I doubt Tom would say he had a hard time Understanding Mr. Kriesler if he was working closely to get one of his Co,s. He also further indicates he is only a figurehead..On the BOD and major stockholder is All.
here you go everyone
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From: Tom Scozzafava <tscozzafava@greenshift.com>
Date: Dec 17, 2007 12:05 PM
Subject: Re: Greenshift Restucture
To: Kyle Gudgeon <kgudgeon@gmail.com>
Kyle,
Honestly, I have a hard time understanding what it is Mr. Kreisler is
trying to do myself. Despite this email address (which is ceasing
shortly) I play no active role in GreenShift and an increasingly lesser
role in GS AgriFuels. I am a large shareholder in GSGF and that is
about it. My role as CEO was a placeholder role until professional
management was brought in. We are seeking that now. I will remain on
the BOD there and remain an "active" board member.
Regarding the rest of the GSHF portfolio, I can't help you. I am 100%
concentrating on SWVC.
Tom
Kyle Gudgeon wrote:
> Hey Mr. Tom, I am somewhat confused on the whole Greenshift
> restructuring. I am curious who is going to take on everyones debt.
> GSCL now owns GSGF instead of Greenshift (60%). Greenshift is the
> parent company that will no longer be "owners" of the the other GS
> companies. "Greenshift" is now going to be a financier for the other
> GS companies? (Cleantech, Agri, EnviroSci, Energy) through Greenshift
> Project? Who is going to take on the debt of these companies, mostly
> CLeantech and AgriFuels? Also from Mr. Kevin's PRs to consolidate
> this debt, Cleantech and Agrifuels will be using the same equipment?
> Please help a learning brain.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Kyle Gudgeon
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Regards,
Kyle Gudgeon
