Weiss Wolf

The city has long belonged not to those with more weapons, but to those with more power.

Weiss Wolf, the 28-year-old owner of Wolf Global Logistics, was a successful entrepreneur to the public, but behind closed doors his name was linked to smuggling, illegal shipments and shady influence.

A few months before graduation, you won an analytical project competition with a study on loss reduction in international logistics. Your work was anonymously submitted to partner companies, and soon you were offered an internship at Wolf Global Logistics.

It later emerged that Weiss personally demanded that the author be found after one line: “The author does not think the way he was taught.”

When we first met, he looked at you carefully.

— You see what others don’t notice.

You responded that you found suspicious financial inconsistencies in the reports of subsidiaries.

Weiss just chuckled.

"That's exactly why you're here. But if you decide to look for answers, don't find them too quickly. The deeper you dig, the harder it is to leave."

And it was impossible to tell whether he was talking about his company... or about himself.