This brought him international recognition and involvement on the government's Science and Technology committee which has led to newfound political ambitions. |
| 25 | Taught Carrier Tactics at the Naval Academy before being assigned as a Government Liaison Officer. Has proven himself repeatedly in combat and is in line for another promotion. |
| 26 | One of a group of highly successful entrepreneurs that were recruited by the government to combat the recession. Strongly supports the World Market's efforts to globalize government through whatever means are necessary. |
| 27 | A Chartered Accountant by trade, she has been involved in backroom politics most of her adult life and only recently was enticed to run for public office herself. Not known for mincing words, she has been extremely vocal on fiscal responsibility even when it involves her own party. |
| 28 | Head of a top investment firm, he retired in his mid forties after earning millions. The slower pace did not appeal to him though and he allowed himself to be recruited as a consultant to various Commerce Ministers. |
| 29 | A lawyer for the military for almost twenty years, his appointment as Military Liaison to the government was expected. His knowledge of government is well-rounded, but he lacks any specialized knowledge. |
| 30 | Came to prominence when appointed a Government Auditor and discovered widespread corruption.. She has since fought relentlessly against government waste and overspending. |
| 31 | A brilliant tactician and one of the most trusted officers in the navy. Not politically savvy though so his appointment to the government as a Military Liaison Officer was somewhat surprising. |
| 32 | Developed her reputation as a design architect for commercial properties and was recruited as part of the team to combat the recession. Her surprisingly conservative philosophies have caught many political opponents off guard. |
| 33 | His ultra-conservative beliefs made his appointment as a Government Liaison Officer a surprise to many. He has since shown an unexpected talent for diplomacy and proven he deserved the posting. |
| 34 | Before Public Service, Thompson was first an Air Force Colonel and then a successful Defense Contractor. He has a good general knowledge but his specialties lean towards Military and Diplomatic matters. |
| 35 | A professor of International Relations before being given an ambassadorship, he has the distinction of being his country's representative to the UN during its dissolution. |
| 36 | Old School Military. Does not always show the best judgment. Pattonesque "Gung Ho" attitude. |
| 37 | A brilliant tactician and one of the most trusted officers in the army. Not politically savvy though. |
| 38 | A solid soldier that inspires the confidence of the men n his command
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