BizSummits Announces Fourth Quarter Growth.

ATLANTA -- BizSummits LLC today announced financial results for the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2007. Revenues for the fourth quarter 2007 increased 62 percent from the fourth quarter of 2006. New member companies added in the 4th Quarter also jumped by 121% percent to 230. These gains allowed BizSummits to easily outpace the growth of other competitors such as The Corporate Executive Board Company (NASDAQ: EXBD), Vistage and other executive groups.

Lee Culberson, acting President of BizSummits said, "We are particularly pleased about our growth in the Small and Middlemarket Business (SMB) space since this is the segment many analysts feel has the most growth potential." BizSummits' unique marketing technologies allow it to dominate the SMB segment, easily outpacing competitors in growth while enjoying substantially lower costs due to the efficiency of its unique marketing technologies. "Boosted by this strong quarterly performance, full-year revenue finished ahead of our expectations," added Culberson.

BizSummits provides best practices education, research, events and tools focused on management execution and strategy. Some of its groups include the CFO Summit, CIO Summit, HR Summit, Training Summit and over a dozen more functional areas. Membership retention performance for the 4th Quarter was also strong. "BizSummits is clearly becoming the preferred choice for corporate executives. We have made significant inroads and captured one of the largest growing, most engaged audiences as compared to all other executive membership driven entities in the small and middle market," said Floyd Hoffman, Director of Corporate Development. The quality of the speakers sharing best practices was also measurably above any other executive organization, just a few examples in the 4th Quarter included:

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BizSummits is wholly owned by VC South (www.VCSouth.com), which has a proven track record of starting profitable B2B business models with technological advantages in high growth sectors and then successfully exiting to an established operator in that sector that can leverage those scalable advantages across the acquirer's organization for maximum shareholder profitability.