Wiseguy (if you read this board),
While your concerns are warranted, there are many other factors which lead me to believe that LWLG is the real deal. First, why would so many big whigs decide to work with LWLG
and be paid soley in stock? Think, Terry Turpin who at one time worked for the National Securities Agency (NSA). He was Chief of the Advanced Processing Technologies Division for ten years. Think, Tom Zelibor (RearAdmiral)who was Director of Global Operations, United States Strategic Command; Director, Space, Information Warfare, Command and Control. Think, Dr. Ross Fasick who served as both President of DuPont’s Brazil division and Director of worldwide paint operations. He completed his DuPont career as Senior VP of Polymers and Automotive, a division that generates multi-billion dollar annual revenues. Think, William C. Pickett, III who served as Chief Financial Officer of Invista, DuPont's $7 billion man-made fibers company.
Most of these guys are already wealthy in their own right. Most of these guys were already retired before joining LWLG. The only reason for these relatively wealthy and esteemed individuals to come out of retirement to work with a startup and to be paid soley in stock is if that startup was up to something revolutionary. This could be their legacy. Thanks for hearing me out.
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