The Hunt for the Next 10 Bagger

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CDIT -- 2 great DD points IMO: (New info to me ;)

1. Our CEO Michella Frosch serves on the Institute for Global Ethics (IGE) Board of Directors.

"IGE (Canada) is an independent, nonsectarian, nonpartisan, nonprofit charitable membership organization dedicated to promoting ethical action in a global context. Our challenge is to explore the global common ground of shared values, elevate awareness of ethics and provide practical tools for making ethical decisions."

"IGE has teamed up with Midi, a leading provider of computer-based learning solutions, to produce an online series that enables companies to teach ethical decision-making skills to employees. Courses can be deployed enterprise-wide, sending a consistent message to the entire organization, or to specific audiences."

She directs an organization that Provides Guidance to Businesses and employeees about proper ethical behavior and how to make eithical decisions in a business setting ;)

More Information on this Website:

http://www.globalethics.org/affiliates/canada/


2. Michella Frosch spent 7 years to win the license from papal lawyers regarding the vatican art collection.

"Replicas of Vatican Library Treasures
Marketed"

The Vatican Library has awarded a worldwide 15-year license to a Canadian firm to market and exhibit reproductions of items in the pope’s collections. Michella Frosch of Vancouver’s Gloria Management is now authorized to have reproductions made of items in the Vatican Library, organize them into traveling exhibitions, and sell products in conjunction with the shows.
“It really is something very special that we’ve got the opportunity to take replicas from artifacts and take that to the world,” Frosch said in the August 13 Canadian National Post. “A lot of people will never have the means to go [to the library]. Through the exhibition program, they have the opportunity to see some of the contents.”

Frosch added that she worked for seven years to win the license from papal lawyers. She hopes to begin with a museum show in Toronto in summer 2002 that coincides with the pope’s visit there for the World Youth Conference. Her firm in turn must return royalties that will help the Vatican maintain the collections.

Gloria Management will work with a handful of other Vatican licensees to sell exhibit reproductions, chocolates, candy, pens, scarves, ceramic floor tiles, and jewelry tied to the library through a mail-order catalog and Internet site.

Michella has fought to gain these rights for a Substantial time and I believes she will try to maximize the opportunity here, as she has already vested 7 years in the process ;)

From this website: (+/- Fourth article down)
http://archive.ala.org/alonline/news/2001/010820.html