White Horse
Regular
GEOFFREY CARRICK ,
Is approximately 60 and still active not retired.
What politics has to do with it is beyond me.
Maybe we should get them both checked for their ability to perform, by a qualified physician.
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Is approximately 60 and still active not retired.
What politics has to do with it is beyond me.
Maybe we should get them both checked for their ability to perform, by a qualified physician.
Pom down under
Top 20
DingoBorat
Slim
Your argument against Steve, is based on age and technical knowledge.
Are you "Geoff"?
It seems you had to correct me, on how to address him, in capitals??
Steve is 68 and Geoff is 60?
What "technical" knowledge does Geoff have?
Why do you support a director with a Shaw and Partners background, who is now up for re-election?
Sure, they provided us with capital in the past, but it was by way of stuffing some cash in our pockets "after" bending us over and then bending us over continually (I'm speculating shorting) since.
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sleepymonk
Regular
Hi DB:
Addition to your concerns, what really shocks me is the following:
Mr Liebeskind has provided the following biographical information in respect of his nomination which has not been verified by the Company (other than in respect of Mr Liebeskind’s previous tenure as a Non-Executive Director of the Company).
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Mr Liebeskind has been closely associated with BrainChip Holdings Ltd since its inception. In 2004, he collaborated with Mr van der Made in founding the private company that would ultimately evolve into BrainChip’s ASX-listed entity. From 2016 to 2017, Mr Liebeskind was invited by the BrainChip Board to act as a strategic advisor, assisting or driving key operational initiatives. On 1 May 2018, Mr Liebeskind was formally appointed as a Non-Executive Director of BrainChip Holdings Ltd, where he became Chair of the Audit & Governance Committee (effective 1 April 2019). Chair of the Remuneration & Nomination Committee (effective 1 January 2020). 17 During his tenure, BrainChip achieved significant technological and corporate milestones, including Sale of IP licensing agreements including the launch of the Early Access Program. Capital market success, fundraising initiatives, and key investor relationships. Upon stepping down from the Board on 31 December 2020, Mr Liebeskind left BrainChip in a position of strong financial and operational health. BrainChip’s share price stood at $0.585.
You got to be kidding me to suggest that his credentials were not verified before he was appointed back in 2018. Why on earth would you mention his relationship with Peter and leave a comment that he left BRN in a strong financial and operational health ($0.585) but go against his nomination.
TBH, me and other 20+ shareholders, since Feb CR, started joking about the urge to nominate ourselves as the director just to find out what really happens behind the curtain/s. Still trying to get our contacts to get in touch with Mr Steve Liebeskind. Seriously, he will get our votes if his intention was the same as us: quit as director if everything is fine or exposing them
Is this new.
BrainChip Extends Radar Intelligence Leadership Behind Partnership With Information Systems Laboratories
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Awesome video, thanks.
Doctor Joseph Guerci is talking very positively about the Akida chips, and if anyone knows what he is talking about, it's him!
It bodes well for the patient investor.
Pom down under
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My take on this is that he doesn’t like how things are being run and is invested in the company like us and wants to see change and see his investment go up instead of constantly down or he don’t want to see his investment thrown to the wolves of America just yet. I think the boat needs rocking with someone that might care about us SH. So he gets my vote and hopefully everyone else’s.
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Every year, the same game… Frustrated investors flood management with emails—many probably written in an arrogant tone because they’re so caught up in their investment that they believe they’re something special or important. Most don’t realize they’re just a pawn in the game.
And those who aren’t properly positioned will eventually realize this when they end up holding 100–500 shares worth $2 each after the transition. Instead of keeping their overconfident mouths shut and either waiting or acting according to their own strategy, they go with the classic “Uhhh, I’m invested, so I have a right to complain!”
Well then, sort it out for yourself. If management wants to screw us over, they will—one way or another. Complaints will fall on deaf ears. Does anyone seriously think those emails will change anything? If anything, they’ll probably think, “Finally, most of them will be gone soon because they’ll have no choice… Let’s squeeze those crybabies one last time!”
Face it—either we get lucky and something happens before the transition, or nothing happens, and we end up with a fraction of our investment in the U.S. That’s it. That’s all we have to say in this.
Just my small investor opinion.
And those who aren’t properly positioned will eventually realize this when they end up holding 100–500 shares worth $2 each after the transition. Instead of keeping their overconfident mouths shut and either waiting or acting according to their own strategy, they go with the classic “Uhhh, I’m invested, so I have a right to complain!”
Well then, sort it out for yourself. If management wants to screw us over, they will—one way or another. Complaints will fall on deaf ears. Does anyone seriously think those emails will change anything? If anything, they’ll probably think, “Finally, most of them will be gone soon because they’ll have no choice… Let’s squeeze those crybabies one last time!”
Face it—either we get lucky and something happens before the transition, or nothing happens, and we end up with a fraction of our investment in the U.S. That’s it. That’s all we have to say in this.
Just my small investor opinion.
White Horse
Regular
I am not supporting Geoff, as a matter of fact I think we can do without him.
As long as we are using LDA for capitol raising, then he is also a waste of space.
Lets get rid of the old cronies, and have some fresh, more relevant faces on board.
Smoothsailing
Regular
It’s a real shame to be talking about management change before the AGM
Looking at the AGM is all about MONEY ! But not money coming in .....
Remuneration is mentioned 40 times in the report.
Remuneration & Nominations Committee seems to consist of : Pia Turcinov - Committee chair , Geoffrey Carrick , Duy-Loan Le , who else sits around all day discussing how to pocket more money.
Remuneration is mentioned 40 times in the report.
