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<big>Minister of Transportation & Deputy Chancellor</big>
<big>Minister of Transportation & Deputy Chancellor</big>
====<u>Early Life</u>====
====<u>Early Life</u>====
William Edward Simmons was born on the 19th of July 596 to Robert (568-659) and Nicola (570-661) Simmons. He grew up on his family's estate in Woolworth, [[Antillea]] alongside his brother, Scott. Simmons attended St Paul's Lutheran Boarding School in [[Godsith]]. Simmons attended Rykkburgh University, receiving a degree in Civil Engineering and Urban Planning. After graduation, he became a civil engineer for Blackwood & Co.
William Edward Simmons was born at Slaughterham Borough Medical Centre on the 19th of July 596 to Robert (568-659) and Nicola (570-661) Simmons. He grew up on his family's estate in Woolworth, [[Antillea]] alongside his younger brother Scott (born 597). Simmons attended St Paul's Lutheran Boarding School in [[Godsith]]. Simmons then attended Rykkburgh University, receiving a Master's degree in Civil Engineering and a Bachelor's degree Urban Planning. After graduation, he became a civil engineer for Blackwood & Co in Antillea.


====<u>Simmons Automotive Company</u>====
====<u>Simmons Automotive Company</u>====
In 626, his father handed the company over to William. He was hesitant to take the position, as his business skills were never on par with his predecessors. Nevertheless, he became CEO of the Simmons Automotive Company. He was instrumental in the creation of the Model E, one of the most successful cars for company, second only to the Model D, the company's first vehicle. Simmons also won a lucrative contract with the Ministry of Defence for the production of engines during the Great North War. He served as CEO until 649, passing the position to his brother Scott.
In 626, his father handed the company over to William. He was hesitant to take the position, as he was already entrenched as an engineer. Nevertheless, he became CEO of the Simmons Automotive Company. He was instrumental in the creation of the Model E, one of the company's most successful cars, second only to the Model D, the company's first vehicle. Simmons also won a lucrative contract with the Ministry of Defence for the production of engines during the Great North War. He served as CEO until 649, passing the position to his brother Scott.


====<u>Political Career</u>====
====<u>Political Career</u>====
In 653, Simmons joined [[the National Unity Party]]. He won the seat of [[Antillea]] in the [[654 Kodiak General Election]]. He has diligently worked in his community to ensure that their needs are met both on the ground and in the halls of power.
In 653, Simmons joined [[the National Unity Party]]. He won the seat of [[Antillea]] in the [[654 Kodiak General Election]], with 68% of the vote. He has diligently worked in the community to ensure that their needs are met both on the ground and in the halls of power.


Simmons previously served as Minister of Transportation in the [[Second Ward Cabinet]].
Simmons previously served as Minister of Transportation in the [[Second Ward Cabinet]].
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====<u>Personal Life and Family</u>====
====<u>Personal Life and Family</u>====
Simmons is a keen fisher and can regularly be seen around [[Antillea]]'s rivers. He is also a Lutheran, attending church every week. His net worth is estimated at ₣67,480,000.
Simmons is a keen fisher and can regularly be seen around [[Antillea]]'s rivers. He is a devoted Lutheran, attending church every week. His net worth is estimated at ₣67,480,500.


Simmons married Alice Taylor, a physician from [[Duckburg]], in 631. Together they have had three children, Ron (born 633), Hannah (born 634), and Michael (born 637).
Simmons married Alice Taylor, a physician from [[Duckburg]], in 631. Together they have had three children, Ron (born 633), Hannah (born 634), and Michael (born 637).
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