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ENSENDA NAMES TONY STONE CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER Veteran Technologist Joins North America's Leading Last Mile Logisitcs Company SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — February 20, 2007— Ensenda, the leading last mile logistics company servicing all of North America, announced today that Tony Stone has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer. Stone will oversee all aspects of Ensenda's technology strategy. In addition, Stone will accelerate partnership development with external software companies to introduce new offerings that solve important customer problems while continuously improving customer satisfaction. “Ensenda is committed to bringing our customers value through first-rate logistics services and technology backed with unsurpassed customer service,” said Ensenda Chief Executive Officer Ray Smith. “Tony brings with him a wealth of experience and a valuable tool chest of ideas and knowledge.” Tony was most recently the managing consultant and interim CTO for Ownit Mortgage Solutions where he managed IT Operations and oversaw the development of a new Loan Origination System. Prior to this he was Founder and CTO of Perspective Software Technologies. In addition, Tony held senior leadership roles at Brightware, Robertson, Stephens & Co, and Sybase. “Tony's knowledge of software methodologies, languages, technologies, databases, platforms and networks will be an excellent addition to our strong Technology team,” adds Smith. Tony received his educational training at San Francisco State University and Control Data Institute. About Ensenda, Inc. Ensenda is the leading "Last Mile" logistics provider servicing all of North America. The company manages a nationwide network of the best local delivery vendors and offers world-class delivery quality enabled by a cutting-edge technology. Ensenda's superior customer service helps corporations quickly and effectively design and manage a complete outsourcing strategy for last mile distribution and logistics. Ensenda's proven service streamlines customer operations by reducing the number of vendors a company needs to manage, and consistently lowers costs for suppliers and retailers.
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