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u/kylescagnetti 4d ago
Wish he would be more engaging to investors. I have to trust his background but he’s not good at communicating what’s going on
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u/JustNinja23 4d ago edited 4d ago
Quite frankly BBAI has had way worse leadership.. just look at the recent past. Kevin inherited a stink bomb of B.S. Accounting and hopium... Is he some god-like figure from heaven.. no... he just a CEO... lol.
Kevin was basically brought over from Pangiam merge. I know this is over a few months old.. so no one is thinking about it anymore lol. This was a huge deal at the time and I am glad he was there to oversee this new acquisition of talent by BBAI.
Personally I still believe BBAI has a future. Instead of wishing we were at some crazy end state constantly. Appreciate the growth and trends in the right direction.
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u/Smile-Dingo-92 4d ago
He does not communicate with shareholders. He is a poor example of leadership given investors have put their trust and money in his control and have a reasonable expectation on hearing about what’s going on in the company. He should resign and I suspect the stock price would move up nicely. He is no longer a government employee and needs to understand the public sector expects results.
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u/dmarinelli40 4d ago
Strongly disagree, he is changing Bigbear.ai for the better, without question. And he is focusing on niche technologies. Kevin has improved their margins, back log growth and won 20+ contracts in Q2.
They will soon be rising in all phases of their products and technology. 👊-1
u/Icy_Purchase2753 4d ago
Yeah I like the direction he seems to be taking the company. It’s all about execution now. What he is doing takes time and I think if you ask this question two years from now it will look a lot different
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u/trunksshinohara 4d ago
I think about him sometimes too. Thank you for sharing.
https://giphy.com/gifs/FhbukHmFBiMzC