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Re: Tomorrow investments post# 234377

Tuesday, 08/27/2013 11:22:41 PM

Tuesday, August 27, 2013 11:22:41 PM

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Absolutely not, he said he would not hold the brand or growth hostage. Growth/expansion of Koma Unwind are of utmost importance at this juncture. My thoughts are that people just don't understand or believe the costs associated with tremendous growth. This is the best thing that can happen to a co, esp a small co, it is what every small co aspires to achieve. BW did at one time said he would cap the a/s and o/s and then a blast of hyper growth kicked in and he had nowhere to go, he apologized, I understand. He told us all that growth had surpassed even his best expectations, what a wonderful problem to have. But some can't get passed the cap being removed, no problem for me. I watched Dell in the early 80s and I know the importance of growth. The importance of being the dominant player in the relaxation space is the focus of BW, and it should be. We are at a critical point, moving in the direction of critical mass, a point of no return, an opportunity for Koma to rise above the others and leave no room for doubt about who the leader in this new beverage sector is. This is a very serious/cut throat business and I am grateful to have BW with his passion and fierce tenacity at the helm. He is doing what many CEOs before him have done under similiar circumstances, but better. BWs leadership has improved immensely in the last 2 yrs, this man is everything his detractors dislike, a complete success story in the making. So, yes, he is keeping his word, he is growing BBDA even better than he thought he could and I love it. Koma time, my last post for today. Life is very good!!!