Can't say for sure if they'll get the message, but your well-founded intentions brought back some memories of long, long ago when I was working my very first job in data processing, that of I/O operator at Investor's Diversified Services <IDS> in Minneapolis. In about my second or third week on the job, I found myself feeding proxy cards in to the system via a card reader. This was back in the days when proxies were on the familiar < do not fold, staple, spindle, or mutilate > 80-column IBM card. There were boxes and boxes of them, and most of them were folded, stapled, spindled, mutilated, and looked like they'd been used for everything but to wipe with. It was always cause for celebration when a whole box read through without a card jam.
I've been doing some research on our Mr. Mooney. He is, indeed, CEO of a company called Essex Investment Group, out of Rochester, NY. They are a broker-dealer. I'm beginning to suspect one of two things:
he either resigned to start a palace coup, OR he resigned so via his firm he could help Morescum underwrite the Votan IPO. He'd have a conflict of interest if he were a Director while Essex was leading an underwriting for a company of which he was a Director.
Regards,
-Perk- |
