Replies to post #28614 on CBA Florida Inc. (fka CBAI)

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UPDATED: It takes an aweful lot of hard work to get a world-class, top-notch stem cell banking center up and running from scratch. Consider too that they had to rent storage for a long time. Not to mention in a field that has been heavily restricted by the government for 8 years. Now the rules of governing have changed.

Mrs. Schissler has been involved with the company since its inception in providing consultation services. Is this just headline news to you now? It has been in all the financials since then, how did this get overlooked?

Mrs. Schissler is an experienced business woman. You want business people who know how to acquire companies (like CorCel and our new acquisition in Germany). That is how public companies get taken over and fail, and why you don't have someone inexperienced doing it.

No it isn't sketchy in my opinion. My roommates are starting a business and their significent others are involved as directors, consultants, technologists. They're all very experienced in their respects (one is a Ernst & Young, Young Entrepeneur of the Year). Turns out that Mrs. Schissler was COO of Cord Partners and LA Business Journal 2005 Nominee:

http://www.allbusiness.com/north-america/united-states-california-metro-areas/525154-1.html

Stephanie Schissler

President & COO

Cord Partners, Inc.

Stephanie Schissler is President and COO of Cord Partners, a private cord banking company. Schissler had such tremendous passion and belief in the stem cell industry that in 2002 she sold her house in Florida, emptied her savings and used her credit cards to move to California and start Cord Partners. The company provides cord blood stem cell storage services to expectant parents.

The combination of Schissler's diverse business background, belief in the City of Los Angeles, and insatiable desire to promote the health benefits of stem cells to all families has established her as a trailblazer in a new and dynamic field.