Thursday, October 23, 2014 7:28:55 PM
What I think needs to be emphasized here is that every single thing Robert is able to accomplish in the way of advancement of the acceptance of mmj/cannabis/hemp (especially regulatory and legislative changes) will have a direct and positive impact on GRCU, since it will continue to open up potential markets for an ever-increasing line of products.
But there is another more subtle (but equally impactful) benefit that GRCU shareholders get as a result of Robert Calkin also serving as CEO of the Cannabis Career Institute.
Many of us are well aware of the OTC CEOs that syphon money, on a regular basis, from the OTC company in which they lead. Many of those CEOs treat the authorized corporate stock as a personal piggy back from which to draw a seemingly endless supply of funds. It is very clear that those shenanigans are not present here. And the fact that Robert Calkin is hard working and enterprising enough to have another source of income, insures that there is no need for him to become that kind of CEO. I think that is the primary explanation for why he was able to accept the modest 4 million GRCU shares provided annually in his employment agreement.
As always, simply my opinion.
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