AlloSource Adds New Members to Executive Leadership Team.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- AlloSource, one of the nation's largest non-profit providers of bone and soft tissue allografts, as well as allograft skin for burn applications, today announced two new additions to its executive leadership team.

Dan Maye has been appointed to vice president, donor services, and Robert Brook has become vice president, operations. Both men held previous positions at AlloSource before taking over their new posts. They join the AlloSource executive leadership team, driving growth and strategy for the organization.

"Individuals who join AlloSource are committed to our non-profit mission to distribute life-saving and life-enhancing human tissue for our communities," said Tom Cycyota, AlloSource president and CEO. "I am pleased to promote Dan and Bob, executives that exemplify AlloSource's values. They will help us drive our strategy of community-based growth and development."

Mr. Maye joined AlloSource in 2004 as national allograft director. Previously, he worked at LifeNet where he performed several functions including outside recovery agency auditing, product development and product management. Most recently he served as director of professional services for the Western United States for LifeNet.

Mr. Brook has close to 10 years' experience in tissue banking. Previously, he worked in the pharmaceutical industry. He has been a participating member of the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) since 1998.

AlloSource employs more than 240 people in the Denver area, Salt Lake City and Cincinnati. It is one of the nation's largest and most respected non-profit tissue banks. AlloSource is committed to steadily growing its donor service areas and continually improving its ability to process more donors in order to increase the supply of needed tissues into local communities.

About AlloSource

Founded in 1994, Centennial, Colorado-based AlloSource continues to increase the availability of high-quality, safe allografts. Showing respectful appreciation for the gift of donation, AlloSource saves and improves lives by maintaining the highest standards in recovery, processing and storage of human tissue and cells, while striving to develop new therapeutic technologies. AlloSource provides service to the country's most reputable non-profit organ procurement organizations that have direct input and oversight into the company's business operations. AlloSource is accredited by the American Association of Tissue Banks. It operates three facilities in Centennial, Salt Lake City and Cincinnati and employs more than 240 people. For more information, visit www.allosource.org.