Replies to post #40960 on QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

[JJ2016]

Looks like either MS or PE has created another alias

[mr_sano]

McMullen rubber stamped Biggers huge severance package and has been involved with company for years. Qsep is the good old boys club. 32 hours work week must include the multiple trips he must make from his den to his home office . He must get reimbursed for all that walking!

[alkalinesolution1]

What's your problem with Valenti?

He seems to have worked very hard on behalf of the company and shareholders.

If it were not for these people, there would be no company. No technology that has been developed to the point of commercialization. Am I wrong? It's no small thing to have taken something that existed in theory and in the lab to a prototype, then commercial scale. That's what these people did. I can understand the outrage at the ridiculous management and how they the leadership unconscionably feathered their nests - but has Valenti done wrong?

[zerosnoop]

INCORRECT. The below is from the QS Energy web site about Milke McMullen :

Mr. McMullen joined QS Energy in July 2013 as Controller. In this role, Mr. McMullen designed and managed implementation of the Company’s Sarbanes-Oxley compliant internal controls and reporting procedures, and has been responsible for all financial operations and reporting. Mr. McMullen has extensive managerial and oversight experience in the areas of corporate governance, capitalization, asset valuation and risk assessment.

Prior to joining QS Energy, Mr. McMullen served in senior executive capacities across a variety of industries. As a management consultant and financial advisor to mid-market healthcare and technology entities, he specialized in providing growth and transition management oversight to companies serving hospitals and cancer centers. In his role as Director of Strategic Development at Leema Energy Resources he managed acquisition, valuation and due diligence cycles for the purchase and resale of energy-related assets acquired from distressed savings and loan institutions, resulting in sale-leaseback, leveraged buyout and resale transactions totaling $150 million. At FloWind Corporation Mr. McMullen structured domestic power plant contracts, international joint venture agreements and equipment sales contracts in excess of $200 million and was responsible for management of FloWind’s $7 million research program, resulting in the development of the company’s next generation wind turbine technology. As CFO of SomethingNow, Inc. he was responsible for all finance and operations activities related to growing this internet company from start-up to commercial operations, resulting in the infusion of $20M in capital, establishing key strategic relationships and ultimately negotiating and closing the sale of the company to a NASDAQ 100 company.

[Cpopp]

I seem to remember another notorious anti STWA poster who referred to Bigger as Beggar. Total BS.