My opinion is that if investors don't get proactive and help Margrit, we will not see the best possible results. many investors have years of business management or sales experience. It is time to form a task force to offer and provide practical support to Margrit in those areas.

I suggest that investors figure out who has strong skills in particular areas and then suggest to Margrit a plan of attack. So, lets say you Belgian have years of sales experience and live in Alabama, let's and investor XYZ has lots of experience dealing with government bureaucracy. We need to get ahold of Margrit and offer to do some sort term work to get Marani licensed in Alabama and get enough sales that they can hire a salesman.

That is the future of the company. An active group of investors who is willing to do a lot more for their company than just whine on a posting board.

Are you with me? Are you ready to mobilize?