The underappreciated advantage for Focus The right expertise and experience of management is second only to the quality of the deposits and this critical juncture. Why? Having the best deposit in N.A. and Tetepisca shaping up to be as good, if not even better means we are holding all the cards right now. All the major battery manufacturers and car companies are scrambling to secure raw materials and all levels of government are pushing for mine development in N.A.
Old school mining management (like NGC and LLG) are unlikely to have the skills necessary to negotiate with the big boys to secure the best deals possible. LLG pretty much sod out an asset that today is worth 10X what they bargained for with NOU. NOU is now with 372M while LLG is 35M (over 90% less).
I have all the confidence in the world with Jeff and Marc. They are not managers looking to collect a fat paycheck, in fact the latest financials show that they are almost entirely compensated by share value increase and not salary. And, we could not ask for better experienced deal makers.
“Chairman of the board (Jeff York). He is very actively involved and determined to make a major success with Focus. He is a CPA with an economics degree from Princeton. His reputation is characterized by success (Farm Boy and other companies he has built into businesses worth hundreds of millions of dollars) and integrity (most CPAs are known for this).”
“CEO, Mr. Roy most recently served as an Executive at BDA, Inc. overseeing EMEA as well as global mergers and acquisitions from January 2017 to June 2020. Prior to his position at BDA, Inc., Mr. Roy served as CEO of Brand Alliance from May 2013 to January of 2017. Prior to Brand Alliance, Marc served as CEO of Accolade Reaction Promotion Group from January 1999 to February 2010. His extensive global experience in mergers and acquisitions as well as track record in delivering results, while leading transitioning companies, made him an ideal addition to the executive team.”
Both men have grown and managed businesses worth tens of millions of dollars and ultimatly sold them for incredible gains to shareholders.