Reminds Me Of Digital Research And Gary
Kildall it's founder and brilliant computer scientist.
IBM came to him in 1981 desperate for a PC operating system, specifically the CPM OS he had developed. Gary took a coy, hard to get attitude. He had an appointment with IBM "attaches" to discuss their licensing of his operating system. He told his receptionist that he went out flying his plane I believe.
They , IBM, made several attempts to get in touch with Gary to no avail.
Next stop: Microsoft and Bill Gates. Here was a very young Gates who had both parents as attorneys who sat on several corporate boards. The kid had a brilliant business acumen as such. He grabbed the public domain version of CPM and got a license with IBM.
Bill Gates did not look a gift horse in the mouth and rode the Microsoft Success story.
I hope Andy Whelan can observe himself AND choose others to bring an astonishing, revolutionary product to the forefront of wound healing and pain suppression or management.
This company could be Pro_lific if it plays it's cards right.
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