I am surprised. BLDV shows up finally but not doing anything worth noting. I'm not saying that the AABE group is not an honorable society in itself. That, I am sure, it is. I'm just wondering if they realize that putting Moaning on one of it's boards to "help develop a session on renewable energy technologies" was such a wise move since he keeps his stock holders in the dark and doesn't follow through on his own actions nor directs his company to follow through on their LOI's or MOU's. To give a "very compelling session on entrepreneurial opportunities in these new energy technologies", I wonder if he stood up there and explained to the guests how he himself has not followed through on any of his LOI's or MOU's and that the best way to be an entrepreneur is to do nothing but talk and not follow through on his actions. Then become next to impossible to reach so your shareholders get stuck holding an empty bag. I'm thinking of writting to AABE and asking them if having someone developing a session as part of AABE's corriculum on entrepreneurship in renewable energy is very wise where it concerns Mr. Moaning and asking them to replace him with someone who actually deserves the position. Either way, I'm sure he see's any opportunity to get BLDV's name out there as a good thing as long as he doesn't have to spend any money or actually do anything to be part of an orginization. I feel sorry for DC Chapter
President Derek Dyson as I get the feeling that he is the one that had to do all the work on the presentation while Moaning tried to take all the glory.
"AABE was asked by Operation
Push to develop a session on
renewable energy technologies
for the Push annual Wall
Street conference. DC Chapter
President Derek Dyson
and Houston Chapter member
John Q. Moaning, CEO of
Blue Diamond Ventures, offered
a very compelling session
on the entrepreneurial opportunities
in these new energy
technologies.
