Transportation Logistics Int'l, Inc. Names New Chief Executive Officer.

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EAST ORANGE, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 28, 2001

Transportation Logistics Int'l, Inc. (OTCBB: TRPL) announced today that effective Tuesday, March 27, Ronald P. Sorci has joined the company as its Chief Executive Officer.

For the past three years Mr. Sorci was President of Precept Transportation Services, LLC, a Dallas based subsidiary of Precept Business Services Inc. (NASDAQ: PBSI). Prior to that position, he was President of U.S. Transportation Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: USTS). Both of these organizations had extensive facilities throughout the United States, operating in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Texas, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky among other states.

Mr. Sorci, 50, brings 28 years of management and transportation experience to Transportation Logistics, and traces his career back to 1973 when he was CFO of Carey Transportation. He had this to say: "Joining Transportation Logistics is like coming home. Mike Margolies, TRPL's Chairman and I have worked together at various times over the last 25 years, most recently as senior management at USTS. TRPL Board members, many staff personnel, and numerous suppliers are old associates and friends. I am looking forward to the daily challenges of working with two perpetual motion machines like Mike and Jim Thorpe, President of TRPL. It's a challenge I relish as TRPL's prospects for dramatic and rapid growth, as well as profitability, are real, and the excitement of participating in its development made my decision to join an easy one."

Mike Margolies, Transportation Logistics Chairman added: "It was easy for me to part with the CEO title and its responsibilities when I knew it was going to Ron. We've worked together productively and profitably in the past, and I consider convincing him to join TRPL, over the other lucrative offers he had, as a coup for TRPL. Jim and Ron will only further accelerate our already rapid growth plans."

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