The same management "team" that gives themselves sole voting power over everything the company does too? Thats NOT a public company, thats called a cash register NUTS, and its absolutely NUTS you don't see that. $25M invested? $245K owed to CEO so she decides unilaterally to grant herself sole voting rights? WOW. I hope for all our sakes she can pull this off, but based on history, its seems like it will be a HUGE struggle. I guess those who invested 15 years ago have no choice but to pray, I'm with you on that.
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