Jim Nelson has been aggressively marketing this stock to anybody who will listen since 2011, remember he does have a background in marketing. And yet here we are. The CEO of the company should be focused on building the company, instead he just tries to sell the stock. What you just described as a positive is actually one of my concerns: that the company is more worried about selling shares of their stock than anything else because they rely too much on dilution for everything from legitimate growth to lavish bonuses to absurdly toxic financing deals.
Show me 1 institutional investor that Jim has hooked from one of these speaking engagements that made an initial investment followed by a second investment. Personally I think if he finds an investor of size he makes them a deal to see they get rewarded thru some dilution method that the average Joe supports? Is this possible? Hell if I know but why else would he be going to these conferences when he knows no institution is going to buy shares at face value.