Looking for a Screenplay Writer

So as I have said before I would like this script to be around 100 pages and definitely to not exceed two hours runtime if its ever turned into a movie as that is how I picture it as its based on true events and id like to portray that as accurately as possible of course. I place this story in the genres of business, drama, comedy, and maybe a little thrilling. If you cant tell by this summary then I am positive you will understand once you read what I have and we get to meet and chat. The title of it is "A Moral Compass" (A working title. I am not married to it but it's the best I could currently come up with). The story is about a group of young friends, with a female as the group leader and protagonist of the story, who are fed up with ordinary life with their 9-5 day jobs. As one of the friends is going through the motions of his usual day job, which is trading and investing in public companies in the stock market, he comes across a company that is seemingly a gold mine and catches his interest as he sees huge potential and profitability for the near and long term future. Unfortunately, he nor his friends have the available funds to invest and fear they will miss out on this opportunity and be stuck with their boring, ordinary lives forever. That is until one of the friends of the group runs into an old high school friend(who is not the brightest) who has his own company. The group of friends realize quickly that this may be their chance to make the money and invest in their original company, by taking advantage of this old friend. The turmoil is overwhelming along with tough decisions surrounding the group as they are running ut of time and eventually must make a choice at the same time that more unforeseen or unpredictable events and twists take place. Please let me know if this summary/description sufficed or if you need to know more such as the ending, but I was hoping to discuss it further in person hopefully but whatever is necessary as I pretty much only summarized Acts 1 and 2 and left out plenty of twists and highlights of those scenes from the 3rd and final act.