MARK HER WORDS
"The era of irresponsibility is over. As the President and CEO of Hall of Fame Beverages, I am responsible to you, the shareholders. The buck stops here, and I will take ownership and responsibility for everything that happens inside this company. At Hall of Fame Beverages, we will no longer accept blaming others, unprofessional actions by our employees, or providing the public with unrealistic information. The lack of results and the excuses that have been a hallmark of this company for years are over. This company has failed its shareholders, and with that in mind, I would like to usher in a new era of transparency, and a new era of responsible corporate behavior.
When Larry Johnson approached me with the opportunity to take over Hall of Fame Beverages, I was made aware of the lack of ownership in publicly released statements, and the many accusations and finger pointing made by this company. It was then that I immediately began my own investigation and research into all of it. After months of conducting thorough due diligence, I have concluded we are ready to move forward.
Also, Hall of Fame Beverage's CEO has started the process to decrease the company's Authorized Common Shares count by 1-billion shares. Jessica Gutierrez has filed the paperwork with the state of Delaware and the company's Transfer Agent to rid Hall of Fame of any shares that could be added to the share structure.
"I told our shareholders in my recent letter, that things will be done differently at Hall of Fame Beverages, and that I am focused on building this company the right way. I will be doing what is necessary to reduce the share structure and the first step is to decrease the AS. I want to make it clear I have no intention to dilute." Look for more exciting news in the coming week."
