I guessed right.
I have already received an answer from Michael Zwebner regarding my thoughts posted earlier today. Since he responded to me as a shareholder I will presume the information is okay to share even though there's been no public news release stating these things. I include here the body of my email to him and the body of his answer. Read into it what you will but . . . the likelihood of me selling any of my shares soon has dropped significantly today and the possibility of picking up more at current prices may be edging upward.
My email to Michael:
> Mr. Zwebner,
>
> As a shareholder in UCSI, admittedly a minor one with only 10k shares,
> I have some questions about the education/classes part of the HDC.
>
> The article today indicated becoming a Microsoft Certified Partner.
> As a .NET developer the first things that came to my mind:
>
> 1. The only reason I can think of for becoming a certified partner in
> that regard is to be able to officially offer MSFT curriculum courses
> and become a designated official training site. Is that your
> intention for the upper floor of HDC facilities?
>
> 2. This would combine an official training site with a cafe
> environment in an area of town where there are hotels. Which would
> mean a potential class attendee from out of town could walk from hotel
> to class, be able to get lunch downstairs, and enjoy the area after
> hours, a marked contrast to the usual stark environment of training
> centers built in business parks. Is that a direction you're intending
> to take with the HDC for revenue generation?
>
> I appreciate any time you can take to answer these questions.
Michael's response:
> YES, to all your questions, and much more...
>
> we are currently planning a very comprehensive educational
> program that will involve State, and Federal funding, as well
> as private individuals. we expect to commence the educational
> program in September, and run literally round the clock courses.
>
> Stay in touch
> thanks
> Michael
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