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The article reads more like a press release/CV than a Wikipedia article.

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  • [August 1995] - "VeriSign Inc., a Redwood City provider of digital identification products and services for the electronic commerce marketplace, appointed Stratton Sclavos, former Taligent VP of worldwide marketing and sales, president and chief executive officer."
  • [February 2010] - "Juniper Networks Inc has settled a class-action lawsuit with the New York City Pension Funds brought over a stock options backdating scandal. The agreement is tentatively set at $169 million, which is one of the largest settlements of its kind, New York City’s comptroller said on Wednesday." [Stravos was a named co-defendant] - https://www.reuters.com/article/juniper-backdating-idUSN1019708920100211
  • [August 2019] "The request for a restraining order was filed Friday morning in Los Angeles Superior Court by venture investor Stratton Sclavos, the former VeriSign CEO and a former part-owner of the NHL’s San Jose Sharks. Sclavos said in a filing to the court that Fox took action against the wishes of his partners related to a sale of Echo Fox and its prized League of Legends slot. The judge denied the restraining order request, saying there was no clear evidence that Fox will do harm to the company within 60 days, the time period after which the partners intend to remove him from the team." - https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/08/23/echo-fox-partners-seek-temporary-restraining-order-against-rick-fox/
  • [April 2020] "Sclavos was an investor in Beverly Hills-based esports company Echo Fox founded by Rick Fox. In October 2019, Fox accused his business partners, including Sclavos, of multiple instances of fraud after those partners attempted to remove Fox from the company he founded. Fox ended up leaving Echo Fox and settling lawsuits, while Sclavos continued to explore opportunities in the esports and entertainment space." - https://labusinessjournal.com/news/2020/apr/16/stratton-sclavos-launches-gaming-network/

-- John Broughton (♫♫) 18:43, 16 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]