After they bought it, they promptly quit paying the employees.
They had this mistaken notion that now that they owned the certificate, they could take it wherever they wanted.
By August of 2013 when I visited I found the doors locked and the "A-Cent Aviation" sign, visible on the web-site at the time, replaced with one advertising the space was for lease.
The FAA gave them a lot of time and leeway before finally taking action
Bill Cirmo did get FAA approval to run A-Cent in Jacksonville as a satellite for a few months, but once the Denver FSDO suspended and later revoked it, that show was over.
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