This was taken from the July 2011 update - which also has...

This was taken from the July 2011 update - which also has interesting material re: BP. As I recall the view of many posters at the time was "get your house in order EMS and then come back to us" - little has changed in that view:

http://www.eastlandmedical.com.au/_literature_95290/11-07-06_SHAREHOLDER_UPDATE_-_JULY_2011


International Visits
In May 2011 Eastland’s CEO Stephen Carter was sponsored by Chevron to attend The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston Texas. Chevron organised a number of meetings for Stephen to allow him the opportunity to explain the work that Eastland was carrying out in Africa with its lead product ArTiMist™. These meetings included some of Chevron’s senior Medical staff as well as senior medical staff from Shell, Marathon Oil and Anadarko. All of these groups have large footprints in Africa and in many cases Asia, and understand the deadly impact of malaria on their workforce and the communities that support and surround them. Chevron has a strong corporate responsibility ethos having donated $55million to the Global Fund for its fight against Malaria, HIV and TB. Our meetings have
resulted in a number of ongoing discussions. Chevron also assisted Eastland in meeting with the Global Business Coalition in New York. The Global Business Coalition serves as an entry-point for collaboration with the Global Fund, orchestrating the private sector delegation on the Global Fund Board of Directors, enabling co-investments and facilitating other corporate engagement with Fund's recipients worldwide. The Global Fund's scale and reach make it an ideal partner for the private sector bringing to the table a strategic mix of donor and recipient governments, civil society organizations, private foundations and corporations. These are early stage meetings but the Board believes that there is potential to work closely with these groups as we move the ArTiMist™ project further ahead.