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To: K A Anderson who wrote (19)7/7/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: Chloe R  Respond to of 56
 
KA,

Given that this person would be voted into such a position by the shareholders, as you explained, there could be great pressure on them to "leak" info to those same individuals who put him/her there in the first place. But that is just the cynical side of me speaking. Overall, the shareholders should take it as a positive and would possibly sit more comfortably during those periods of no news, knowing their interests were being represented. Then again (here I go), how long would it be until that shareholder BoD him/herself is grouped as "another insider" in the minds of the other shareholders. Also, any sales of the stock by that BoD shareholder may have more impact than would otherwise have.

It's a good question!

Clo



To: K A Anderson who wrote (19)7/8/1998 8:05:00 AM
From: Bam  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 56
 
I know of a firm that deals in clean shells (both trading and non-trading) and can certainly help you with your questions regarding putting a shareholder on the BoD. You can e-mail me privately and I will provide you the info, as I do not want to splatter their name all over SI... And if you want to know how I met these people, they are the ones helping my company go public, much the same way you have decided.

Let me know.

Bam.....