International Power Group, Ltd. Appoints Christopher Duncan Chief Operating Officer.

CELEBRATION, Fla. -- International Power Group Ltd. ("IPWG"), (Pink Sheet Symbol: IPWG) today announced the appointment of Christopher Duncan as its Chief Operating Officer. Peter Toscano, President and CEO of IPWG stated, "Through Chris's diverse career in risk management, finance and operations, he brings a wealth of public company finance, governance, operations and project management experience to bear for IPWG to support its significant ramp up. He has been involved with IPWG for some time in an advisory capacity, and it's a pleasure to bring him on board to help the company deliver on its exciting potential".

Chris joins us from Marsh USA Inc., where he was a Managing Director responsible for business development and new concept products for Marsh, as well consulting with Fortune 500 companies and with those in the alternative energy sector. Prior to Marsh, he was the Chief Risk Officer for Delta Air Lines, where he was responsible for internal audit, information security and privacy as well as risk management. Prior employment including finance, risk management and strategic planning positions with Frito-lay, KFC, and Ford Motor Company, as well as consulting positions with Coopers and Lybrand and Tower Perrin.

Mr. Duncan also brings experience in entrepreneurial companies, as the co-founder, former CFO and current board member of Navigational Sciences Inc., a successful geographic information systems and RFID technology company based in Charleston, SC. He is also a board member of two non-profits, including The American Geographical Society (New York, NY) and of Project Open Hand (Atlanta, GA). A graduate of the University of Georgia, he holds an undergraduate degree in Marketing, and a MBA in Finance.

About International Power Group, Ltd:

International Power Group, Ltd. is a waste to energy company developing processes to handle waste management in an environmentally friendly manner and to convert the energy generated from the process into meaningful amounts of cost effective electricity and drinking water.

The Company intends to contract with governments to secure tipping fees for the removal of toxic, hazardous and other wastes and process the materials in company owned and operated plants. The Company plans to build these plants - estimated at $250 million each - in areas that will benefit from the electricity and water production by-products.

The Company's expected revenue streams include the tipping fees, fees for electricity, and fees for purified water. The Company will be paid to receive waste. Its costs will be limited to plant construction and operation.

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