Conway should have held out longer.
Despite its shortcomings, the NGEN shell was a lot cleaner than the company that former CEO Brian Conway eventually took over in order to run his latest reverse merger.
Of course, his current venture technically wasn't a shell company, while LIBE/NGEN was.
At least the company he's heading now is an actual business, though it was rapidly declining after the death of one of its founders. It might be salvagable.
NGEN under Clifford Rhee was just a house of cards, as it appears many of his prior public companies were.
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