Richard Fagan

Born in Duneshire, England, Richard Fagan was a Scottish/Irish businessman and investor. Fagan studied at Spain for two years after graduating from Oxford in 1990. Inheriting his father's business in the stock market, Fagan's competition with Sinecorp-owned companies fueled his desire to join IXM Syndicate. Getting accepted into a competitive IXM Syndicate economic program, Fagan was found to be extremely trustworthy in his work. Managing to join the board in just three years, Fagan was the youngest member on the board, and still is to date. Providing new perspectives on mass control, Fagan is an executive Sinecorp competitor to IXM and invented the use of Project Neutralization. In 1998, Fagan married Lydia Reece, and had two daughters with her whom he planned to involve in IXM after their university graduation.