Desperate Times may equal poor choices.

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Desperate times, sometimes cause damage. It appears to me that the management (aka, Kevin) is desperate to make significant changes to increase the bottom line. This could backfire.

Bottom line: He wants to look like he made positive and major changes during his lackluster tenure in order to leave a positive image...It's getting late.

Suggestion: Start with a new board.
 






























Choices? You do what your major stock holders tell you to do because they are the only ones that might make you fly like ordinary people. Research was still building the company for the future but once KS met with the major stock holders he got his orders. The agenda is get the stock price up and then take the money and run. That suits KS just fine. Why wait for some possible small financial successes in the future when you need to get your payback before the end of 2012.
 












How can you keep championing research? Their track record is lousy, you can't keep saying, its coming, its coming, just wait. Eventually you've got to push something through that makes sense scientifically and commercially. Leadership is absent and yes, all they seem to care about is the quarterly result and padding their own comp plans. Their strategy will work for another 2 or 3 years, but thats it but for them no matter - huge pay outs for them and very little for others.
 






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