Okay, let’s tackle this. So Marcellus has 113 years of experience, which is unusually long. For a project manager, that’s equivalent to decades of experience. Considering his skills in accounting, negotiation, and project management, he’s likely to be in high demand. However, his unusual duration of employment makes it challenging to estimate his rate. Assuming he’s worked consistently throughout, his rate might be lower than expected. Let’s look at industry benchmarks. Project managers with similar experience and skills can charge $100-$250 per hour. However, Marcellus’s unique experience and skills might justify a higher rate. Maybe around $200-$300 per hour? But considering his age and the fact that he’s been working for over a century, maybe lower. Some experts might argue that his experience is more valuable than his hourly rate, so he might be able to command a higher daily or annual rate. Let’s assume an average of $200 per hour, but keep in mind that this is a rough estimate.