I saw this, it's unclear weather this damage was before the ex CEO was forced out, or down to the new management that's taken over. But EK have been around a long time, and were highly regarded for many years, so I tend to hold the Ex CEO in higher regard than these unknown new guys. I could be entirely wrong, perhaps the ex-ceo fell on difficult circumstances that made him resort to dodgy things to recuperate some losses.
Was I right I wonder??? More will be revealedI have a feeling these new management figures are embezzling revenue. That's the only thing that makes sense.
It seems that Kat Silberstein was made the CEO of American Operations in 2019, which coincides with when Jay said his experience started going downhill, she's still showing as the active CEO of American branch
Blimey, this is proper dodgy!
There will unquestionably be some arrests out of this, I'm afraid Kat doesn't stand a chance being in the US, I have no idea what the Slovenian corporate law approach is.
It depends what those 3 main "partner" companies mean related to EK, if it turns out those are actually just branches of EK under dubious company filings, and there has been repetitive money funnelling between them over an extended period, and it turns out those companies have been doing their own business with money being fed back to EK or vice versa, then that's pretty serious implications.not looking great
It depends what those 3 main "partner" companies mean related to EK, if it turns out those are actually just branches of EK under dubious company filings, and there has been repetitive money funnelling between them over an extended period, and it turns out those companies have been doing their own business with money being fed back to EK or vice versa, then that's pretty serious implications
A personal interview with Eddie Konig, the main CEO by KitGuru
This seems to be just a blanket denial of each criticism.
It's also the timeline, the complaints about deterioration of general company operations goes back to 2019, which coincides with customers views that quality and relations started going downhill. This coincides with Edvard and Mateusz taking back ownership from Dan Henderson in 2018.
And again, why oh why off the back of all this did they stick to their guns in taking out a 6 figure show stall at Computex when they had such large outstanding debts.
Kit Guru also followed up with Dan Henderson shortly after the above interview for his take on Eddie's statements:
So there still seems to be a polar opposite viewpoint between Dan Henderson's and EKWB US staff's accounts and manufacturing partners, and the owner, Eddie's accounts. To me, Eddie's words still appear to be extremely empty gaslighting.