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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Ciscom Corp. CISCF


Primary Symbol: C.CISC

Ciscom Corp. is a Canada-based company that invests in, acquires, and manages companies within the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, and specializing in the AdTech and MarTech arena, targeting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The Company, through its subsidiary, Prospect Media Group provides retail analytics, consumer insights, digital and integrated media... see more

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Ciscom Corp. > Is the CISC board abandoning ship?
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Post by CaptObvious69 on Apr 09, 2024 2:32pm

Is the CISC board abandoning ship?

The self serving incumbent CISC board spent more than $150,000 fighting to not let a single concerned shareholder that represented 42% of the company on the board and now they themselves are abandoning ship.  The writing is clearly on the wall.  CHairman Paul Gaynor and his 'partner in many thing' CFO / President Michel Pepin continue to drive this company in the ground.

From what I hear on the street this duo cpmspired to remove the former CHairman / CEO Drew Reid as he was starting to look into the MFD deal gone wrong, whereby Paul Gaynor who received more than 10,000,000 CISC shares  and plenty of cash for a company that within weeks of closing lost half of its revenue from the largest client leaving.  Does anyone believe the largest client which had a long standing client would not have given some advance notice to Paul Gaynor?  Of course they would.  But it appears he intentionally hid this fact.  Guess who let it slide and signed off on it?  No other than his close associate Michel Pepin.  Yes the same man in charge of Paul's estate!

Noteably, the FOunding Chairman & CEO the late Peter Mc DOnald was also looking into this matter just pripr to his death.  This whole thing stinks to high heaven!
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