CVR Medical Corp V.CVM.H

New Director Nominee

[oldtimer42]

Here is the info on this nominee.

CVR Medical Corp. Plans Addition to Board of Directors

Tuesday, February 2, 2021, 8:53 AM ET

 

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 2, 2021) - CVR Medical Corp. (TSXV: CVM) (OTC: CRRVF) ("CVR Medical" or the "Company" or "we") a Canadian listed and US based healthcare company in the medical device market intends to diversify its' Directors which is subject to approval at the Annual Shareholders' Meeting. Harvey H. McKenzie is a (Life Member) Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA-CA), granted by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario will be an advisory consultant for CVR Medical and has agreed to a nomination to the Board of Directors. Mr. McKenzie's principal occupation is the provision of consulting services primarily in financial reporting areas. Mr. McKenzie has over 40 years' experience in a variety of industries, with specific expertise in financial services. He has a record of achievement as a hands-on Chief Financial Officer, General Manager, Treasurer with excellent credit assessment and IT skills, and Director of foreign entities. Mr. McKenzie has strong interpersonal skills that complement his financial acumen, enabling him to establish outstanding client relationships and rapport with all levels of staff, bankers and regulatory bodies. 

Harvey H. McKenzie has extensive corporate governance experience with TSX, OTC and AIM publicly listed companies, including both management and Directorship positions. He has extensive knowledge of the preparation of consolidated financial reporting of global entities, M&A activities, Investor Relations and Insurance/Risk Management. Harvey also has valuable experience in Initial Public Offerings (IPO) and fundraising. Harvey brings comprehensive financial expertise to CVR Medical and upon his appointment he will become Chair of the Audit Committee. 

[Looneytunes]

Harvey H. McKenzie, 73 Chief Financial Officer, Omai Gold Mines Corp. Presently, Harvey H. McKenzie holds the position of Chief Financial Officer for Debut Diamonds, Inc. and Chief Financial Officer for Omai Gold Mines Corp. Mr. McKenzie is also on the board of Guyana Frontier Mining Corp., MGM Resources Corp., Loon Energy Corp. and Pinestar Gold, Inc. and Member of Chartered Professional

[Looneytunes]

It seems that Debut Diamonds had no significant operations since 2012 and that the entire management team had just resigned as a result of: Debut Diamonds Announces Reverse Takeover Transaction with Wesana Health and Brokered Financing Led by Stifel GMP Management of the Resulting Issuer Upon Closing, all of Debut Diamonds' current directors and executive officers will resign and the board

[OleMule]

Greetings Looney, Mr McKenzie has a solid reputation in Canada as well with the TSX. Granted the vast majority of his experience comes from the mining sector, his role no doubt is to bring some sort of relevance towards Corp Governance which since all of CVR's board resigned quite a while ago is lacking.   I have had the pleasure of working with him in a mining project I found his

[Looneytunes]

Good to hear Olemule, thanks

[Anthdino]

What a resume! Wow

[buyifisell1]

I would suggest that everyone here spend some time on Sedar looking at the companies that McKenzie has associated himself with. I looked at the first 6 or 7 companies for which he was CFO and they were probably all in as bad a shape as CVR. None were what I would consider "real" companies. Some examples: one company raised cash by selling millions of shares at $0.005/share - two years in

[OleMule]

Great post. That's only one side of the story. In Canada mergers into shell companies is a very common way to list. CVR originally did same. It's a business to find public shells with discontinued operations "clean" them up allowing for another to use. Harvey is very good at that. We all have every right to be skeptical and I'm no exception. Bakema has always thought of

[buyifisell1]

OleMule- I have no issue with using shell compa'snies. The question is what happens to the companies after the shell merger. It's a little like buying a run down house. Do you rehab it, making it something of value and sell it at a profit. Or, do you just go in and strip out anything of value like the copper wiring leaving something that is only worth bulldozing. I didn't see these

[woundedknee]

You make some valid points, but his credentials are impressive none the less. On the other hand as stated in the NR this morning by our new CEO, we need clear and unincumbered ownership of our intellectual property. Keep an eye out for that. If that is achieved we should be on our way back. Without it, we are dead in the water. jmo