Gallente
Jin-Mei
0.21
Kim Togasa
Last Active:
about 1 month ago
Birthday:
Mar 4, 2024 (1 years old)
Next Birthday:
Mar 4, 2026 (174 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
5
Losses
0
Efficiency
100.0%
Danger Ratio
75.6%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
16,185 ISK
ISK Lost
0 ISK
ISK Efficiency
100.0%
ISK Balance
16,185 ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
5
Solo Losses
0
Solo Kill Ratio
100.0%
Solo Efficiency
100.0%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
0
NPC Loss Ratio
0
Avg. Kills/Day
0.0
Activity
Minimal
Character Biography
Kim Togasa – CEO of Togasa Iron Ring Industries
Kim Togasa, daughter of Soburo Togasa and younger sister to Denegrah Togasa, grew up apart from much of her family’s turmoil. Raised with her mother in Gallente space, Kim experienced freedoms and opportunities rarely afforded within the Empire. There, she received a prestigious education in business and finance, quickly distinguishing herself as a sharp mind in corporate economics.
Her early career was built as a trader for multiple corporations, navigating both Gallente and Amarr markets. While executing trades for others, she quietly invested the remnants of the Togasa family’s dwindling fortune. Through shrewd investments and relentless work, Kim not only rebuilt her own wealth but also managed to buy back the rights to Togasa Industries and settle the debts that had nearly destroyed her father’s legacy.
Her original intent had been to restore the corporation to her father, allowing him a second chance. But in a turn that surprised even her, Soburo named Kim CEO upon his return, choosing instead to take on the humbler mantle of Director of Labor and Resources. When questioned on the decision, Soburo was quoted as saying:
“When one has fallen so far, they must start again in the place where they land, not in a place of privilege.”
Kim accepted the role with gusto and determination, seeing it as both a burden and an opportunity. Unlike her predecessors, she has charted a new course for Togasa Industries. Rather than competing in the crowded markets of high-security space, Kim has shifted the corporation’s ambitions toward the resource-rich but perilous regions of low-security space.
This move has drawn skepticism from investors and even from her own sister, Denegrah, who has cautioned her against the risks. Kim, however, has remained steadfast in her resolve, acknowledging the challenges ahead with clear-eyed pragmatism:
“The losses we will inevitably incur due to our limited experience outstrip the potential profit of such an endeavor.”
To Kim, those losses are not deterrents but the price of growth, a cost she is willing to bear to see the Togasa name restored and elevated beyond what it once was.
Kim Togasa, daughter of Soburo Togasa and younger sister to Denegrah Togasa, grew up apart from much of her family’s turmoil. Raised with her mother in Gallente space, Kim experienced freedoms and opportunities rarely afforded within the Empire. There, she received a prestigious education in business and finance, quickly distinguishing herself as a sharp mind in corporate economics.
Her early career was built as a trader for multiple corporations, navigating both Gallente and Amarr markets. While executing trades for others, she quietly invested the remnants of the Togasa family’s dwindling fortune. Through shrewd investments and relentless work, Kim not only rebuilt her own wealth but also managed to buy back the rights to Togasa Industries and settle the debts that had nearly destroyed her father’s legacy.
Her original intent had been to restore the corporation to her father, allowing him a second chance. But in a turn that surprised even her, Soburo named Kim CEO upon his return, choosing instead to take on the humbler mantle of Director of Labor and Resources. When questioned on the decision, Soburo was quoted as saying:
“When one has fallen so far, they must start again in the place where they land, not in a place of privilege.”
Kim accepted the role with gusto and determination, seeing it as both a burden and an opportunity. Unlike her predecessors, she has charted a new course for Togasa Industries. Rather than competing in the crowded markets of high-security space, Kim has shifted the corporation’s ambitions toward the resource-rich but perilous regions of low-security space.
This move has drawn skepticism from investors and even from her own sister, Denegrah, who has cautioned her against the risks. Kim, however, has remained steadfast in her resolve, acknowledging the challenges ahead with clear-eyed pragmatism:
“The losses we will inevitably incur due to our limited experience outstrip the potential profit of such an endeavor.”
To Kim, those losses are not deterrents but the price of growth, a cost she is willing to bear to see the Togasa name restored and elevated beyond what it once was.