IntroNet appoints CEO

IntroNet Applications Limited (IAL), provider of Global Hiring Solutions, today announced the appointment of Chris Rowbottom as its Chief Executive Officer, strengthening the existing management team. He will be working alongside company founder Sean Giblin to continue IAL''s ongoing,
successful global expansion programme, targeting a market flotation within 3 years.

Chris joins IAL after five years at listed software provider London Bridge, ending his tenure as its Chief Operating Officer. Chris has worked extensively in Europe, Asia and the United States selling and supporting
software solutions to Fortune 500 organisations. He was also involved with the highly successful IPO and subsequent period of rapid growth experienced at London Bridge. London Bridge now has a 74 million per annum turnover
and a market capitalisation of almost 300 million.

Commenting on the appointment, Giblin stated, The size of the company and scope of services provided warranted strengthening the management team. The appointment of Chris brings significant knowledge of international markets
and experience of managing a company through periods of explosive growth.

The awareness and demand for Internet based Human Resource systems is increasing rapidly, added Rowbottom. Combining the increase in demand with a well proven product and a very enthusiastic and ambitious team made the decision to join IAL simple.

About IntroNet Applications Limited

Established in the early 1990s, IAL provides a fully customisable software solution that covers the complete hiring cycle; from vacancy creation & distribution to initial applicant engagement and on-boarding, all with a
fully reportable audit trail. As it is totally web-based, all users require to access the system is a web browser and Internet connection.

A global solution, IntroNet works in partnership with its
multi-national customers in over 50 countries, successfully managing issues such as language, legislation and cultural diversity. IntroNet currently employs 62 people in Edinburgh, London & Sydney and generates turnover in
excess of 3 million.