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Mr. Bailey either has a lot of various experience or he can't hold a job....jump'n from lily pad to lily pad....

President and CEO Jeffrey Bailey has served in his current positions since January 2013.

Mr. Bailey previously served as the COO of Fougera Pharmaceuticals, Inc., chief commercial officer of King-Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, president and general manager of Novartis Pharmaceuticals' Northwest Operating Unit. He also worked for over two decades in various roles in manufacturing operations, commercial operations and general management with Johnson & Johnson.
 






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Mr. Bailey either has a lot of various experience or he can't hold a job....jump'n from lily pad to lily pad....

President and CEO Jeffrey Bailey has served in his current positions since January 2013.

Mr. Bailey previously served as the COO of Fougera Pharmaceuticals, Inc., chief commercial officer of King-Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, president and general manager of Novartis Pharmaceuticals' Northwest Operating Unit. He also worked for over two decades in various roles in manufacturing operations, commercial operations and general management with Johnson & Johnson.
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Hired gun. You didn't get that?
 






Anonymous said:
Riddle me this Phoenix.....Big layoffs in 2011 executed on June 30th; you are predicting an IPO on June 25th....which one, which one????
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PHOENIX prediction: Bosses come and bosses go. All naysayers have had this bird dead and buried numerous times. Fact is (or will be) this bird has many more years of life in Billerica.
 


















Recent excerpt from an evaluation of Lantheus's (LNTH) IPO......

Additional risks include LNTH's reliance on success of DEFINITY product; 4 customers accounting for 38% of revenues; and the fragility of the Moly product's supply chain.
 












Avista is at it again. The LMI IPO offering is truly a joke...a sinking company with one nostril barley above water, selling yesterday's technology but pretending to compare itself to up and coming, innovative start up's with cutting edge 21st century technology having unlimited upside potential. Maybe they can recruit the investors to run in and out of the cyclotrons to perform repairs to keep them chugging along...yes I can, yes I can, yes I can.
 






Anonymous said:
Avista is at it again. The LMI IPO offering is truly a joke...a sinking company with one nostril barley above water, selling yesterday's technology but pretending to compare itself to up and coming, innovative start up's with cutting edge 21st century technology having unlimited upside potential. Maybe they can recruit the investors to run in and out of the cyclotrons to perform repairs to keep them chugging along...yes I can, yes I can, yes I can.
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$6 bucks a share ....lmao
 






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