Pentalog Group, through its Board of Directors, decided to change the organization chart and to divide its General Management activities in two sections: one dedicated to strategy, international issues, business development and marketing, and the other dedicated to operational management, including production and production structure management, financial management and reporting, management and development of existing partnerships, information system management, technical management as well as the incubator.

Within this framework, Frédéric Lasnier, French, 41 years old, current CEO, President of the Board of Directors and founder of the group will be in charge of the first section, while Monica Jiman, 34 years old, Romanian, formerly COO, will assist him from now on in his duties by becoming Deputy CEO. She will be in charge of the second section.

This new organization of the group aims at adapting the group to the ever-increasing client demands and to its geographic expansion. On these grounds, in the following weeks, the organization chart will be modified accordingly. As a reminder, Pentalog Group, No. 1 in the fields of software R&D and offshore IT Outsourcing in the European Union has offices in France, Romania, Germany, Vietnam, Israel and Republic of Moldova. By the end of August 2011, the group's number of employees will have gone up to 700.

About Pentalog
The Pentalog Group has offices in 6 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Asia and offers outsourcing and consulting services in the field of digital strategy to approximately 100 clients. It achieved a sales figure of 17.5 million euros in 2010. Its Right Cost offer (local + low cost) relies on its leading market position in Romania, Moldova and Vietnam. Its 700 employees focus on satisfying the clients of its two business lines (Embedded Systems and Information Systems). In 2010, the Group created an incubation department which will receive 3 start-ups by the summer of 2011 and offers a unique incubation and R&D concept right at the heart of its vast software production centers, by maximizing the result of R&D phases and reducing the time that is necessary for the first industrialization phases.
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