A brief history of NNLX - to all those who were th
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A brief history of NNLX - to all those who were there and the new investors who do not know of these events
I first met Bret Barnhizer on the Raging Bull in the "grape juice" days.
In early 2007 I received information that alarmed me about NNLX' plans in an upcoming shareholders meeting. I faxed the document to Bret who later met with the CEO and persuaded him to change the meeting to an informational meeting. Then I and others gathered together a large number of voting proxies so that Bret could become CEO and the previous CEO would become the CTO or Chief Technical Officer. After this there was a transition period in which gradually all the board members and officers left and Bret appointed a new team. During this period we invested heavily in NNLX because of the medical applications which we believe have great potential. These applications were invented by Mr. Barnhizer....a surprise that the new CEO also is a gifted inventor and the patents began.....This is a brief bare bones summary as I recall these events. A wise friend once advised me that "biotech is a marathon, not a sprint." True, and Blessings to all....Parents
I first met Bret Barnhizer on the Raging Bull in the "grape juice" days.
In early 2007 I received information that alarmed me about NNLX' plans in an upcoming shareholders meeting. I faxed the document to Bret who later met with the CEO and persuaded him to change the meeting to an informational meeting. Then I and others gathered together a large number of voting proxies so that Bret could become CEO and the previous CEO would become the CTO or Chief Technical Officer. After this there was a transition period in which gradually all the board members and officers left and Bret appointed a new team. During this period we invested heavily in NNLX because of the medical applications which we believe have great potential. These applications were invented by Mr. Barnhizer....a surprise that the new CEO also is a gifted inventor and the patents began.....This is a brief bare bones summary as I recall these events. A wise friend once advised me that "biotech is a marathon, not a sprint." True, and Blessings to all....Parents
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