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To: campe who wrote (4807)	5/11/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: R Jennings	Respond to of 6654

I don't know the sec rules however signing as the BOD is necessary in order for jack to maintain a distance from the company. In order to "pierce the veil" of a company (basically claim that the company is not being run as a company but simply as a personal shield) one of the tests is to see if a private persona ie jack conducted business as a individual person or as the officer of the company. To the lawyers it makes a great deal of difference as to if he uses the BOD or his personal name when he signs his name. There may be a legal distinction between director and board of directors. My 2shares worth Rob KAYAGEAR Limited (my first time signing that way , just incorporated last week)