Also, I think it’s important, for those new to IGEN, to know that the CEA deal gets a little more juicy when you see this bit of news. This is part of an article from November 2010.
IGEN NETWORKS ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF TWO NEW MEMBERS TO THE ADVISORY BOARD
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iGen Networks Corp.
Nov 02, 2010, 01:32 ET
IGEN Networks Corp. (IGEN: OTCBB)
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -
Mr. Robert Nealon reports:
“IGEN Networks is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to the Advisory Board, who will assist the Board of Directors. Mr. Carlos Calderon and Mr. Mike Griffin's appointments as advisors significantly furthers IGEN Network's commitment to becoming a world leader in rural broadband communications.”
Say again...? Who did you say was being appointed to the advisory board of IGEN?
Oh, well that was Michael Griffin. Yes the very same Michael Griffin from the County Executives of America back in 2010 was on the advisory board for IGEN. Let’s go ahead and read the rest of the news about him from the PR.
“Mr. Michael Griffin has been Executive Director of the County Executives of America for the past 26 years. The County Executives of America is a non-partisan organization that includes a membership of over 700 chief elected executives of a county or consolidated city/county government. This esteemed group represents more than 50% of the nation's population and includes the largest metropolitan governments in the country.
Michael Griffin is also President of the Institute for regional Regional Development, a non-profit foundation dedicated to promoting cooperation between local governments and business interests throughout the world. Mr. Griffin has acted as a consultant to Congress, the Senate and four Presidents. Mr. Griffin was previously Executive Secretary of the New York State Pension Advisory Board. He was also President of Polites Communications Company; President and CEO of Creative Resources Group; Principal Legislative Coordinator of the New York Legislature and Executive Director of the American Association of Trustees, Managers and Administrators.
Mr. Griffin was director of legislation for New York Governor Hugh Carey and directed the successful campaigns of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynahan, Senator Bob Graham and Mayor Ed Koch. Michael Griffin received his BA from the University of Miami and his MA from Cornell University.”
Wow! Impressive. So that is the kind of person that we had on our BOA and who is now wanting to use IGEN products in over 350,000 government owned vehicles all across the U.S. That really makes you think doesn’t it? Seems like the people who say IGEN is a “share selling scam” must be off a bit. These guys and the folks they working with are very well respected, smart business and political figures, that wouldn’t come within a mile of a “share selling scam” that was so manipulated and public like this one is.
So you see, the point I’m making is that IGEN has laid all the ground work for this deal and NOTHING will stop it from happening now that the infrastructure bill money is coming. Face it, it is something they want and it’s government money paying for it. That is a win win for IGEN and a boom boom for us.
So, I don’t listen to any of the nonsense about IGEN being a scam or anything else. It’s simply not true and if you believe it, you won’t make any money here when we roll.
Let’s go! IGEN long and strong!
