The Carrington Institute was founded by Daniel Carrington, having been separated from Secure Development International (a company founded by his father Sir Richard and later led by his mother Sara) in 1978[1]. The Institute has branches in London, Seattle, Los Angles, Moscow, Milan, Chicago, Barcelona and Vancouver.

The most notable product to come from the Carrington Institute is null-g technology, which as Daniel put it 'Taught the cars of the world to fly'. Other notable products from the Carrington Institute include the Falcon 18, the Falcon 2 and the Fairchild DW-P5.

Known Members of the InstituteEdit

• Daniel Carrington- Founder
• Jonathan Steinberg - Head of the Carrington Institute Covert Action Staff and one of the Carrington Institute's top (as well as one of the first) agents
• Joanna Dark - Top agent
• Benjamin Able - Deep cover agent at pharmaDyne Vancouver and one of the Institute's first agents (deceased)
• Stanley Grimshaw - Top computer hacker and programer
• Osgood Potts - Armorer
• Lawrence Foster - Potts' assistant
• Calvin Rogers - Motor pool supervisor and top dropship pilot
• Callie Kincaid - Agent that barely passed Steinberg's agent training program (Carrington Institute Seattle)
• Dr. Montgomery Cordell - Physician, ER doctor and surgeon
• Emily Partridge - Carrington's personal assistant
• Jackson Abbot - Computer programmer and dataDyne mole, later turned double agent (Carrington Institute Los Angles)
• Dr. Hwang - ER doctor and surgeon (Carrington Institute Los Angles)
• Miranda Sturgis - Former Security Chief and Core-Mantis OmniGlobal mole (Carrington Institute Los Angles, deceased)
• Vaklav Dugarova - Agent (Carrington Institute Moscow)
• Dorsey - Formor Los Angles SWAT and newly recruited agent