Why should the Greenshift CEO, whoever it is, care about the GERS common shares? He or she still owns the Class G shares, each of which has 10x the voting power of the common shares!
A few years ago, Greenshift sent a filing to the SEC, saying that they had performed some executive action that would've required the approval of the shareholders, but they did it, without even holding a shareholder meeting, by showing that the votes of a majority of the shares (all of the Class G shares) voted in favor of the motion.