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  • 1. Data: 2012-04-16 23:08:58
    Temat: Mark Wilson Decker's Horrid Employment Past:
    Od: n...@p...borked.net

    Why doesn't Mark W. Decker have a professional page on LinkedIn or Spoke
    or ZoomInfo highlighting his past employment history?

    ANSWER: Because he has an abysmally bad and appalling business record as
    a president and/or company executive replete with: 1) running the
    organizations into the ground, 2) filing for corporate bankruptcy, 3)
    charges of bribing federal contractors, 4) draining company finances, 5)
    retaliating against those who "whistle-blew" on him, etc. etc. etc.


    1) First, he worked at UNC, Inc:
    Mark W. Decker, Vice President
    UNC Inc.
    175 Admiral Cochrane Drive
    Annapolis, Maryland 21401
    DOB: January 7, 1957

    reported age was 37 in 1993 at UNC, Inc. according to:
    http://edgar.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll/EDGARpro
    .dll?FetchFilingHTML1?ID=1317559&SessionID=uAZFHqxOZ
    Wxz3P7

    Mr. Decker has served as Vice President, Corporate Development since
    August 1993. Previously he served as President of the Company's
    Accessory Services Group since January 1992 and prior to that he served
    in various senior management positions with the Company for more than
    five years.


    2) Second, he worked at Mentor Technologies:
    Mark W. Decker, President & CEO
    Mentor Technologies Group, Inc
    201 Defense Highway
    Annapolis, MD 21401

    Mentor Technologies in Middle East deal
    December 4, 2000
    http://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/stories/2000/12
    /04/newscolumn5.html

    "Today's fast-paced information culture demands a learning system (vLab)
    with the convenience and cost effectiveness of Web-based delivery," said
    Mark W. Decker, president and chief executive officer of Mentor
    Technologies.

    Ebosswatch.com rating for Mark W. Decker with Mentor Technologies
    http://www.ebosswatch.com/Reviews/Mark-W.-Decker/141
    2568302
    Rated by his peers as "Unfavorable" in 7 different job categories

    In 2001, Mentor Technologies ceased its operations and filed for Chapter
    7 bankruptcy.
    http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/pr
    ivate/snapshot.asp?privcapId=100501


    3) In the Fall 2001, Mr. Decker began work at Belfort Instrument Company
    and has found himself unemployed since 2005 when he was shown the exit
    door by CEO & Owner Bruce R. Robinson:

    Mark W. Decker, President
    Belfort Instrument Company
    727 South Wolfe Street
    Baltimore, MD 21031

    Ebosswatch.com rating with Belfort Instrument Company
    http://www.ebosswatch.com/Reviews/Mark-W.-Decker/141
    2568293
    Rated by his peers as "Unfavorable" in 7 different job categories

    And now Belfort Instrument Company (dba DigiWx AWOS, Gamma Scientific,
    UDT Instruments, Advanced Retro, RoadVista, KR Acquisition Corporation)
    finds itself in United States Bankruptcy Court as evidenced by:
    http://www.amrcaseinfo.com/pdflib/1631_15463.pdf

    Belfort Instrument Company financials are so BAD that CEO Bruce R.
    Robinson has his primary residence in a trust as noted at:
    http://www.city-data.com/bernalillo-county/P/Paa-Ko-
    Drive-2.html

    You might ask "Why would someone put their home in a Trust?" as noted
    at:
    http://belfort-instrument-company.pissedconsumer.com
    /belfort-instruments-digiwx-awos-fiasco-201201122886
    07.html

    "Belfort's owners have "valuables" (like their homes) held in a trust to
    prevent creditors (in this case, the bank that lent Belfort Instrument
    Company all that money) from seizing their personal home(s) when Belfort
    can't pay back the business loans. In the case of Belfort Instrument
    Company, this was a smart move (some might consider this a sneaky move
    also) because I pulled Belfort's credit reports from the 3 main credit
    bureaus and Belfort is currently delinquent and "past due" with several
    creditors by more than 90 days and in some cases 120 days. This means
    the money isn't coming in fast enough from sales to pay for the
    company's debts. I even found notes that some of Belfort's creditors are
    on a "cash only basis" meaning Belfort needs to cough up money for goods
    and services (raw materials) before another company will even sell them
    those goods and services. This is NOT a pretty picture. This has been
    going on for years. If you would be inclined to buy finished product
    from Belfort, you may find a company which doesn't stand behind that
    product because they went out of business. Info from Dun & Bradstreet
    indicates turnover in this very small privately-held company at the
    managerial and executive level so people's heads are probably rolling
    there and it is likely only a matter of time before this business is no
    more!

    So who was driving these companies into the hole...... because there is
    a common theme here...... his name is Mark W. Decker...... and he lives
    at: 289 Long Point Road, Crownsville, MD 21032-1853. Call for a personal
    appointment if you'd like to see how he can drive your organization off
    a cliff!


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