Before he came to EDig he had a tremendous amount of experience in the electronic technology field and held management jobs with companies in those fields. He worked enough to gain a great amount of technical knowledge, so just because he doesn't list himself as an "engineer" does not mean his job a EDig is to "push pencils". He knows his "stuff" that I am convinced of.

He has built up many, many contacts in the field. That I know for sure. He may not have impressed many of you with his "CEO" style in his previous stint but he was under pressure to maintain a company with no products or customers, or income and he did it "on the come".....That was his style....If he has the power I think we will be seeing more "blurbs" from EDig than in the past few years, hopefully not of the "We expect", or "Soon".....etc.....kind.

I am not disappointed in the turn of events. At least we have someone who knows what is going on inside and out of the company. No new learning curve here and with operating funds it's just possible he may turn all those "contacts" into solid bottom line business.

As to WB, no knowledge as to why he left but a conjecture......When he came aboard he signed a contract, I believe for 3 years. I could be all wet here and not have the faintest idea of what I am talking about but that contract may have run out and he wanted a raise, or perhaps he had an offer from another, more prosperous company, that would considerably improve his status in life.

I do not believe he left EDig at this time due to dissatisfaction with the company. Hell, EDig is on the cusp of success it has never experienced before. Why leave now? And unless there was dissatisfaction with his leadership style and the direction he wished to take EDig from the "big boys" I see no reason, other than a voluntary one, why he would leave.

Of course we know nothing, but it does throw "sh*t" in the game, enough to keep us talking for a few days.....