Just to provide some input on the Nader retiring/stepping down bit. I too recall him saying that he had plans for retirement on the horizon on a call or proactive video.

The Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerbergs, Jeff Bezos of the world are not the norm. Most start-up companies replace their "founding" CEO as part of their growth strategy once they reach a certain point. Cytodyn will one day outgrow Nader, that is not a bad thing. That day is coming and he knows it, and it comes as no surprise to him. That is how things work. Rarely in the start-up world do the CEOs that build the company maintain enough power (board votes) or desire to remain in the driver's seat. Cytodyn will soon need a CEO with more experience running a multi-billion dollar company than NP.

None of this takes away what NP has done, it is just the way of the world. He will likely receive a very nice goodbye package if its any condolence.

Big NP fan btw

EDIT: Not sure when the day will come, only that it will come