Firstly, let me thank all those who reported on the Dallas meeting. I'm glad that so many of you felt that it was worthwhile and contributory. The reports were informative and further fleshed out mgmt and
introduced Elite to us. No doubt, they will be a very important player in the months to come.
NVC announcing their participation in the industry association was a signal event, initiating them and
introducing themselves to their peers in the communication industry. As to the timing of the announcement - the day of the event - it was a little surprising at first but, since it was a
professional meeting to which we could not attend,
it may have been timed thusly for marketing purposes. First the announcement, then followup discussion of its occurrence, and who knows what else they have in store? Since their intention is, ultimately, to continue to bring the NVC technology to the attention of the industry, we might look forward to future such meetings or other manner or means of getting the word out. As the buzz develops,
or so the plan goes (as I understand it), the media
develops an interest and Elite rolls up their sleeves. This is how I see this meeting playing its role in NVC's commercialization roll out: a necessary first step. My applause to the company and to all shareholders who have stuck it out, lo these many years, to have arrived at this moment in NVC's
history. NVC has certainly validated our efforts, sustaining belief, and given the lie to those who
have thought otherwise. SOON has arrived!
Regards to all, Rob
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