The new appointment raises questions—perhaps coincidental, but the name suggests a possible connection to CEO Michelle Miller.
There could be many reasons behind Nightingale’s resignation: perhaps he was criticised for oversight issues like spelling errors, or for failing to alert the CEO about the rapidly decreasing cash reserves while waiting on C14. Alternatively, he may have disagreed with how shareholders have been treated or simply received a better opportunity elsewhere.
Regardless of the reason, the ultimate responsibility rests with the CEO. It was Michelle Miller’s job to engage with the Company Secretary well in advance of the option expiry. A CEO who lacks the foresight to protect and deliver value for shareholders has fundamentally failed in the role. SHs do not like Michelle Miller as a ceo.
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