Tennessee man sues Xiant Technologies over finder’s fee
GREELEY — A Tennessee man is suing Xiant Technologies Inc. for allegedly not paying him a finder’s fee he arranged on a major investment.
John Wilson, the plaintiff and a financial commentator, claims Xiant chief operating officer Jason Suntych requested advice from him in August 2017 on finding larger companies to sponsor large-scale trials of Xiant’s technology or for general funding opportunities, according to the complaint.
Xiant, based in Greeley, produces lighting systems for indoor planting and eliciting hormone responses in farm animals to spur growth rates while reducing feed input.
Wilson claims he arranged a meeting in September 2017 between Xiant and…
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