Maybe for the best. Directors have a stewardship role in looking after shareholder interests Also to see if management is moving the company forward and to offer advice. David Beutel stepped down. He did secure financing during the years when Futura needed it to develope their proprietary data collection progams.
Ted brings with him excellent experience in company building as shown by his bio. Teaching others in case studies on how be successful and avoid the pitfalls will be an asset. Nice to see the wealth of hands-on experience being transplanted to the classroom.
David Beutel was the money man, but I feel confident of Ted in advising on the operations side of things. He, like everyone else wants to see Futura grow and succeed. Fuutra can still be turned around and not at the expense of sharehoilders.
At the end of May, 2012, Ted Dzialowski assumed the role of chairman of the board of directors. Mr. Dzialowski has been a director of the company since February, 2010, and throughout his tenure has provided valuable operating and value to the company. David Beutel has stepped down as chairman but will remain a member of the board.
Ted Dzialowski - Director
Ted is an entrepreneur and angel investor who has built $1 million to $250+ million companies in environmental, food processing, pharmaceutical and beauty aid product sectors. Ted has experience in disciplines including mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning and human resources garnered through various corporate roles prior to establishing his own businesses. Currently in the home service sector, Ted is executive chairman of the Nutri-lawn Ecology Friendly Lawn Care Ltd. franchise system and Cleanol Integrated Services Ltd. which are both based in Canada. In the healthcare sector, he serves as Vice President of the International Council for Quality Care based in Boca Raton, Florida. Ted’s IT interests have covered performance management analytics and reporting, compliance management, clinical practice benchmarking, e-prescribing and clinical decision support systems.
Ted has also served as an Executive in Residence at the Ivey Business School and has been a judge in the Canadian MBA Case Competition. He lectures in Health Sector Innovation and Investment in the MBA program at the Schulich School of Business at York University and is completing a Doctorate in Business Administration in SME Vital Performance Analytics at the University of Hertfordshire in the U