MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, Aug. 3, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- KMA Global Solutions International, Inc. (Pink Sheets:KMAG), a leading worldwide provider of EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) solutions, today announced that the Company has hired Normand Nowlan as its Vice President Operations, General Manager.
Mr. Nowlan brings over 30 years of retail experience to KMA and has held executive positions in business development, real estate and store planning, marketing and retail store operations. He will play a central role in aligning the company's infrastructure and production facilities with the anticipated growth of the business, and will work closely with management in exploring the application of new technologies to a growing list of clients.
"We are excited to announce this addition to our executive team. Mr. Nowlan's knowledge and experience in retail operations will be an enormous asset to our growth and development. His diverse background brings additional depth to KMA's management team," commented Jeffrey D. Reid, Chief Executive Officer of KMA Global Solutions International, Inc.
About KMA Global Solutions International, Inc.
KMA Global Solutions International, Inc. (www.kmaglobalsolutions.com) is a leading worldwide manufacturer and supplier of Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) labels for the multimedia, retail apparel, health/beauty aids, soft goods, and over-the-counter pharmaceutical industries. KMA provides low cost solutions for retail protection against inventory theft, offering customized labels that use a variety of patented formats to meet unique packaging needs. KMA's patent pending DUAL Tag(tm) is the only product available that combines the two leading EAS technologies in a single, high speed application to eliminate the need for multiple inventories and its patented NEXTag(tm) is the solution of choice for soft goods as a small, flexible non-woven label conveniently sewn into a garment at its manufacturing source.
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