We are dealing with a different style CEO here than at other OTCs. The man put his name on the company and the store because he is proud of what he is doing.
3-4 years ago Berge realized that the convertible note method of raising capital was toxic to his shareholders and his company. He made the promise then to not take any additional convertible debt and to date he hasn't.
In addition we are talking about a CEO that has deferred his salary as part of that promise. For the past several years our CEO has not taken his pay out of the company but rather left it in the company to help in keeping his promise of no additional convertible notes.
Since that time, he opened the boutique, he has increased revenue, his items are on display and for sale at Neiman Marcus, he has increased his gross selling margins and whittled away at the toxic notes. He is not in negotiations with the note holder to turn that last note into a term loan in lieu of convertible note.
There are not many CEOs in the OTC that have done any of these things for the shareholders and yet they trade far above the share price here at BRGO.
This CEO has worked hard to get his company headed in the right direction, it is working. The last year was a big improvement here and he continues that improvement into 2018.
The setup here is beautiful. Bergio International has a lot of things going for it. It just took a few folks to realize the potential here.
Berge has been on the Verge. Now I think he is finally getting the just due he has earned thru his operational changes over the past 3 years.
Those of us that have been here wish nothing but the best for him. Not many companies or shareholders have the CEO we have.
Here is hoping that we see a continued upturn in the stock here. This is one of, if not the most undervalued OTC stocks out there and there is a huge upside.
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