Curious Kazi, Three, Wallstreet, Huggy Bear, Poiso
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Posted On: 06/20/2024 10:46:50 AM
Curious Kazi, Three, Wallstreet, Huggy Bear, Poison Snake, Dakota and James how much of your own money have you put into the company?
Campanella has invested millions of his own money over the years and deferred his salary for SNPW.
The filings show that with Campanella loans to the Medrecycler project was able to bring that project right up to the finish line and gave his shareholders and himself an opportunity to make a very substantial rate of return. While investors like myself took advantage of this great opportunity Campanella stayed invested in his company.
And what kind of project was it, removing hazardous medical waste from the environment.
Was the location ideal? Maybe not but the State professionals agreed it was environmentally safe for the location selected based on the law on the books at the time of the final review of the application.
So here we are having those calling for a CEO to be replaced, a CEO who risk his own personal fortune to make our planet a cleaner place to be.
Some make this call behind anonymous names claiming they want the CEO remove because they FEEL LIKE it their civic duty.(but what have they invested to clean up our planet?)
What is more of a civic duty to their fellow humans then working to create a cleaner environment for all. whether it be trying to reduce medical waste in our environment or try to provide solar powered charging stations and wifi hot spots in remote areas, or trying to reduce plastic waste in the environment by one of his other companies, or now with SNPW trying to reduce of fossil fuel consummation by switching to solar power using he puts his money for the greater good and who is not someone that types lip service of civic duty sitting behind a keyboard and whines.
While the CEO has not been successful in his past endeavors, he has never given up trying to make the world environmentally cleaner.
Everything he has tried to do he has actual signed contracts with real individuals and companies who also shared the civic responsibility to actually try to make our planet environmental cleaner and not just sit behind a keyboard and preach.
Campanella has invested millions of his own money over the years and deferred his salary for SNPW.
The filings show that with Campanella loans to the Medrecycler project was able to bring that project right up to the finish line and gave his shareholders and himself an opportunity to make a very substantial rate of return. While investors like myself took advantage of this great opportunity Campanella stayed invested in his company.
And what kind of project was it, removing hazardous medical waste from the environment.
Was the location ideal? Maybe not but the State professionals agreed it was environmentally safe for the location selected based on the law on the books at the time of the final review of the application.
So here we are having those calling for a CEO to be replaced, a CEO who risk his own personal fortune to make our planet a cleaner place to be.
Some make this call behind anonymous names claiming they want the CEO remove because they FEEL LIKE it their civic duty.(but what have they invested to clean up our planet?)
What is more of a civic duty to their fellow humans then working to create a cleaner environment for all. whether it be trying to reduce medical waste in our environment or try to provide solar powered charging stations and wifi hot spots in remote areas, or trying to reduce plastic waste in the environment by one of his other companies, or now with SNPW trying to reduce of fossil fuel consummation by switching to solar power using he puts his money for the greater good and who is not someone that types lip service of civic duty sitting behind a keyboard and whines.
While the CEO has not been successful in his past endeavors, he has never given up trying to make the world environmentally cleaner.
Everything he has tried to do he has actual signed contracts with real individuals and companies who also shared the civic responsibility to actually try to make our planet environmental cleaner and not just sit behind a keyboard and preach.
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