Interesting developments... CEO of HIRU has never been photographed, and tries hard to stay incognito. That's a red flag given her background, Miro, and all of the past history. Now all of a sudden she's going to take a photo with CEO of WTER, and she's being a bit more professional and responsive on twitter. This tells me that the obvious pressure is growing in the customer base: "If your financials are so great, why is the stock price falling and online you are being called a scammer?"
This is a critical time for the company and Kathryn's journey. If HIRU can execute on investor priorities, they can build trust and value:
- Improve PR, investor relations, and tweets
- Remain transparent and no surprises with the float
- Eliminate the embarrassing errors and omissions in the filings
Hoping she gets it right.