Replies to post #66575 on Bioelectronics Corp (BIEL)

[shadolane]

That's a very interesting question.

I think it was asked before.

Don't recall seeing any answer/speculation as to the reason(s).

Also don't recall seeing anything from the company either.

Deductive reasoning, well to each his own.

But I don't see it as a good thing.

[seven-up]

Working full time in his own business, doing consultant work..
Founder
Axxon Ltd
March 2013 – Present (2 years 10 months)London, United Kingdom
Founder and CEO of Axxon Ltd, a company that provides market research, project management, fundraising and business development services to the healthcare industry as well analysis of healthcare companies for financial institutions.

https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=AAkAAAf2yd8B2nEADKGE9_TMFxXC1DF5UmDJbGI&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=OKmk&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=clickedVertical%3Amynetwork%2CclickedEntityId%3A133614047%2CauthType%3ANAME_SEARCH%2Cidx%3A1-1-1%2CtarId%3A1450274941293%2Ctas%3Adeepak%20kotak

[Simpsonly]

I suspect it was because he did not deliver on the global roll-out he was to be initiating and money. Boots was established years ago, long before any Kotak involvement and I'm wondering what his successes were, if any. He is degreed by both Oxford, an MA, and an MD from University of London. He was an investment consultant with Blackstone Valley Group in the UK. A law degree as well.

He is/was on the Board of Advisors of this small trading analytics provider.

Blackstone Valley Group Bio:
Deepak is currently an investment manager for a small private equity fund in the US where he concentrates on healthcare. Deepak is also the chief medical officer of a Texas based medical device company moving into the commercialisation stage. Deepak has been an advisor to a US biotechnology company, private renal dialysis company and a start up medical IT company as well as being a fundraiser. He has invested in healthcare companies for over a decade and writes about emerging companies and science for PropThink.

Deepak has been a consultant (attending) physician in London teaching hospitals for 10 years and has a wide medical and surgical perspective both within the NHS and private practice. Unusually he also practiced as an attorney for four years in civil law. Deepak graduated with an MA from Oxford University and an MD from the university of London.END

Seems to me there was a pompous element to him in interviews, I wonder if there may have been people issues. It seems, from reviewing his assignments and business homes, that he has moved around a lot, lawyer, consulting anaesthetist, investment consultant, tech companies. No idea where he received his law degree, I am curious as to why that was not mentioned. Quite possible he brought B. Braun Medical Ltd. on board as a BIEL distributor of RecoveryRx. In any event, he was with BIEL for around 19 months, people come and go, most often with hard feelings, sometimes not, usually a smattering of he said, she said, BS by both sides, hope he did some good and was appropriately compensated. If it was by stock, he waits with us patiently, soon . . . . .

[riccikeeper]

He was hired for the UK push, his work was un believable!!!