Maestro Announces Formation of Technical Advisory Board

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (the "Company") is pleased to announce it has formed a Technical Advisory Board consisting of top industry experts.

Maestro's exploration department will greatly benefit from this new board's combined knowledge. Company director Ann Carpenter commented, "We are very happy to bring together some of the mineral exploration industry's top minds. Maestro and its shareholders will benefit from this advisory board due to the mineral discovery track records of its members. The advisory board members bring combined knowledge in such areas as regional geophysics, carbonate stratigraphy, structural analyses, and economic assessment of new discoveries. Integrating these areas of expertise will accelerate the Company's potential for exploration successes in The Great Basin."

The Technical Advisory Board

Dr. Harry Cook, Ph.D received his doctorate in geology from the University of California at Berkeley. Since that time, Dr. Cook has held the position of Research Geologist with the United States Geological Survey (the "USGS") in the department of Energy and Mineral Resources. He also held the position of Chief carbonate geologist for the USGS's Metallogeny of the Great Basin Project, focusing on sediment-hosted disseminated gold mineralization. He has also conducted numerous field studies and core analyses in the Great Basin with Major mining companies such as Newmont Exploration Ltd., Barrick Gold Corp., and Placer Dome Exploration Inc., as well as a number of Junior exploration companies. Dr. Cook has over 35 years of experience lecturing and conducting energy and mineral studies, applying carbonate geology predictive exploration and development models to petroleum and precious metal exploration, identifying host rocks in carbonate rocks of the Great Basin, Mexico, Canada, Russia, and Kazakhstan.

Mr. Eric Saderholm has over 25 years of experience in the minerals industry with leadership in exploration, project development, property management and mining. He has been integral to geologic teams that added over 18 million ounces of gold to reserve bases in Nevada, Washington and Peru. Mr. Saderholm was Vice President, Project Development at US Gold from August 2006 until early 2008. Prior to that position, he was at Newmont Mining Corp for 10 years where his final position was Carlin Trend Exploration Manager, Regional Geologist. At Newmont, he also held the positions of Chief Geologist at the Phoenix Mine, Lone Tree Complex and Mule Canyon Mine, all located in Nevada as well as Project Manager, Grupo Carachugo, Peru. Mr. Saderholm is co-founder of Sirius Exploration Corp.

Mr. Terry White has over 20 years of proven and progressive experience as a mining and exploration geophysicist with an emphasis on applying science and leading edge technology to find commercial grade gold deposits. His experience extends to the design, implementation and supervision of surveys, as well as, data interpretation for gold, copper, uranium, molybdenum and other mineralization. Terry is adept at using and interpreting data from a broad spectrum of geophysical techniques, including VLF, magnetic, gravity, seismic, IP Resistivity, ground and airborne magnetic and electromagnetic surveys. His exploration and development work has been focused in North America, with particular emphasis in Mexico, the Great Basin, and Alaska. Terry is recognized for his history of success in collaring high-grade ore and hitting a good percentage of drill recommendations.

Mr. Howard Stevenson, MBA has 20 years of experience in mineral economics, financial evaluation and merger and acquisition, 18 years of which were spent with Gold Fields of South Africa working on projects around the world. Mr. Stevenson began as an engineer with Gencor, then after two and half years joined Gold Fields in the Mineral Economics Division, which was a unique multi-disciplinary team of mining investment analysts that undertook all the financial and economic analysis related to Gold Fields' strategic business decisions. Mr. Stevenson also transitioned to International Acquisitions Manager for the new Gold Fields Ltd. then Vice President, Business Development for Gold Fields Exploration Inc. in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Stevenson later became Managing Director of Gold Fields Finland Oy and General Manager of the Arctic Platinum project for four years, then returned to Denver as Vice President of Corporate Development for Gold Fields Limited. When Gold Fields acquired Bolivar Gold Corporation in March 2006, Mr. Stevenson was appointed Vice President, Venezuelan Operations. After one year running Gold Fields' Venezuelan operations Mr. Stevenson joined Meridian Gold Company as Vice President of Business Development until its merger with Yamana Gold.

Maestro has received expressed interest in joining the new Technical Advisory Board from other noted industry professionals. The Company is considering adding further expertise in the weeks and months to come.

About Maestro Ventures

Maestro Ventures Ltd. is an exploration company focused on the discovery of high-value precious and base metal deposits in the eastern Great Basin. The Company currently controls mineral title to nine projects in the Great Basin. While the company is focused on expanding the gold resource at its Kings Canyon, Utah project, the new Board of Directors and exploration staff are focused on evaluating and adding high-quality projects to the portfolio. Project generation is focused on two major metal-rich trends that cross the eastern Great Basin.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,

Kris Kottmeier, CEO, Maestro Ventures Ltd.

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Contacts: Maestro Ventures Ltd. Benjamin H. Curry Head of Investor Relations Toll Free: 1-877-689-2881 Website: www.maestroventures.com