Monday, July 26, 2010 4:06:06 PM
I can certainly understand why you would want to give him a midterm grade of F (PPS near 52-week lows, O/S maxed, etc. etc.), but here's the difference b/w a "failing" CEO and a great CEO:
Dean has not only kept all of the original targets at the table, he has actually grown, exponentially, the size and scope of QASP. Given the massive funding delays (and misrepresentations to QASP by its lenders), I think he has performed well in difficult circumstances. Lots of other targets would have walked when funding faltered. Dean has reached deep into his own pocket to make sure that, not only did his plan stay in tact, but in fact grew.
Of course it is all for naught if we don't eventually get funded, but if we do, we will all be the beneficiaries of his tenacity and generosity.
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