Replies to post #89146 on NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[TheHound]

You mean this award?
NanoViricides, Inc. (NYSE MKT: NNVC) has now won the highly-prestigious “IAIR Award” as “Best North American Company for the Leadership in the Nanomedicine Sector”. This invitation-only award ceremony and the gala dinner for these “IAIR Awards – North America” was conducted at the Yale Club in NYC on Tuesday, 15 April 1 2014. IAIR (International Alternative Investment Review) is the publication of EDITRICE LE FONTI® SRL, in Milan, Italy. Chairman and President of NanoViricides Inc, Anil R. Diwan, PhD said that they always knew that they are leaders in nannomedicines, while accepting this award on behalf of NNVC. He added that it is great to be recognized globally as being a leader by IAIR. In separate news, NNVC reported that the construction of its modern Research and Development Lab & the cGMP Clinical-Production facility in Shelton, in sCT, is nearing completion.

[Deep6]

Wow! that seems awful low for so few employees. I work for a large company, and our CEO's make MUCH more than that. Shoot some of the Sr. Managers make that much.

Still ... I can't wrap my head around the fact that they could make a ton more than that for a lot less hassle if they are truly in it for the money as many here assert.

When I was young I mowed lawns all summer! Tough work for a small paycheck. Then a friend showed how to make bank with very little effort.... We grabbed a coffee can and went around the neighborhood collecting for Jerry's Kids. Talk about a windfall of cash. I made more money in one afternoon than I did all summer. My friend and I were living high on the hog (Dairy Queen) when we were caught (someone that recognized me told my mother that she was proud of my efforts for Jerry's Kids) Oooops! I had to mow lawns for free, for a long time!! That ended my life of crime.

Just sayin' if it is just for the money .... :-)

[loanranger]

"$275,000 a year, probably 20 hours a week including monitoring IHUB and emailing Joe Sixpack retail investors letting them know what they can post."

Sounds very familiar.