The CEO of WiFi service provider iPass, Gary Griffiths, has been working hard recently to convince investors that, after two years of work, he is transforming the company into something new and different. The company is almost out of money, but it has a series of new business models which should generate new growth, he explained to Wireless Watch’s sister service, Faultline, last week. He talked about unlimited deals on WiFi, he talked about operator partnerships to offer WiFi to their customers, and he talked about the company’s first deal for Veri-Fi, a product only out of the blocks a few months ago. When Griffiths took over iPass it had a clear problem. It asked for $25 a month for…