Then: Its just a speedbump!... We have a great team. Just watch our incredible progress over thenext 12 months and you will be amazed. I and the rest of the company are committed to driving this success at the top possible speed to maximize returns for all our shareholders. I look forward to impressing you with results. Mike Cowpland Subj: Re: Corel Share Price Date: 97-09-12 05:51:51 EDT From: mikec@corel.ca (Mike Cowpland)
And Now:
Thanks Team! Congratulations on YOUR incredible progress! INCREDIBLE is indeed the word! (Guaranteed!)
Derek Burney Corel's executive vice-president of engineering Exercised options on 85,000 Corel shares at $3 each and then sold 85,800 for prices ranging from $6.96 to $7.55. He now holds 300 Corel shares.
Jeanie O'Reilly Mr. O'Reilly's wife, sold 16,000 Corel shares for $7.40 each. Mrs. O'Reilly bought those shares in late September for $4.30.
Carey Stanton Executive vice-president of business development and legal affairs, did most of his selling in late January. He exercised options on 21,200 shares on Jan. 25 and 29 at $3 each and sold them all for prices ranging from $6.05 to $7.35. Then on Feb. 11 he went into the market again, exercising options on 10,000 shares and reselling them at $7.65 each.
Sandra Gibson Corel's executive vice-president of corporate services, exercised 7,800 options at $3 on Feb. 2 and sold them the same day for $7.17 to 7.20. She now holds no Corel shares.
Kerry Williams Corel's executive vice-president of manufacturing, exercised options on 31,200 shares at $3 and sold them for $7 to 7.35 on Feb. 8 to 11. He now holds 290 Corel shares.
Other Corel options were exercised and the shares sold by: Jim Orban Now the executive vice-president of sales and marketing
Tony O'Dowd Executive vice-president of international product development
Kim Dixon Then the executive vice-president of corporate communications. |