jonzobot - Board members representing significant investors generally stay on board until resolutions to problems are worked out. They are the eyes and ears of the money's source. To me this move says the debt has been dealt with and Hepa is just going to hold their nose and see what becomes of their share ownership. God knows their ownership position has been diluted along with the rest of us.

There was no request for additional board seats put forth at the last AGM. This resignation opens the door for a new board member.

Wonder if this has something to do with the last scientific report that was released on 06 Feb?

tada