At the moment Stormer i have to agree with you, however there is...

At the moment Stormer i have to agree with you, however there is one big difference between Rodgers and Lewis and that is sales experience and industry contacts.
Lets not forget that Lewis was Global Sales Manager for BASF (the worlds largest chemical company).

The opportunity for building a leading chemical/water technology company is now.
Just think about what our technology could do in this instance to help BHP and the other large miners with extremely high risk tailings dam problems.
BHP ,RIO and S32 in recent days have all announced that they need help in an area. Who knows how many more miners will need to also take action on this.

https://www.theage.com.au/business/companies/bhp-reveals-four-australian-tailings-dams-pose-extreme-risks-20190607-p51vjv.html

https://www.theage.com.au/business/companies/south32-latest-miner-to-reveal-high-hazard-if-dams-fail-20190610-p51w8u.html

The upside for Scidev is limitless if only Lewis could start capturing the initial contracts which free up cash to drive further growth.

He is running out of time though and will need to have some fairly hefty contracts come through before the end of June to justify his position and increased spending.