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Re: MrLong post# 28618

Tuesday, 03/30/2010 12:16:37 PM

Tuesday, March 30, 2010 12:16:37 PM

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I agree that her compensation is also not very much compared to other companies in this industry/sector and their compensation. So is Donald Trump not equipped to sell real estate and other business just because he has a degree in finance? I suppose he also cannot handle acquistion, take overs, by crunching numbers on how to raise capital, how to finance a company take over, while not putting the company at risk?

I think Mrs. Schissler is perfect, now that you point it out I am actually feeling very good about her position. Couple that with being nominated by LA Buiness for her experience, it is a very good thing. Also, let me tell you that it is a very good strategy to be woman run business while looking for funding witht he government. The government usually has to fund a few companies that are woman-owned, woman-run, owned by veterans (or run), minorities, or some other disadvantaged group.

Mrs. Schlissler, an account executive, Director of Business Development? That is HUGE! That is what acquistions, new business comes from. You are higlighting her experience ever more! I worked in business development as an engineer for a government agency and I can tell you that it is a very demanding, sought after job.

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I don't know if she handled acquisitions. Ask the CEO yourself. I am stating that according to her record, she is an experienced business woman, with knowledge and experience of creating new business. For where I worked, we had people with business and english degrees running our business development department. Every company experiences sunk cost when starting out. CBAI is in a tough field where it is just now becoming more viable and attractive. Revenues have increased 30% for CBAI (maybe thanks to Mrs. Schissler?) as stated by the CEO. So let's see what happens in the 10K. Creating business out of a then no-business field was a magicians act. Mr. and Mrs. Schissler saw cord blood banking a big business venture in the 2000s. Watch a majority of banking companies try to start up in the next few years and suffer drastically with all the problems.

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Government regulated industries are tough to break into but once you do its a snap. You have to get government certified, insured, and other expenses I don't know all about. It is very lucrative but also very time consuming to start up. She has the experience, knowledge of working at Cord Partners of licensures, medical certifications, Board Certified stuff and so forth needed to start a bank and laboratory for human stem cells.

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