>>>Practically no one knows BIEL exits! This situation has to change before BIEL can make any progress in the way of improving sales. Thus, that responsibility my friends, should be placed at the doorstep of the individual at the top.<<<
Yep, if one (CEO) wants to take the praise from company success, they must accept the criticism from failure. Never seeing green on the bottom line of an income statement IS failure. Until then, the market WILL see this as such and we will be hovering in the anemic stock price area we are now. Green (profit) will change everything. 10 years of RED speaks for itself and IS the responsibility of the CEO who must answer WHY to his stockholders. I agree, if this were any larger corporation, 10 years of RED would result in firing and getting a new CEO who could get the job done. Unfortunately, this corporation is run like a sole proprietorship mom and pop shop. He will avoid any communication with his stockholders as seen by lack of conference calls, which is predictable due to the 'heat' he would get from the continuous triple zero stock price resulting in so many in the RED with their investment.
Watching all this over the years as a stockholder, it is no wonder and understandable why we are now seeing so many wanting to see him step aside and let one more qualified lead this company. Like it or not, bottom line has said he has failed up to this point!
