Minor Characters
Renata
A Circle employee who greets Mae on her first day.
Josiah
An HR employee at the Circle.
Denise
An HR employee at the Circle.
Rob
A payroll employee at the Circle.
Tasha
A notary at the Circle.
Jon
A payroll employee at the Circle.
Brandon
A circle employee who gives Mae Holland her communication devices.
Dan
Mae’s boss in the Customer Experience department.
Sabine
A Circle employee who is working on implanting tracking devices in human bone.
Alistair
A Circle employee who invites Mae Holland to brunch and, when she misses his online invitation, becomes extremely upset.
Gus Khazeni
A Circle employee who develops a dating tool called LuvLuv.
Marion
The owner of a kayak rental shop that Mae Holland frequents.
Senator Williamson
Senator Williams tries to sue the Circle for being a monopoly, and she is immediately disgraced by a leak that suggests that her computer contains “immoral” content. Later, it’s revealed that the Circle deliberately embarrassed Williamson in order to avoid a lawsuit.
Olivia Santos
A Congresswoman who volunteers to “go clear”—i.e., to be surveilled at all times in order to prove that she has nothing to hide.
Stewart
A Circle employee who “goes clear.”
Tania Schwartz
A college friend of Mae Holland who reaches out to Mae to build support for an Internet campaign designed to “raise awareness” of social injustices in Guatemala.
Gunner Bailey
The son of Eamon Bailey, who suffers from cerebral palsy.
Georgia
A marine biologist who was hired by Tom Stenton to feed the sea creatures living in captivity at the Circle, Georgia resigns because she refuses to feed the sea creatures unusual foods at Stenton’s request.
Terry
A Circle employee who works on a program to test students.
Jackie
A Circle employee who works on a program to rank students.
Pete Ramirez
A Circle employee who gives Mae Holland a headset.
Sharma
A Circle employee who works on Demoxie.
Jared
Mae Holland’s supervisor in Customer Experience.
Gina
A no-nonsense employee at The Circle who sets Mae up with her various social networking accounts and explains the company's expectations of Mae. She's jealous of Mae's constant communication with Annie.