Before, I mentioned (or posted) that based on board posts I really took the time to do my DD on TPAC. I wanted to get information that actually provides today’s status of the company. Last week it was posted to just pick up the phone and call CEO Bill McKay. Although I think that is a great thing to do, there is a lot of us. I’m thinking we, as a group, should work together to form a list of questions/concerns and have one or two people reach out and speak with the CEO. Once we have the answers/findings, we post them back here on Investors Hangout
In the past, I have read posts where the CEO and his family members have been brutalized by ihub and others calling themselves shareholders. Also, I have seen where shareholders, or people calling themselves shareholders, attacked clients/business partners like Tempkin, AVIC, BTL and now SI. As a matter of fact, these attackers most likely contributed to derailing TPAC since most of these partners are based on his bearing business plan. I don’t think a lot of people pay attention to that. No wonder he doesn’t communicate as much we all may like.
I know there are business people, meaning people that have started businesses and or run businesses, can understand Bill's challenges in today’s market. I think we should draw on their knowledge to help us all come up with the proper questions instead of the nonsense that I believe has a plague of sorts.
I think it’s time that we come together, as S7 says, as a community and show Bill there is a core that wants him to succeed. By taking this step, Bill may once again open up and provide information consistently for us to understand the direction the company is headed.
Just a thought.
In the past, I have read posts where the CEO and his family members have been brutalized by ihub and others calling themselves shareholders. Also, I have seen where shareholders, or people calling themselves shareholders, attacked clients/business partners like Tempkin, AVIC, BTL and now SI. As a matter of fact, these attackers most likely contributed to derailing TPAC since most of these partners are based on his bearing business plan. I don’t think a lot of people pay attention to that. No wonder he doesn’t communicate as much we all may like.
I know there are business people, meaning people that have started businesses and or run businesses, can understand Bill's challenges in today’s market. I think we should draw on their knowledge to help us all come up with the proper questions instead of the nonsense that I believe has a plague of sorts.
I think it’s time that we come together, as S7 says, as a community and show Bill there is a core that wants him to succeed. By taking this step, Bill may once again open up and provide information consistently for us to understand the direction the company is headed.
Just a thought.
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