Then I called Nina, my senior planner.
“I need you to revise the table placement for tomorrow.”
“At this hour?”
“Yes. Move Sophia Bennett from table twelve to table three.”
“Table three is front center.”
“I know.”
“Is there a reason?”
“Yes.”
Nina waited.
I said nothing.
At last, she answered, “Understood.”
That was exactly why Nina was worth every dollar I paid her.
After that, I called Whitestone’s communications director, a nervous woman named Claire who seemed permanently terrified of upsetting donors.
“Claire,” I said warmly, “I need the final speaker order confirmed in writing tonight. No surprise additions. No edits from Ethan’s office without my approval.”
“Dr. Carter mentioned he might have a personal acknowledgment during his remarks.”
“I’m aware.”
“He said it was important.”
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