Matthieu Cronig
Matthieu Cronig | |
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Deputy Director of Organizational Support Interim | |
In office 2074–2075 | |
State Minister from Avalon | |
In office 2070–2074 | |
Preceded by | Helen Bourbani |
Succeeded by | Paul Federer |
Chairman of the Icarisian Federal Bank | |
In office 2066–2070 | |
Succeeded by | Viktor Zakharov |
Director of the Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation | |
In office 2061–2064 | |
Preceded by | Sol Dubinsky |
Deputy Director of the Office of International Aid and Development | |
In office 2056–2058 | |
Deputy Director of the Bureau of International Business and Economic Development | |
In office 2054–2056 | |
Personal details | |
Born | Matthieu Cronig 2019 |
Nationality | Icarisian |
Political party | Traditionalist (until 2076) New Freedom Party (2076-present) |
Profession | Politician |
Matthieu Cronig is an Icarisian politician and civil servant. He has served in multiple roles in various Ministries of the government and is currently serving as the State Minister from Avalon.
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Early life and career
Cronig obtained a bachelor of science in economics and political affairs along with a master of business administration in business analytics in 2042. He received a law degree with a specialization in public policy in 2045. He began his public service career immeditately, working for four years as a business analyst in the Regulation Administration of Monetary Policy's (RAMP), Office of Economic and Business Development. He specifically worked in assessing development plans for his home state of Avalon's tourism industry. In 2049, he moved to the RAMP's Office of Intellectual Property, Industry, and Security as a litigator and business compliance officer. After just a year in the OIPIS, he transferred to be a Senior Analyst in the Office of Market Regulation and Security, assessing inefficiencies in regulation systems and policies. He left the government in 2052 and worked as a Senior Fellow at THINK TANK for two years. In 2054, he returned to the public sector as the Deputy Director of the Office of International Business and Economic Development within the Ministry of International Relations. In 2056, he became the Deputy Director of the Office of International Aid and Development. In 2058, he moved to serve as the Cabinet Liaison to the Director of the Office of Strategic Conflict, coordinating policy and action primarily between the Ministry of International Relations, Ministry of Defense, and the RAMP. He joined the Ministry of Defense in 2061 after being named Director of the Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation. After serving three years he left public office again and served as a senior advisor to State Delegate Kimberly Alvey. In 2066, Cronig was named as the next Chairman of the Icarisian Federal Bank by RAMP Director Tommy Papillion.
Political career
In 2070, Cronig indicated to new RAMP Director Maksim Mytnik he did not want to stay in his role past his first four year term. President Papillion requested he stay but Cronig indicated his intention to run for public office and did not want to be renominated.
State Minister of Avalon
Cronig announced he was running for the State Ministry election in Avalon.
Political views
Policy | Large/Small | Yes/No | High/Low | Easy/Rigid |
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Government Size | Small | |||
Renewable Energy Dependence | No | |||
Privatized Healthcare System | Yes | |||
Social Market Economy | Yes | |||
Business Regulation | Low | |||
Compellance Laws | No | |||
Labor Unions | No | |||
Opt-In Tax System | Yes | |||
Business Subsidies | Yes | |||
Government Spending | Low | |||
Conscription | No | |||
Domestic Surveillance on Citizenry | Yes | |||
Citizenship | Rigid | |||
Theocracy | No | |||
Death Penalty | No | |||
Government-Sponsored Marriage | Yes | |||
Abortion | No | |||
Firearm Regulation | Low | |||
Universal Public School | No | |||
Isolationist Foreign Policy | No | |||
Globalism | Yes | |||
Free Trade | Yes | |||
Defense Budget | High |
Trad: 9/23
Lib: 12/20
Work: 8/23
Nat: 8/23
Fed: 14/23
NewF: 16/23
ColPro: 8/23