Appointment of Finance Director

 

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RNS Number : 0133J 
Bright Things plc 
23 March 2010 
 

                                Bright Things plc 
                        Appointment of Finance Director 
The company is pleased to announce the appointment of Brett Morris as Finance 
Director, taking over from Edward Levey. We would like to thank Edward for his 
great contribution to Bright Things since the company transitioned itself from 
the iDVD marketplace to the social networking industry and moved from a 
development phase to an income generating SaaS. 
Brett Plunkett Morris, 41,  is a qualified Chartered Accountant with more than 
15 years of experience in Financial and Operational Management.  Having spent 
the first 10 years of his career in banking specialising in mergers and 
acquisitions and debt financing for companies, Brett obtained an MBA from the 
London Business School. He moved into private equity, where he used his 
experience to assist companies in growing and developing their businesses. 
During this time he also focussed on company performance monitoring and 
management where he gained experience in strategic development, business 
planning and execution as well as general management. 
There is  no other information required to be disclosed in relation to Mr Morris 
under Schedule 2(g) of the AIM Rules for Companies. 
Further Information 
Bright Things PLC                             0845 299 7289 
Dominic Wheatley, CEO 
 
Astaire Securities Plc                     020 7448 4400 
William Vandyk 
 
www.brightthings.com 
www.SocialGO.com 
About SocialGO 
SocialGO is an online platform that allows users to create their own fully 
featured, fully hosted, fully supported social network website in under 2 
minutes. Group members can communicate and share with each other just like they 
would on Facebook, but with added comfort of being amongst similarly minded 
people in a secure environment.  Amongst the extensive tools available to 
network creators are various mechanisms that allow network creators to make 
money from their community.  Many thousands of networks have been created to 
date and include educational establishments, churches, sports clubs/teams, hobby 
groups, local communities, fan sites, political parties, bands and 
entertainment. 
 
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