fred32176
Contributor
Corporate bios are always glowing. No one appears to any ties to the scuba industry and they all appear to be finance guys, no engineers. If even one was a German or Swiss engineer with a long history of scuba development, you could have hope things would work out OK.
These guys, with no scuba industry experience and no personal or professional knowledge of the scuba market before taking their position, are exactly who capitalists that play number games and don't really care which companies they own recover and which don't put in charge. The only question is how long will aqualung linger around.
These guys, with no scuba industry experience and no personal or professional knowledge of the scuba market before taking their position, are exactly who capitalists that play number games and don't really care which companies they own recover and which don't put in charge. The only question is how long will aqualung linger around.