Verb Adds Pierre-Andre Meunier to Its Advisory Board

Pierre-Andre Meunier is currently General Partner of Montreal based GTI Capital. With $100M in capital under management. GTI focuses on early-stage companies in the information technology and telecom sector.

Mr. Meunier has extensive operational and financial experience in venture capital technology companies and will assist the Company in its future financial and M&A strategies.

Mr. Meunier highlights relationships that extend from Vertex Venture Capital (APR and M.E.), IBM Canada Ltd., France Telecom, National Bank of Canada, amongst others. His global alliances, reach and exposure to East Coast deal flow will enable multifaceted strategic input points to Verb Exchange.

Jeff Durno, Chairman, quotes, "Pierre-Andre brings a wealth of knowledge in financial strategies that extend into the Middle East and Asia. These emerging markets are integral to our subscriber growth and his networking will assist in our execution".

About Verb Exchange:

Verb is a digital media company focused on building the ultimate relationship marketing platform through its all-in-one mobile, desktop and online communications device. Our applications reduce costs, save time, increase mobility, flexibility and overhead without compromising quality.

Our flagship technology allows Verb to gather rich analytics about our users, and in turn empower advertising partners to deliver and track contextual marketing with great accuracy.

This year, Backbone Magazine and The Globe and Mail ranked Verb Exchange Inc. as the #1 Canadian Tech Company for showing the most significant performance increase year on year. Business in Vancouver listed Verb Exchange Inc. as #1 in its list of Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies in BC. It was ranked based by percentage growth in revenue between 2002 and 2006.

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