COMNEXIA<sup>®</sup> Hires Four New Network Engineers to Serve Growing Customer Base

COMNEXIA^® Hires Four New Network Engineers to Serve Growing Customer Base
Continued Company Growth and Commitment to Quality IT Service Prompts New Tech Hires at Top Atlanta Computer Network Support Company

ATLANTA, GA (October 18, 2004) -- COMNEXIA^®, Atlanta’s leading single source provider of computer network and Internet services for small and fast-growth businesses, today announced the addition of four full-time network engineers hired to serve the company’s growing customer base. New employees joining the Roswell-based company are: Jeffrey Buss of Suwanee; Robert Klopstock of Buckhead; and Mike Payne and Jason Colick, both of Marietta.

Mike Wilson, COMNEXIA founder and President, says the addition of these new positions signal an exciting time for the company. “Our growth this past year has been phenomenal,” said Wilson. “These new hires reflect our company’s explosive growth, commitment to quality IT service and pledge to offer premium customer service.”

New employees joining COMNEXIA this month include:

Network engineer, Jeffrey Buss of Suwanee, GA joins COMNEXIA from Wells Real Estate Funds, Inc. where he worked as a senior PC technician. With a specialty in network conversions, Buss will service COMNEXIA^® customers in the Gwinnett County area.
Robert Klopstock, a Buckhead resident, joins COMNEXIA from the Georgia Department of Education where he served in a similar role as a network engineer. Klopstock will serve as a dedicated technician and network engineer for COMNEXIA^® clients based in downtown Atlanta.
Specializing in wireless technology, Mike Payne of Marietta will work as a dedicated technician exclusively servicing COMNEXIA’s account with Nalley Automotive Group. Payne joins the company from Roeing Corporation where he worked as a sales engineer in wireless.
Jason Colick also of Marietta was hired as a network engineer in the Marietta and Atlanta territories. Colick joins COMNEXIA from The Home Depot where he worked in hourly associate operations. His primary responsibilities will be to serve as a back-up network support for dedicated technicians in Marietta and Atlanta territories.

The addition of nine new contracts in the past several months prompted COMNEXIA to begin an immediate search to add technical staff members, according to Wilson. “One of COMNEXIA’s signature services is assigning a dedicated technician to manage a customer’s computer network,” says Wilson. “Customers love having the personal attention that comes with the same dedicated tech working on their networks this month, next month and the month after. Our technical staff, in essence, becomes an extension of our customers’ business.”

All of the new hires will be managed by Greg Boomershine, who last month was promoted to position of Atlanta Technology Manager for COMNEXIA. Boomershine said he is thrilled with the caliber of technical talent who recently joined the company. “We are thrilled to welcome them to the COMNEXIA team and know they will all do an outstanding job at delivering superior technical expertise and exceptional service to our customers,” he said."