The Wolff Organization

The Wolff Organization is an American company that was founded by the millionaire and real estate mogul Harrison Wolff in 1984. After Harrison's death in 2013, his adoptive son James became the new CEO of the company at the age of 19. Between 2013 and 2016, the company strayed away from it's real estate roots and established new business ventures as a form of expansion as well as becoming the parent company of Landgraab Industries, the construction company founded by the Landgraab Family. In 2016, James, suffering from cancer,  freezes himself until a cure is discovered. Despite the CEO's "medical leave", the company continues to run day to day operations.

Beginnings
Born into a wealthy family, a young Harrison Wolff had a visionary idea, to create and self-finance his own real-estage business. In the first couple of months in 1984, Harrison was able to use his family's wealth to jump start his dream into the Wolff Organization. The real-estate company originally operated in New York City and helped established housing for the rich as well as the poor as his mission statement is to "help everyone from the top 1% to the bottom 99%". The company also made efforts to donate their money to charity organizations throughout the country. After the September 11th attacks on America, the company helped fund the war on terror but this lead the organization to loose money, putting them in the worse financial state in their history.