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Author Topic: John Fitzpatrick's Exascale Power Co. of Portland, OR, is scam!  (Read 5432 times)
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September 03, 2015, 01:46:06 AM
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http://www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2015/08/post_29.html

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Portland State University will enter the public stage of a $300 million fundraising campaign without its top two development officers, who are resigning after falling for a phony billionaire and $100 million that never existed.

PSU Foundation president Francoise Aylmer and chief development officer Kristin Coppola were the two main contacts for John Michael Fitzpatrick, the cryptocurrency dealer who offered to donate the public university $100 million -- and later, $1.18 billion. University administrators planned a press conference to announce the deal, inviting Gov. Kate Brown and Mayor Charlie Hales, but pulled the plug at the last minute when the money never materialized.
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September 04, 2015, 02:40:12 PM
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Wow! Read for yourselves how PSU was involved in the coverup. Fuckin' amazing! It's now only one notch away from having the governor lose in the next election due to the serial liar John Fitzpatrick's actions.
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September 11, 2015, 02:27:40 AM
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Bogus donor continues to dog PSU Foundation

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The Portland State University Foundation is trying to put would-be donor John Fitzpatrick behind it after a scandal that led to the Sept. 1 resignations of CEO Françoise Aylmer and Chief Development Officer Kristin Coppola.

“The university has had no more nor desires to have any discussions with Mr. Fitzpatrick,” says Portland State University spokesman Scott Gallagher. COURTESY PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - Portland State University Foundation's former CEO Françoise Aylmer.


COURTESY PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY - Portland State University Foundation's former CEO Françoise Aylmer.

Interim CEO Lindsay Stewart, a former board of trustees member and chief of staff at Nike, started Wednesday but declined a request for an interview through the foundation’s spokeswoman.

Fitzpatrick, whose bogus $100 million offer led to the resignations, says he himself places the blame at the feet of PSU President Wim Wiewel and PSU Foundation Board of Trustees Chairman Mark Rosenbaum rather than Aylmer and Coppola.

“I think it’s a very sad situation because I think they were scapegoated,” says the man who claims to be a profitable investor in a data center in New Mexico and kalbon, a new form of currency similar to bitcoin.
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