CTSI Announces New Organization

MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Many supply chain service providers see
recession as an opportunity to show what they can do and how they can help
user firms better control their supply chain costs. And CTSI is meeting that
challenge head on. On May 18, 2009, J. Kenneth Hazen, President and CEO,
announced an ambitious reorganization designed to increase the global
visibility of CTSI and its state-of-the-art transportation management systems
and freight bill payment capabilities. Brian Scott was named Vice President -
Global Sales, and two new directors of business development have been added to
his staff. Together with those already in place, this new marketing team is
ready to take on the competition and prove to the user community that the
current economy is a good environment for purchasing supply chain services.

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Clifford F. Lynch, Executive Vice President, will be responsible for
Implementation, Client Services, and Industry Relations. A long-time veteran
of the industry, Lynch is the winner of numerous industry awards and is the
author of hundreds of articles on supply chain and either the author or
coauthor of five books on supply chain subjects. He also writes a monthly
column for DCVelocity magazine.

In this expanded role, Lynch will handle all client implementations and
service issues and will represent CTSI in the supply chain industry.

Said Hazen, "We are a little like the phoenix rising from the ashes of the
depressed economy into a new era of prosperity."

Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, CTSI is a 50 year old supply chain
solutions company, providing service to over 200 clients, including 25 Fortune
500 firms throughout North American and in Asia and Europe. CTSI has been
named both a Top 100 3PL as well as a Top 100 Logistics Technology Company.

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Misty Farmer, CTSI, +1-901-766-1500 - voice, +1-901-766-1520 - fax,
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