L-1011 transaction is obviously a major component moving forward. The first step has been taken. Below are the key players in TMPS right now. Sure, there's been a lot of speed bumps, but I'm going along for the ride and I still see enormous upside. Losing contracts always hurts, but their previous capital structure resulted in razor thin margins and they weren't making real money on those contracts anyhow. As they restructure, recapitalize, and tap equity responsibly, I see nothing but upside.
Scott Terry
CEO
Government relationships/clearance
Johan Eliasch
Chairman
Swedish billionaire businessman
Johan Aksel Bergendorff
Chief Financial Officer & Investment Director
Investments, including turn-around, startups and mature companies, executive management, corporate strategy, corporate development, mergers & acquisitions (M&A), corporate finance, private equity, management advisory (PE buyout), financial modelling, valuation, project management
Johan Claasen
CEO & Owner at Claasen Group, Inc.
Founder of Claasen Group International, Inc. (CGI), a consulting company focusing on international business development (claasengroup.com). A serial entrepreneur and business professional with extensive business development experience in a number of countries, Mr. Claasen has expertise in joint ventures, M&As, JVs, corporate finance, outsourcing, and turnarounds across a wide variety of industries. Mr. Claasen successfully founded and served as a Chairman and CEO of six publically listed companies and has received numerous business awards. His most notable positions include Senior General Manager and Head of Corporate Banking in Volkskas Group Ltd. (currently the ABSA group, the largest banking group in Africa), Chairman of Ellispark Stadium (Pty.) Ltd. (the largest sport complex in South Africa), Chairman and CEO of ARWA Group Ltd, and Chairman of Duros Merchant Bank Ltd (sold to the Investec group of banks), and interim CEO of NamPost Ltd (national post office of Namibia). Until last year, Mr. Claasen served as a Chairman and CEO of Pacific Aviation Resources and Technologies, Inc. (PART), in Victorville, CA, which was successfully sold to a Chinese industrial group.
