Extraordinary Genius

“… so Mr. Feng intends to invest in Amazon, that's the thing, what do you have to say?” Jeff looks at the other directors.

Although the board of shareholders is the core of the company's powers, the shares of the board of directors exceed three quarters of the total share capital, and by agreeing, the board of shareholders agrees.

“Jeff, you haven't said how much Mr. Feng is going to invest and how many shares he's going to buy. Besides, is he a venture capital or a regular investment? ”

Venture Capital is completely different from ordinary investments. Venture Capital, which are generally not involved in the management of the company, and even the shares acquired, are non-voting shares. Generally, venture capital is a cash-based investment that awaits the company's listing. Of course, the various dividends also take precedence.

Ordinary investments represent long-term ownership and even the intention to participate in the management of the company's operations. Other responsibilities are no different from those of ordinary shareholders, and there is no preference for dividends.

“Mr. Feng means that there is no problem with the investment, he is not a venture capital, he has a certain voice in the company.” Jeff explained.

“How much is there to invest? I don't understand what that means. Do you agree that he's going to invest 100 million dollars and dilute our shares by more than 90 percent?” A director spoke out against it.

“That's why I called the board of directors to discuss it with everyone. What percentage of Mr. Feng's investment is allowed, which needs to be determined quickly. And then we get the fastest money to build the company faster.” Jeff glanced at the shareholder, you're clearly raising the bar.

Jeff did not get any answers after asking. All directors are silent and no one wants to talk first.

“Robert, didn't you say you wanted to sell your shares last time? Now that you've heard that someone is planning to invest, you're not going to sell it, are you?” Jeff named a director.

“I invest to make money, not for your dreams. I didn't see any hope of making money, and now I see it, so of course I'm not selling this part of the stock.” Robert said slowly.

You're the only one who's gonna stick to this shit. I invest to make money. Now, while you don't agree with listing financing, someone is investing, and the company will grow much better, and the profit period can be advanced.

If it goes on the market after profitability, then the stock price will definitely go up more, and then I'll sell it again and make a lot more money. Now you want to buy it, all right, but always let me see the profit, right? Do you have that kind of money?

“So Robert, you always have to say, what percentage of the capital do you accept from each other? You are a director of the company, these things, you should give your opinion. If you don't have any ideas, then I think there might be one less director in the company. ”

Jeff specifically targeted Robert, and once Robert's proportions were opposed by all the other directors, he could take the opportunity to kick Robert off the board! If Robert doesn't say so, he can also say that Robert doesn't work well and excuses himself for kicking him off the board.

Robert looked at Jeff angrily, but had to say, "The company needs at least tens of millions of dollars to grow, and I don't think it's appropriate for a person to invest, so that he can hold more than 50 percent of the company's shares, and we don't have much to say about it. So I think his investment should be over 10 million, because the company needs at least that much money, but not more than 30 million, so that we can decide the future of the company. ”

Robert answered conservatively and could not say that the drip didn't leak, but it was no big deal. It's just that he revealed a message that he still hopes the company will be listed for financing in the future.

Others, naturally, agree that it is only by listing that money can be circled that his investment can be made in the fastest cash hedge. And Robert said the proportions, and they agreed, of course, that they didn't want an outsider to be a big shareholder and kick them all off.

Jeff frowned and he regretted it. He should have visited Mr. Feng at the time. Mr. Feng is a Microsoft shareholder. To invest in Amazon, none of these small shareholders intend to quit. The other day they were arguing about withdrawing their capital!

In fact, Jeff didn't want Mr. Feng to become a major shareholder, which is the company he founded, and if he wanted to invest and eventually let the company change the doorstep, it would be better this way.

“What do the others suggest? Specifically, how much, you have to come up with a result. The sooner decisions are made, the sooner investments are made, and the sooner the company grows. Our website construction, logistics construction, user training, delivery channels, etc. all cost money.” Jeff said.

“Jeff, our registered capital is $30 million, but after all this time, the company should increase in value, right? I think he could invest 25 million dollars and give him 35 percent of the stock.” One director said.

Jeff looked at the director and said, “Would you agree if it were you?” Of course he also wants to increase the value of the company, but the company has been losing money.

“How do you know he won't say yes if you don't try? I heard you had a good talk. Perhaps he'd like to take your advice? Don't forget, that way, your shares will appreciate, and you'll earn them. ”

Robert immediately said, “I agree. ”

“I agree. ”

All the directors spoke up, they agreed and looked at Jeff together. They all agreed, so at the shareholders' meeting, it would certainly prevail, even if Jeff didn't agree.

“Now that you all agree, let's talk about Mr. Feng's capital investment. I think you're all more confident than I am.” Jeff didn't have the guts to say.

The company has no profit, it has been in the loss phase, but you say the company's value should increase. Of course I want to, but no one else is stupid. If the value of the company has really increased, why were you planning on selling your shares at the original price?

If you can all do that, then go talk!

“Jeff, you're the chairman of the board, the corporate representative of the company, and you should talk. But we're doing it for the benefit of the company's shareholders. Is that okay with you? You didn't even talk about it. How do you know it won't work?” Robert had a cigar in his hand, said the Yin Yang Weird.

“Yeah, Robert's right. Jeff, when we invested in your company, you promised us that you would put everyone's interests first. Now we ask, you should execute.” Another director said.

That's what everyone else means, letting Jeff hold his breath in his chest, but he can't breathe!

“Okay, I'll talk about it, but if the negotiations fail, the company won't get the investment, and we'll all lose money together!” Jeff stood up angrily and walked straight out of the conference room.

……

“Mr. Ralph, this is Jeff? Bethus, I'd like to pay a visit to Mr. Feng. There's something I need to talk to Mr. Feng about. ”

Ralph covered the phone and told Feng Yu that it was Jeff's phone. Feng Yu reached out and answered the phone: “Jeff, is there any good news for me? ”

“Mr. Feng, I think we'd better have an interview. Things aren't going so well. ”

Feng Yu frowned slightly: “Well, then come to my house at night. I'll buy you a Chinese meal at...”