CEO's report

Our CEO, Pierre Taillefer, came back a few weeks ago from China where he has been stationed for the last few years.

He was involved with Aquagold International earlier mainly in logistics, shipping and suppliers.

 

He lived in many places in China, establishing ties with various Chinese companies, increasing his business and political ties. During that time he took the opportunity to learn the language and the culture, specially the business culture.

 

When we asked him to take over the Chinese operations as CEO, we felt that he was ready to tackle the challenge and that he was the right man to face the complicated Chinese market.

 

This is his first official report to the Board on March 17, 2013:

 

“Based on my knowledge of Aquagold’s strength and business foundation, there is no doubt in my mind that we are very well positioned to yield better results in China. The years spent at building our ties were not in vain; to the contrary! But now we have re-oriented our efforts towards new business people and some new political allies in order to achieve the results that we expected all along.

 

Armed with new vision I have assembled a solid team in China. We have been pursuing a few readily available options such as:

1.       Possible acquisitions

2.       New joint ventures

3.       Expansion

4.       New products

5.       Better use of our public company

 

I am returning to China this week and we shall see some very positive results in the near future”

 

Just this morning, March 25, 2013, his team called him back for some major developments. We will keep you posted as soon as he is back in China.

 

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