IMTRA NAMES NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Jeff Vancura

Imtra has announced today the hire of Jeff Vancura to be the company’s next Chief Financial Officer (CFO). A finance veteran with twenty years of experience as a top executive, Mr. Vancura has held similar roles for Double E Company, TPI Composites and Mettler-Toledo Thornton. In addition to his financial duties, Mr. Vancura is also a member of Imtra’s strategic planning team.

"Jeff will utilize both his financial management and strategic planning skills to help lead Imtra into the future,” said Eric Braitmayer, COO, Imtra. “His experience gives him the tools to perform his responsibilities exceedingly well, and his personality and positive attitude will allow him to seamlessly fit within the Imtra team."

Mr. Vancura was selected following an extensive search after Ned Rogerson, Imtra's CFO for over twenty-three years, announced he would retire. The two executives will work closely to ensure a smooth transition and transfer of knowledge throughout the rest of the calendar year.

"Ned Rogerson has been critical to Imtra's success and has helped us adjust to the profound changes that have occurred in our industry over the last 20 years,” said Nat Bishop, CEO, Imtra. “He has always assured a solid financial footing for Imtra that has enabled us to maintain a high level of service for our customers."

"I am thrilled to join Imtra and contribute to its forward-thinking management team that consistently puts customer service and support first,” added Jeff Vancura, CFO, Imtra.

www.Imtra.com

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