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Corporate Safe Specialists Announces New Business Development Executive – Dan Taylor

November 5, 2009

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: November 6, 2009

Contact: Wes Wernette

Company: Corporate Safe Specialists

Phone: (630) 428-4024

Email: wes@wernetteassociates.com

Fax: (708) 293-6339

Posen, IL, November 6, 2009 – Corporate Safe Specialists (CSS) today announced the hiring of Dan Taylor as Business Development Manager for the Advanced Cash Control System (ACCS) product platform. With over 20 years of experience in the electronics and security industry, Dan brings a well rounded and unique understanding of the security market, channel penetration strategies and product planning to CSS. He will have broad responsibilities in this key management position including business development, channel management and product line development for the ACCS Platform.

"Dan comes to CSS with a wealth of industry knowledge and experience which will be invaluable as we continue to forge strategic alliances and develop new channels of opportunity for delivering cash efficiencies to retailers." States Tom Hartmann, Vice President ACCS Global.

Prior to joining CSS, Mr. Taylor held senior positions in business development, channel management, production, purchasing and supply chain management at Mars Electronics/MEI Inc.

"I am excited to bring Dan's exceptional talent to CSS," said Ed McGunn, President and CEO of the Company. "Dan will play an important leadership role in this high growth area for CSS. He will be a great addition to our management team."

About CSS: Founded in 1988, CSS is an industry leader providing innovative security solutions to retailers and restaurants globally. The ACCS line of "smart safes" deliver a fully integrated, armored-car ready cash management solution that will increase productivity, reduce cash shrinkage, optimize working capital and minimize risk of armed robbery, burglary and internal theft. CSS is the only manufacturer of safes to offer live 24/7/365 technical phone support and has a U.S. service network that can provide on-site service within four hours.