Remuneration & Nominations Committee seems to consist of : Pia Turcinov - Committee chair , Geoffrey Carrick , Duy-Loan Le , who else sits around all day discussing how to pocket more money.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Granted.
But our share price is still in the toilet.
They are not forthcoming about the plans to move us to America.
They are offering us a 30 minute tech roadmap just prior to the AGM, which is nice, but we've been there and done that already.
We are all another year older.
Considering we are constantly reassured that we are a leader in our field why are we a continual laggard when it comes to dollar generating commercial deals?
Why is it only Sean and the other Directors who seem to be making any money from BrainChip?
Patience and pantene are wearing thin.
Getting tired of meetings that seem to be primarily about Directors remuneration and just paying lip service to share holder's concerns.
Smoothsailing
Regular
I do agree share price is driving us all nuts however we are all very aware of time to market from when Sean took over which brings us to this up coming AGM. Sean clearly has layout the foundations and we know from Tony’s comments models are plentiful and with Tenns and Akida 2 now available I believe they all have been working very hard in the background and our time is very very close. I agree that Sean hasn’t given us the better communication which was mentioned and agreed would change at the last AGM, that gets under my skin 100%. However I give him the benefit of the doubt and still have faith this AGM will change our spirits.
Fingers crossed
and pray for something from Nintendo tomorrow.
SERA2g
Founding Member
No you didn't lol.
You love posting memes here way too much to sell.
And as @Space Cadet pointed out, it is the 1st of April after all.
DingoBorat
Slim
How fresh do you want, the minimum age is 18..
There doesn't actually seem to be "that much" involved in putting yourself up to be a director of a company.
But of course, you need the votes and the stage, so management are going to have a great deal of influence, in who is on it.
Steve, must have the sway, because of his prior relationship with us?
We can only really choose, from the choices placed before us.
I'd really like to hear what Steve thinks he can bring and don't see the point, in re-electing Geoff.
I don't think he would go to the trouble, if he didn't think he had something to offer.
DingoBorat
Slim
"Patience and pantene are wearing thin"
It's doing what now? It's supposed to make it all shiny and stuff!
...
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Rskiff
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This will be 11pm Aus time tomorrow by my calculationsPCMag Australia
How to Watch the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct
As previously announced, the Nintendo Switch 2's coming-out party will be a Nintendo Direct live presentation on Wednesday, April 2, at 6 a.m. PT (9 a.m. ET). You can stream the event on YouTube. Following the Direct, Nintendo will hold worldwide Switch 2 fan events, but the registration window for those showcases is closed.
Nintendo Switch 2 Direct: How to Watch and What to Expect
Don't miss a moment of the biggest gaming news of the year as Nintendo unveils the Switch 2 hardware and launch games on April 2 at 9 a.m. ET. Here's everything you need to know.au.pcmag.com
PS: This will be me at 9 a.m ET tomorrow morning if I don't get the "vibe" that we're in the Switch 2.
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4 Years ago Nintendo were filing patents including software NNs. We know that 4 years is sort of within the adoption timetable for adoption of non-safety-critical aplications.PCMag Australia
How to Watch the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct
As previously announced, the Nintendo Switch 2's coming-out party will be a Nintendo Direct live presentation on Wednesday, April 2, at 6 a.m. PT (9 a.m. ET). You can stream the event on YouTube. Following the Direct, Nintendo will hold worldwide Switch 2 fan events, but the registration window for those showcases is closed.
Nintendo Switch 2 Direct: How to Watch and What to Expect
Don't miss a moment of the biggest gaming news of the year as Nintendo unveils the Switch 2 hardware and launch games on April 2 at 9 a.m. ET. Here's everything you need to know.
PS: This will be me at 9 a.m ET tomorrow morning if I don't get the "vibe" that we're in the Switch 2.
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I'm also expecting some significant news before 6 May AGM, so I'm not prepared to write Nintendo off, although I'm skeptical. Happy to be surprised.
rgupta
Regular
The Sean and team is so transparent that they lie to holders in day light. Last CR Sean told us it is because of their relationship with investors in Australia and it is all about their relationship development in last two years. Now we know who used those shares, shorters were very active for those two years, does it mean management was in process of relationship building with the shorters. Sean and team can never defend us holders, they actually suck all the oxygen from the holders.
Yes they are telling us their intentions time and again but we are idiots. I still remember last three AGMs with Sean
1st one judge me on the results, look at the bottom line, but no results, he told us h the way to judge him and if we are unable to judge him then it is our mistake.
2nd AGM I think he was fearful that someone will ask him a question what he said in 1st AGM, he try to complete his speech in a hurry, looks very nervous and left the stage before someone ask him a question
3rd AGM a classical case everything was going alright until someone ask him a question, a simple business question
If a rising drone company approach brainchip for their technology will they attend to them or not.
Sean said easily they will not entertain the same and then Antonio jumps in and start telling a long story how, why, where.
But matter of fact the question was about writing an essay but a strategy they work out in team meetings. It is not possible that CEO is telling something different from team meeting strategies but yes Antonio felt it is not a right answer and try to convince audience. So if a CEO is not good enough to defend his own answer then how good it looks to the market.
Now we get an information that company is planning a redomicile just before on market sell off and no plans and strategy is shared with broader market. No one cares what will be the consequences, how the market will react, does it necessary to share information without a proper plan but yes we have a plan and we have holders who will bear the burden.
I don't want to debate on technology knowledge Sean have but one thing is coming out loud and clear there are questions on his business acumen and to run a company as CEO, someone must have better understanding of a publicly floated start up.
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