In early February, DBMM announced a significant new client in Austin, Texas . The focus on growth in multiple geographies, particularly the US was included in DBMM initial PRs and Updates released in the months after the Final Order of Dismissal. IMO Austin is particularly key as it is one of tech hubs in the US and several companies in Silicon Valley have moved their headquarters to Austin .
Repeating the privacy considerations provided following the initial announcement, as follows:
When a company chooses to hire a management consultant to optimize their digital footprint , often transforming their company as part of the remit, in the digital world, is highly individualized. That is a formidable undertaking by the client to obtain a competitive advantage and a measurable return on investment.
Clients put consultants under an NDA and certainly is intending a long term relationship and a seat at the table. For DBMM ‘s brand Digital Clarity, the role of the management consultant is similar to an investment banker or outside counsel.
This practice has been explained and is the norm. Asking for information which is private and which is not required by any SEC filing is inappropriate as financial results will be included in quarterly reporting. SEC Financial Disclosure guidelines caution that planning info should not be disclosed. Repeat: resultant revenues are included in normal SEC filings, reviewed quarterly and audited annually by Company’s independent auditor and available to the public writ large , which of course is directed at shareholders .
The Company follows SEC instructions implicitly. Revenues and clients increase quarter to quarter . Win #12 on its way.
