If the presentation to big money at JP Morgan fails to achieve a material positive impact on the share price, I'm curious to hear opinions on next steps for shareholders to affect change at the top level to ensure that 2023 doesn't go the way of 2022.
Who is accountable in that situation and who is stepping up to take responsibility and resign?
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