Mitch Failed Dendreon

[Anonymous]

Mitch Gold had an opportunity to hire a quality COO for us but he didn't.

Our other board members David Urdal, Richard Brewer, Gerard Canet, Doug Watson, Susan Bayh, Ian Clark, and the two others could prevent this insanity and they didn't do anything. It is all about selling the company and Mitch sold all of us along the way.

 

[Anonymous]

Mitch wants to sell Dendreon. The new COO is ruthless. He will do anything he can to show good numbers for the potential seekers. Starting Jan 4, the old Dendreon will be dead. The thug from Bayer will take over.

 

[Anonymous]

I love to see how Dave will react when the Bayer thug starts his "assignment".

 

[Anonymous]

Mitch ruined our Christmas by hiring Hans. What a joke we have become!

 

[Anonymous]

To all those who had Dendreon on their list of potential great employers, just be glad you found this out now before you left your current jobs...

 

[Anonymous]

Our CEO and board of directors were warned about Hans in December of 2009. We are all fucked because these guys didn't do their jobs.

 

[Anonymous]

Stock market is sending a message to DNDN: Clean the current management team.

DNDN is now at $9.30. Either Hans or Mitch needs to leave. Hans should have known about doctors' anxiety before the drug was launched. Mitch should have asked tough questions from Hans. I was never impresses with Hans when he first joined us. Unfortunately, this man ruined our retirement plans for good.

 

[Anonymous]

For Petes sake, dump Gold and Bishop and get a competent team in there befoe they switch off the lights!

 

[Anonymous]

Something needs to be done and done soon. Why did management fail to take action? Mitch and Hans had to know that the numbers were going to be way off before the earning anouncement. It sure does not look good that Mitch is selling stock and not buying at this price. The shareholders have a vote of no confidence in management and they need to be let go for the sake of the company.

 

[Anonymous]

Something needs to be done and done soon. Why did management fail to take action? Mitch and Hans had to know that the numbers were going to be way off before the earning anouncement. It sure does not look good that Mitch is selling stock and not buying at this price. The shareholders have a vote of no confidence in management and they need to be let go for the sake of the company.

I'm just sad 'cause the company picnic was canceled. Bummer.

 

[Anonymous]

Mitch is to blame for hiring Hans. They need to reimburse the company for the money and options. Is it politically correct to say that I can't stand Hans? He is an arrogant ass.