Replies to post #36012 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[prototype_101]

Gates , I agree, Dr Lebby has tons of experience in financing, he knows what LWLG's P2IC Platform has to offer, and I'm confident he knows the right timing to get the best possible deal whether through financing alternatives or investments by giant company partner(s) for Transceiver build or other ASIC projects, based on the news flow of progress I believe that time is extremely close at hand now, perhaps the LPC "tapping" is even being slowed or stopped at this time

Dr Lebby & Intel >> co-founder of Intel's photonics division in the year 2000.

Director Business Development/Investor (with Board observer positions on investments)

Company Name - Intel Capital

Dates Employed - 1999 – 2001 Employment Duration 2 yrs

Intel Capital, Santa Clara, California. In 1999, Lebby joined Intel as a corporate investor and was responsible for sourcing, negotiating, and closing private placement equity deals in the optical networking, component, and semiconductor arenas.

Lebby served as Intel’s board observer on a number of photonics based start-ups.

[inversor86]

No. Not at all. There is a considerable amount of space between "pumping the story" and doing nothing to spread awareness to new investors or anyone in the financial community. Maybe these are less important tasks and beneath Lebby's time but it could still be handled with thought by less important people. Lightwave needs a hard worker in IR, someone thinking and beating bushes on a small scale. Have Steve Cordovano find better funding sources after relieving him of sending PR's out one by one. We know Steve likes to find funding... He has vastly more experience than Marcelli in this area.

The shareholders aren't getting free options. We suffer the dilution that comes with this poor handling of a major part of being a public company. The company has a good story, tell it. I'm not interested in sitting here and waiting, making excuses and hoping the market figures things out on their own.


Inversor,did you ever think LWLG management made a well thought out decision not to pump the LWLG story? Maybe our ultimate audience is our very large potential customers and partners. The larger investment community will stand up and take notice once a very large technology company decides to adopt LWLG tech. I think we are getting close. Probably later this year or early next year. First LWLG has to learn to walk before it can run. You have to be patient.