RE:11 cents on the bidUnfortunately I keep imagining where this would be if there was a little bit more ambition amongst the board and management. There is way too much emphasis on how much business could be had with the small number of existing clientele. Maybe I am not hearing the proper message in their presentations, but I would like to hear Crossland specifically state that while there is a ton of business to be had with the existing clientele, the company is nevertheless AGGRESSIVELY pursuing additional clients. The second part never came across to me clearly. It always sounded to me like an aside comment as if saying that they will not turn their back on new clients. Big difference between chasing additional opportunities versus catering to them if or when they present themselves. That is the difference between 50 cents and 11 cents.
AlbertESG wrote:
What a complete and utter disaster. Good job the company is paying Oak Hill to bring in investors. Can you imagine how low we would be without their efforts?