It wasn't in the professional manner that the events necessitated, in fact the faux paux got much worse. Ed Dhneau then proceeded to tell far to much to the groups that had surrounded him looking for answers. Again it should have happened on stage and if what I heard from him was true, that the SEC told them UCAD couldn't say anything, then why was he telling a select group about the big news in direct contravention of the SEC mandate? This was more like bimbos in mens clothes.
I was there for the same reasons but what
Ed Dhneau said was that Roger Glenn had planned to make a statement but after speaking with a shareholder at the afternoon gathering decided that he would not. Now maybe you were that shareholder, if so what questions did you ask him?
Willhub
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