I have no interest in a blowhard CEO either. But let's be honest with ourselves. SFOR is in the business of selling an arguably complex suite of products. If their products are not explained to potential customers and investors clearly and effectively, those products are less likely to sell and/or drive investment in the company. I just want SFOR to have the best possible chance of success, and I honestly believe Mr. Kay should find someone who can deliver the SFOR message with more clarity and enthusiasm. Like it or not, Mark sounds exhausted; and he should. He's worked his ass off for 16 years to get us to the cusp of massive success. He should hand the reins of the sales wagon over to someone with more energy and lucidity, sit back, and be the General back in the bunker developing business like a true CEO.
And remember, it ain't braggin' if you can do it.
And remember, it ain't braggin' if you can do it.
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