John McKimm

John continues to demonstrate that he has no idea how to run a business. A typical seagull manager he just flies in, craps on everybody and leaves. The amount of serious, experienced talent that he has driven out of the company is astounding. Meanwhile he continues to hire his cronies who don't seem to be able to move the business ahead.

On paper, BH is worth at least $2. per share. With JM in place the company has dropped below 30 cents - that's a huge negative premium, and it will stay that way until JM and his cronies are gone and the company gets real management. Incredible job John, it seems that Brainhunter would not have anything near the expansion without a sound executive in the drivers seat. They are not all "cronies" some of them include what one Toronto Police Service Fraud Squad Detective described as a ``cold, calculating and callous'' man who swindled millions of dollars from the life savings of elderly people and destroyed marriages and families. Well said MH - my understanding is Mckimm actually paid to get him released on bail. There was another person on board for a while who had also had her knuckles severely rapped for stock manipulation.

All in all a fine team.

There are two types of people in the world, those who haven't dealt with McKimm and those who wish they hadn't. John Mckimm and Raj Singh are not the owners of Brainhunter, regardless of the fact that they act like it!!
The real owners of the company (shareholders) should fire these guys for incompetence, and completely change the management and the business model.
BH is considered to be a mediocre organization, when it comes to their services and now we can add â�on the edge of bankruptcyâ� to their vocabularies!!
BH stock closed at 13 cents today. Scott Paterson

Then: CEO of Yorkton Securities Inc.

What happened: sanctioned by the OSC

Now: heading JumpTV, an on-line ethnic television service

Scott Paterson arrived on Bay Street in the mid-1980s and immediately established himself as a superb salesman. After soaring as a rookie broker at Dominion Securities, Paterson joined Yorkton Securities in 1995 as executive vice-president. He was running the firm within three years, while still in his early 30s. Paterson drew plaudits for switching Yorkton's focus from junior mining plays to the burgeoning world of high tech. His reputation rose along with the firm. In 2001, he was named vice-chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Late in 2001, the Ontario Securities Commission began investigating the role Paterson and other senior Yorkton officials had played in some of its stock offerings. In December, 2001, the commission filed a series of allegations against Paterson. He steadfastly denied any wrongdoing, but was promptly fired by Yorkton's board.

The OSC alleged Paterson and his colleagues had played conflicting roles in several small companies they brought to market between 1997 and 2000. For example, the OSC alleged that Paterson served as a director and shareholder of some of the companies and bought shares in them while he had information that had not been disclosed publicly. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/s tory/RTGAM.20061123.rmcollect1123/BNStor y/specialROBmagazine/home/?pageRequested =3

Jennifer Dewling - was at BH for a while, but has moved on:

http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/Enforcement/ Proceedings/RAD/rad_19991118_jenniferdew ling.jsp

You are known by the associates you keep. Sorry, last post got cut off at top - first article refers to Michael Holoday who was last seen at BH. what do you guys know about Raj Singh? Michael Holoday, top stockbroker at First Marathon Securities Ltd.

Sentence: Eight years and nine months

Crime: Even his own relatives testified that Holoday defrauded them as he was convicted in 2001 of swindling dozens of victims to the tune of $22-million. Holoday made a big splash on Bay Street when he started in the brokerage business. Driving several sports cars and living in a tony Forest Hill home, Holoday lived the high life until it was discovered that he was falsifying account statements and swindling his clients. When he was sentenced in 2001, Judge Patricia German was struck by his apparent lack of remorse. â�He is a dangerous man,â� she said at the time. â�The ability to charm and make people trust him, in the hands of an unscrupulous person like Mr. Holoday, put not only his clients, but the public at large, at risk.â� Holoday served a year in jail before winning day parole in 2002. But the parole board yanked him from his halfway house after learning he was involved in dodgy business dealings. In December, 2003, Holoday was again granted day parole but it was revoked less than a year later. Several months later, he was in a halfway house again. Jennifer Dewling

Jennifer Dewling has over 22 years experience in the financial services industry. She is currently the President & C.E.O. of First One Capital Corporation, a public company focused on consolidating and integrating firms that offer high value added wealth, health and lifestyle solutions to Canadians. She also runs her own consulting firm, J.A.D. Group, which provides strategic planning and business development solutions to corporate clients in the financial services industry.

During her career, Jennifer has held leadership roles with a number of major Canadian financial services firms including AEGON Canada Inc., parent co. of Transamerica Life Canada Inc. (E.V.P. and President & C.E.O. of AEGON Fund Management Inc. from August 2001-April 2003), First Asset Management Inc. (President & C.E.O. of subsidiary Money Concepts Canada Ltd from March 1999 - August 2001), C.M. Oliver Financial Planning Inc. (Strategic Consultant and Managing Director from May 1998 - March 1999), Trimark Investment Management Inc. (V.P. Strategic Sales Development from October 1996 - July 1997) and Fortune Financial Management Inc. (Chief Operating Officer from April 1983-September 1996).

Jennifer is an avid golfer and fitness buff and enjoys the outdoors. She lives in Toronto with her husband Alan Dewling. Does anyone know, what are the salaries of John McKimm and Raj Singh, since BH is a public company?

Thanks I was wondering why MH has posted about Scott Paterson.
What is Scott Paterson has to do with BH?
I will appreciate some feedback. Re to posting by Knowledge is power!!

John McKimm and Scott Peterson were beneficial owners at Bristol Communications Group Inc.
These two and Robert Prentice has long affiliation that is complex criminal activities, OSC should investigate practice methodologies, which is being used by these people.

I have not John and Scott for several years now, but I like to know if Scott has any official affiliations with BH!! Observer, last I saw they were each drawing $300K. At least that's what was in the reports.