And from an article relating to his management of said prior company..........

"Over the next six years, Fairfull burned through about $30 million on research and development (the R&D department consisted of Kantor and one engineer, Doug Norton). He also spent a fair chunk of change renovating the Ajax building, installing stereo speakers in the ceilings, electronic locks and security cameras. He spiffed up his huge office with green hardwood floors, posh leather armchairs and even an en suite bathroom. By the fall of 1999, the digital stock ticker Fairfull had installed in the company'’s boardroom showed that EWI shares were trading at 8¢."

Shareholders his #1 priority, no. Salesman, ice to Eskimos,  draw your own conclusions. I've seen him in action, a logical sentence was seemingly difficult for him.

The unfortunate thing about the current performance of Dynamic is that it tends to make one look for information. And most of the information out there isn't good.