Darrell...I thought the release today was validation that the programs are catching on w/various cable systems and interest seems to be rising:
William Moses, chairman and CEO of Recovery Network, stated: ''Aside from its outstanding reputation on Wall Street, G.
Howard Associates Inc. was a logical choice for Recovery Network given our long standing relationship with its managing
director, George Henry. George currently serves on our company's executive committee and intimately understands the
strengths of the Corporation. As such, he is best suited to evaluate the numerous opportunities being presented to Recovery
Network and subsequently advise our board accordingly.''
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George H. Henry of G. Howard Associates Inc. added: ''It is clear that Recovery Network is gaining sure momentum in
achieving notable U.S. market penetration. This has created tremendous added value in the company which is capturing the
attention of several significant players operating in the cable television industry. The historical trend in this industry has been for
successful networks, such as Recovery Network, to be acquired by one of the majors. Recovery Network may elect to pursue
this strategy at this time, opt only for a strategic investment partner, or entertain other financing or strategic growth
opportunities. We intend to carefully and intelligently explore all of these situations on a case by case basis and pursue only
those which deliver the most value to the company's shareholders.''
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About G. Howard Associates Inc.
G. Howard Associates Inc. is a private investment banking firm founded in 1986, which specializes in corporate finance
including merger and acquisitions and strategic investing. George H. Henry heads the firm and has served as managing director
since the firm was established. Previously, Henry spent six years with the predecessor of Schroder Wertheim & Co. Inc., an
investment banking firm where he had been a vice president in the Corporate Finance Department since 1983. Henry is
currently chairman and CEO of Access Television Network, a cable programming service and chairman of the executive
committee of The Recovery Network. Since 1986, Henry has been a director of nine publicly held companies and is currently a
director of PhoneTel Technologies, a publicly held telecommunications company. He is also a trustee of Mitchell College. In his
capacity as an investment banker, Henry has acted as financial advisor to a host of public companies including Alcon
Laboratories, Beta Brands, Biovail International, Forest Laboratories, PolyMedica Industries, QSound Labs, ISI Systems,
MedChem Products, and Spectrum Signal Processing.
About Recovery Network
The Recovery Network is a digital media company utilizing its cable television network currently being delivered into over 5
million U.S. households, Internet and telephony platforms to provide social and behavioral health programming, products and
services to a national audience. The company's primary market are those impacted by social and behavioral problems that
effect 100 million Americans at a cost to the economy in excess of one-half trillion dollars annually in increased health care
costs, crime and lost productivity. Recovery Network's National Partnership for Recovery and Prevention (NPRP) consists of
over 50 prominent national health, recovery and prevention organizations such as Betty Ford Center, Child Welfare League
and MADD that represent over 40 million people throughout the United States. Information on the company may also be found
on the Internet at www.recoverynetwork.com. |
