Turrini has been with them since 2005. From a form FORM 10-QSB dated 9-30-2006; the same one that announced Turrini's appointment as CEO.
"Mr. Turrini joined Calypso in September, 2005 as Vice President and has been active in pursuing licensing contracts. Mr. Turrini was assistant director of Latin America legal affairs, for De La Peña & Associates, P.A., Miami, Florida where he was iinvolved in business development in Latin America; negotiations of potential corporate partnerships; acquisitions and customer contracts with clients in Latin America and Spain. He also drafted numerous contracts for domestic and international transactions and negotiated contracts on behalf of clients, especially in the area of telecommunications. He previously served with Grupo Sette and was involved in the privatization of State Own Enterprises such as the telephone company; assisted government with telecommunications regulations and assisted with foreign investments, business developments and international corporate transactions."
A salesman in the fall of 2005 by March 1, 2007, at age 34, the CEO of the whole company. A real mover and shaker.
He has been with the company for almost six years and has made, um, I think about, zero deals.
And yes, I am sure that if there was any evidence of where that money went it was because Mr. Williams not only saved the documents but spent hours of his own time organizing them into something that could be reproduced and cataloged. Things that should have been done by the CEO.
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