NEW YORK, Oct. 19, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- David L. Turney, Chairman, President, and CEO of DRI Corporation (Nasdaq:TBUS), will present at Wall Street Reporter's Small-Cap Discovery Conference, which will be held on October 24th at the Harvard Club of New York City.
The Small-Cap Discovery Conference is an ongoing program series hosted by Wall Street Reporter Magazine which features presentations by CEOs of public companies to an audience of over one hundred investors, analysts and fund managers.
"I am excited about this opportunity to inform investors about DRI Corporation," Mr. Turney says. " We believe that ours is one of the few small-cap companies that address four hot investment areas -- homeland security, the environment, energy conversation, and quality of life through better mobility -- with only one investment."
Mr. Turney plans to discuss DRI Corporation's served markets, which include the U.S. Homeland Security market, their historical performance, and their long-term outlook.
Wall Street Reporter (Est. 1843) is the premier source of investment information on global small-cap public companies in high-growth sectors. Through their magazines, special reports, website and conferences, WSR presents unique opportunities for discovering stocks before they appear on the radar of Wall Street and has become a "must attend" and "must read" for a "who's who" of the investment community.
Registration information for the conference, which is sponsored by vFinance, Knobias, Yorkville Advisors, and Marks Value Partners, can be found at http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/sdc or by calling 212-363-2600.
About DRI Corporation
DRI Corporation is a digital communications technology leader in the domestic and international public transportation and transit security markets. DRI's products include: TwinVision(r) and Mobitec(r) electronic destination sign systems, Talking Bus(r) voice announcement systems, Digital Recorders(r) Internet-based passenger information and automatic vehicle location/monitoring systems, and VacTell(tm) video actionable intelligence systems.