If my memory serves me correctly one of the positives for Mr. CFO was his experience in the workings of the Nasdaq financial reporting requirements, etc. His potential departure could be many things, but the unknown is never good for the shareholders. Never a positive when a key executive heads for the door, right now Kirkov is our go to guy!!! Bean counters come and go. In most cases they have a minimal impact when they leave. Yes, in some companies the CFO can be a key contributor being involved in many important strategic decisions. As we all know from being here much longer than any of us care to admit, with Hakim Nasrat I am quite confident the CFO was not asked to weigh in on anything but strictly financial issues.
Another bump in the long road to what we hope will be a successful sale of the company.