Memo to Brian Fox: One of the key reasons PRVB is languishing pitifully under book is the fact that it is, for want of a more accurate term, a 'one-man-band'. Institutions and fund mangers have an obligation to their clients to invest in companies that not only show potential and track records of growth, but who limit risk and liability. Retail investors prefer the same, but it is the institutional investors who will take this stock to the Promised Land. They won't commit clients money into something they view as a vanity project. You've proven yourself adept at securing VC, deftly handling a positive cash flow model while at the same time bringing new revenue streams into the mix. No mean feat, to be sure, and one that many CEO's can only dream of. The pro's now only want and wait for one thing---a clear signal that this company is indeed a COMPANY, with layers of accountability upon layers of experience upon layers of charcoal-grey suits. Simply put, an experienced management team and BOD will help investors sleep on their shares and sleep well. It is the last straw man to be knocked down to show the market that this is truly a growth investment and a safe investment. Successful leaders build armies. Those armies then build empires.
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