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 Today, The Fanmayer group is still operated by the Fanmayer family and is led by it's CEO Nikolas Johannes Fanmayer VIII, the great great great great great great grandson of the companies founder Johannes Fanmayer.
-== Philanthropy and policy initiatives ==
-The Fanmayer Group engages in many various philanthropic activities and public policy initiatives that promote the public policy of the company. They are especially active in recent years, with 2023 being referred to as "Fanmayer's Year" by Doug Bleichner in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNdGdYseRUw The SORM's Special of Ten (Episode 40 of SRL!)].
-One of the first programs announced is called Walk! USA which has an initial investment of $100 billion and will involve building sidewalks along all major highways across the United States. In order to achieve prime walkability and to leave ample space for long-distance pedestrians, Small Cars are reported to be potentially implemented along with toll roads in order to fund Small Cars. [[Skeleton Realm]] representatives [[Doug Bleichner]] and [[Sam Wagstaff]] have also advocated for "Horses on the Highway NOW!" <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wgx1pYm_EE</ref> The Walk! USA sidewalk-building program is also a part of the Making Way: It's Old - So Let's Destroy It! public initiative and historical-site destruction program discussed in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa3Uv4-DUHY&t=2181s Episode 38].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa3Uv4-DUHY&t=2181s</ref>
-The Fanmayer Group has also lobbied the United States government to ensure that the [[Bishope Academy]] Drivers' Academy will eventually be de-listed as a terrorist organization, which currently causes the insurance premiums of enlisted students to go up as much as 100% along with a drastic reduction of coverage for damages. When their lobbying efforts are successful, their students/customers will receive the benefits of the "cash back rewards program." <ref>https://www.youtube.com/live/xa3Uv4-DUHY?feature=share&t=1045</ref>
 == Controversy and Lawsuits ==