Super Vision Hires Ralph Genova as New VP of Sales for Commercial LightingSuper Vision Hires Ralph Genova as New VP of Sales for

Super Vision International, Inc. (NASDAQ:SUPVA) a world
leading manufacturer of fiber optic and LED lighting systems announced
today that it has hired Ralph Genova as Vice President of Sales for
its commercial lighting business segment. Mr. Genova had most recently
served as the Southeast Regional Sales Manager for Hubble Lighting's
architectural outdoor products since 2003. Prior to that, over a
period of 14 years, he had held several positions at Lithonia Lighting
as the Product/Market Development Manager, Regional Sales Manager and
National Accounts Manager.
   "Ralph's extensive experience in architectural lighting, working
with architects, lighting designers and other commercial lighting
specifiers is a perfect fit to help Super Vision expand its commercial
lighting sales and specifically drive sales of our new SaVi(TM) family
of LED products," stated Mike Bauer, Super Vision's President and CEO.
"Ralph has joined Super Vision at an exciting time. With the
introduction of several new products in the last few months and
several more in development, Ralph brings both the technical knowledge
and the industry relationships to effectively communicate the value of
these new products and accelerate our growth."

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