Fire Divis - This is Criminal

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The beard is a criminal; hiding in israel with his kindergarten teacher-turned VP of treehouse interior design, sitting on a 100 million dollars +and he thinks he is entitled to more! KV is what it is today-because of the beard. The beard ruled and controlled this company-the smallest decisions went through the beard, Chrissy, beard junior. Need to order brooms to clean the shop room floor? this is the type of requisition that went through the beard-the solution? Buy used brooms from Schnucks to sweep up-oh yeah and for bringing this up-you get a ding on your annual review (which was reviewed by the beard and chrissy).


The old man-V- in KV (Victor) for those to new to remember is spinning like a dreidle knowing his beard wearing son fired his brother in law, his ex-wife, sued his own father-because he wanted to include his "daughter" from another mother in on Victors fortune-not Marcs fortune. The beard paid himself an average of 8 Million per year since 1997 and then also took another 75+ Million out when the company issued bonds. ANyone remember trying to get a 2% annual raise? You were more likely to get hit in the head with a sandal than earn a 2% raise.

There is a reason why the FDA has banned this criminal and no its not because of vanilla chewable vitamins that tasted like ass, prima-care for men, gynadog, or makena. These alone highlight the beards vision-Its primarily because of the mushroom shaped chairs, butterfly desks, and toyota pick ups that smelled like dirty feet, wet dogs, and lox (this is not a chrissy reference either).

mazel tov!
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Hey what happened to the butterfly desks and mushroom shapped chairs?
 








This Guy has made so many bad decisions that it is unbelieveable that he still has a job, let alone that they pay him 1M!!!!!!
The honorable thing to do would be to resign and go away!
Almost all major decisions in the last year and a half have turned out to be the wrong decisions!!!
The harm done to this company and it's employees is unbelievable! Not to mention the patients that could benefit.
 


Anonymous said:
This Guy has made so many bad decisions that it is unbelieveable that he still has a job, let alone that they pay him 1M!!!!!!
The honorable thing to do would be to resign and go away!
Almost all major decisions in the last year and a half have turned out to be the wrong decisions!!!
The harm done to this company and it's employees is unbelievable! Not to mention the patients that could benefit.
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He is just as bad as the many that came before him, except the Wenksters. Jerry may have been odd but he got it done. There were tiers and levels to blame from this company of unethical people, miss used funds, the WRONG people in the wrong positions based off of who did who. This company was doomed long, long ago. Yes did Divis screw up with Mekena but lets face it, when they got rid of DVV they should have let go of GD and his big salary and let Scotty G run it all. This guy knows his stuff.
 


Gee Scott G...now there's a company savior if I ever saw one (sarcasm)! Wasn't he there the whole time (from before the big-pill scandal to the big-price scandal , and not man enough to stand-up to the BS....If he had principals and talent he would have have stood on some fragment of principal -and quit or got himself fired.. I'm not saying he's the worst...but c'mon, even Jesus would've had a hard time righting that ship....and we all know what Jesus would do in this case :)

That's the problem right there, not only was the whole group (of top management) ethically bankrupt, but if they had any balls , they would've never survived Mark....They needed to clean house on top, and never did...
 


Anonymous said:
Gee Scott G...now there's a company savior if I ever saw one (sarcasm)! Wasn't he there the whole time (from before the big-pill scandal to the big-price scandal , and not man enough to stand-up to the BS....If he had principals and talent he would have have stood on some fragment of principal -and quit or got himself fired.. I'm not saying he's the worst...but c'mon, even Jesus would've had a hard time righting that ship....and we all know what Jesus would do in this case :)

That's the problem right there, not only was the whole group (of top management) ethically bankrupt, but if they had any balls , they would've never survived Mark....They needed to clean house on top, and never did...
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Thats the point man! Scott G should have taken over. Only so much he could have done with someone else running the show, each time. Funny how even before he knew how the "crew" of "boys" were running things into the gutter. Doing more playing than working. Then he had to watch Greg and Dave VV crap the bed and now just Greg. I should have gotten a little closer to Scott, at least he has a man chest, lol (no really)
 


For those that wrote on this you don't know much about how a company is run. Greg was just the fall guy and that's why he was paid so much. The Beard as you call him and son were still running the company the whole time. It's just that someone has to move their mouth for the words. Greg took the money because he probably will never work again. Common sense should tell you all this. Anything of value was probably sold off before they filed bankruptcy to holding companies owned by "you guess it yet". Furniture sold off from EC4 just happens to be held by a company in the building right next door to their current facility. Coincidence?
 


Anonymous said:
For those that wrote on this you don't know much about how a company is run. Greg was just the fall guy and that's why he was paid so much. The Beard as you call him and son were still running the company the whole time. It's just that someone has to move their mouth for the words. Greg took the money because he probably will never work again. Common sense should tell you all this. Anything of value was probably sold off before they filed bankruptcy to holding companies owned by "you guess it yet". Furniture sold off from EC4 just happens to be held by a company in the building right next door to their current facility. Coincidence?
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Common sense told me to take some free Hawaii trips and then leave.....years ago. Too bad the fools left at Ther-rx dont have any. Typical of the 8% unemployed in this country....folks wanting something for nothing.... and lets face it we did next to nothing at Ther-rx
 


Anonymous said:
After everything we've been through and gets even more money? Not to mention the others who have put in this situation. OMG I can't believe they get this money. For what?


KV Pharmaceutical CEO Divis’ pay more than doubled in fiscal 2012


St. Louis Business Journal by Greta Weiderman, Web Editor
Date: Thursday, July 26, 2012, 4:47pm CDT

KV Pharmaceutical Co. President and CEO Gregory Divis Jr. earned $976,270 in the fiscal year ended March 31.

KV Pharmaceutical Co. President and CEO Gregory Divis Jr. earned $976,270 in the fiscal year ended March 31, more than double the $385,102 he was paid in fiscal 2011, according to a proxy statement the company filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

His 2012 earnings were comprised of a $638,750 salary, a $130,000 bonus, $204,189 in option awards and $3,331 in other compensation, which includes a $2,909 car allowance, a 401(k) match and group term life insurance.

The total pay for other top executives was as follows:

Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer Thomas McHugh earned $506,615 in fiscal 2012, including a $65,000 bonus. Hit total comp in fiscal 2011 was $320,950.
Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary Patrick Christmas earned $530,604 in fiscal 2012. He joined the company in June 2011.

KV Pharmaceutical Co. officials said July 20 that the company has been notified by the New York Stock Exchange that it is below listing standard criteria due to the company’s average market capitalization being less than $50 million over a 30-day trading period and its stockholder’s equity being less than $50 million.

After years of missteps, mismanagement and mounting losses, KV Pharmaceutical’s ability to survive is in question. The company itself raised doubts as to its ability to continue as a going concern in its quarterly filing Feb. 9 with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Bridgeton-based drug maker reported a net loss of $102 million on revenue of $23 million for its fiscal year ended March 31. KV has scheduled its annual shareholders meeting for Sept. 13 at the Sheraton Plaza Tower Hotel in Westport Plaza
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