Red Branch Technologies, Inc. Names a Senior Director at EMC as Its New Chairman of the Board

Red Branch Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:RBTI) today announced it has named Dick O'Leary, Senior Director, Global Solutions Group, at multi-billion dollar IT giant EMC Corporation as its new chairman of the board. EMC had annual revenues of $17 billion in 2010 and its market cap in 2011 places EMC among the 10 most valuable Information Technology product companies in the world. The new chairman succeeds R. Paul Gray and will take over the position effective immediately.

After joining EMC in 2004 Mr. O'Leary has been responsible for establishing and overseeing the global security solutions group which, under his leadership, grew from inception into an industry leader with success throughout the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Asia.

In addition to being directly involved with large public and private organizations in the technology and security sectors for the past 20 years, Mr. O'Leary has demonstrated his unique talents in identifying and accelerating growth strategies which directly impacted company revenues. Red Branch Technologies will especially utilize Mr. O'Leary's strong ability to craft and communicate a strategic vision and help build highly focused organizations that deliver substantial new revenue streams as well.

Mr. O'Leary is a widely recognized thought leader in the security industry and is a member of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, where he serves on the Cloud Computing Task Force, and has been a frequent speaker at leading security summits in the United States, Europe and Asia.  

Prior to joining EMC he was Managing Director for The Boston Group, a strategic advisory firm, where he served as advisor to a number of organizations in the technology, security and financial sectors. He previously earned international industry recognition helping to grow start-ups into multi-million dollar organizations and leading solution development, sales & marketing efforts with two Fortune 500 companies.

About Red Branch Technologies, Inc.:

Red Branch Technologies provides sustainable-energy-powered solutions meeting commercial, industrial, municipal and federal requirements for site security, materials control, emergency communications, water purification and similar on-site applications. The company's ability to simultaneously manage multiple renewable energy sources allows Red Branch Technologies powered solutions to stay up and running longer than the competition. Mobility is another differentiating aspect of Red Branch Technologies' solutions.

The company also offers a unique set of security products for military and law enforcement applications where cost/performance represents a critical selection factor. The application areas include Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) robots, vehicular inspection and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).

More detailed information can be found at www.RedBranchTech.com.

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