HOUSTON, July 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- KBR (NYSE: KBR) today announced that Byron Bright has resigned from his position as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and will leave the company on July 11, 2025. KBR would like to thank Mr. Bright for his 15 years of dedicated service. He has been an integral part of KBR’s transformation and success, and we wish him well in his next chapter. In January 2025, KBR announced a realignment of its portfolio into two business segments, Mission Technology Solutions (MTS) and ...

Core Viewpoint - AJP Holding Company and Orbic North America, holding approximately 19% of Sonim Technologies, are urging fellow stockholders to support their nominees for the board in light of Sonim's poor financial performance and management practices [1][2][3]. Financial Performance - Sonim reported a net loss of $33.65 million in 2024, equating to a loss of $7.13 per share, and has experienced a stock price decline of 87% in 2024, culminating in a total stock value loss of 98% over the past five years [6][15][16]. - The company has accumulated losses totaling $86.45 million from 2021 to 2024, indicating a pattern of poor financial management [6][15]. Management and Governance Issues - The current board and management have been accused of poor stewardship, engaging in entrenchment efforts, and failing to provide a strategic evaluation process that benefits stockholders [2][6][19]. - Sonim's board has implemented anti-takeover measures, including a poison pill strategy and dilutive stock offerings, which have negatively impacted stockholder value [6][7][19]. Proposed Changes - AJP and Orbic are nominating five independent candidates for the board, emphasizing the need for new leadership with industry expertise to conduct a strategic assessment of Sonim [3][11]. - The nominees are expected to advocate for a strategic review process and engage with Orbic regarding acquisition proposals, which could potentially unlock stockholder value [11][12]. Acquisition Proposals - Orbic has made a cash offer of $25 million to acquire substantially all of Sonim's assets, representing a 66.7% premium over another proposed transaction with Social Mobile [10][12]. - The proposed transaction with Social Mobile is viewed as unlikely to provide meaningful returns to stockholders, with estimates suggesting a per-share value of approximately $1.46, which could decrease further when accounting for transaction costs and existing debt [10][20]. Stockholder Engagement - AJP and Orbic are calling on stockholders to vote for their nominees to ensure a transformation in leadership that prioritizes stockholder interests and addresses the company's financial challenges [8][21][22].

Bath & Body Works has chosen a former Nike executive to become its new CEO. The company said Monday that Daniel Heaf, Nike’s former chief strategy and transformation officer, has taken over the CEO role at Bath & Body Works effective immediately. "I am honored and energized by the opportunity to lead Bath & Body Works into its next chapter of growth," he said in a statement. "Bath & Body Works has extraordinary untapped potential and sits at an exciting inflection point." CEO Gina Boswell stepping down prec ...

Core Insights - 3WIN Corp. has appointed Craig Snyder as the new CEO and member of the Board of Directors, effective April 17, 2025, following his role as Chief Transformation Officer [1][3] - Christopher J. Sinacori has transitioned to Executive Chairman of the Board and President, while Jeffrey A. Sinacori becomes Chief Operating Officer [2] - The leadership changes are aimed at enhancing operational performance and preparing the company for its public offering [3][8] Company Overview - 3WIN Corp. is a global wholesale distributor of CCELL® vape products, serving the cannabis and hemp markets [9] - The company offers customization services and packaging solutions to help brands stand out in competitive markets [9] - 3WIN's subsidiary, 3Win Holdings (Canada) Corp., focuses on the development and distribution of controlled substances under Canadian licenses [10][11] Leadership Experience - Craig Snyder brings over 25 years of leadership experience in high-tech and consumer products, with a history of driving growth and executing strategies in new markets [5][6] - His previous roles include senior leadership positions at Fortune 100 companies and guiding Nasdaq-listed startups through successful IPOs [5] - Snyder has extensive M&A experience, having led over 25 acquisitions and successfully exited two companies as CEO [6] Strategic Focus - As CEO, Snyder will cultivate relationships in capital markets and oversee initiatives to maximize operational performance and customer experience [3][4] - His role will involve ensuring efficient growth while staying ahead of industry trends, optimizing the company's structure and market positioning [4] - The leadership believes Snyder's experience will be instrumental in scaling operations to meet evolving customer needs [7][8]