Pat, it's time for you to go

Discussion in 'Clovis Oncology' started by anonymous, Apr 12, 2016 at 8:02 PM.

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  1. anonymous

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    When is the Board of Directors going to step up, do their job and fire a CEO who managed to screw it up for so many good people, and ultimately for patients? It's obvious our narcissistic fearless leader isn't man enough to resign on his own, so it's about time the Board helped him out and sent him packing.
     

  2. anonymous

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    I totally agree with your statement. If we had a shot in getting Xegafri approved, it was at the 500mg dose and not 625. The FDA was pushing back on 625mg, because we didn't have the data to support it. Arrogance and denial led to the downfall of Xegafri, now it's time to burry it. Let it go, move on and stop spendibg money on a product that will never compete with the other 3rd generation TKI's.

    Pat has to go, he ruin the opportunity twice over and cost the conpany and investors millions. Lost the trust and support of Wall Street and venture capitalist. Go home and help your wife raise your new baby, that's what you need to do! Thanks for screwing up what Clovis could have been.
     
  3. anonymous

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  6. anonymous

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    Problem is the whole pharma industry is totally money focused as was Clovis - ethics went out of the window and greed took over. What happened to Clovis should be an example to others - focus on the patients and helping them and forget dreams of making a quick fortune and the rest will follow.
     
  7. anonymous

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    And still the BOD sits
     
  8. anonymous

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    Expect sub $3 by week’s end.
     
  9. anonymous

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    The worst board of directors in our entire industry, how did it all get ignored for such a lengthy amount of time that nothing was worth squat?? At least the board members will finally inherit the legal problems that they pathetically earned and the plausible deniability route is long gone with the full view out in the open.

    Island accounts won't help you when they are not a secret, scumbags.
     
  10. anonymous

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    This company was destroyed years ago and has been nothing but a punch line in the industry since
     
  11. anonymous

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    He is directly responsible for the loss of nearly 3 BILLION DOLLARS US and still they do not get rid of him even after he sabotaged the sale of the company because his own take wouldn’t be enough
     
  12. anonymous

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    Sabotaged is putting it politely because his scumbaggery cost a ton of jobs at the company on top of the billions and billions of investors cash that he pissed away through reckless disgusting “leadership”
     
  13. anonymous

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    MINUS $3,000,000,000 and counting, criminal disgusting fraud to blow up the share count to prevent a deal while cost cutting that makes growth impossible, unnecessary layoffs, and enormous investor losses all because Pat wasn’t going to have a job and would not be paid the absurdly ridiculous severance package that he requested. We all can only hope that Pat is indicted soon for what is clearly stock fraud as all the message boards outline because what has happened to our stock price is far from normal when comparing to everyone else in our industry.
     
  14. anonymous

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    You mean creating unregistered shares to be held by a hedge fund that is owned and operated by BOD members while they short their own stock on the other side is not legal? At least we all finally have proof as to why our options, restricted units, and employee purchased shares have never been worth a shit. These people are the worst.
     
  15. anonymous

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    Trash. Complete and utter trash.
     
  16. anonymous

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    I get it, Pat picked them all, but this has gotten so out of hand that even the board members that were all hand picked by him (or carryovers from before) have to take action. Spiraling the drain is an understatement and I have not been one to buy into all the talk many of our coworkers have had about Pat’s illegal financial stock actions leading to no action, but if the board won’t bounce him now then clearly the rumors aren’t rumors and they are participating with him in the illegal actions to profit from the drops over and over.
     
  17. anonymous

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    Pat is a disgusting loser that only digs the hole deeper, so many of us bought into his BS
     
  18. anonymous

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    The fact that he is still here is all the proof that is needed to prove fiduciary neglect and failure by the directors. Our equity awards have been worthless for years because of it, which makes us investors with losses as a result.
     
  19. anonymous

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    We won’t make squat on any of it
     
  20. anonymous

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    Pat is trash and the state of affairs proves it. Sell the company asshat.