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TRS Hires John O'Brien as Operations Manager

Ventura, Calif.  June 2, 2004 – Telecom Resource Service, a leading technology centric provider of telecommunications services and products, announced today that John O'Brien has joined the company as Operations Manager. In this role, Mr. O'Brien leverages his 13 years of Telecom Operational experience to supervise all operational activities including testing, repair, warehousing, logistics and project management.

Prior to joining TRS, Mr. O'Brien was the Project Manager in Aurora Colorado overseeing the Qwest Wire Line repair and distribution process with focus on turnaround time and overall performance. During this time he also implemented the Motorola Next Level and the Qwest TechTAD repair and logistics projects.   Mr. O'Brien was also a key figure in the implementation of PacBell's PACE project throughout the state of California, which included bar coding and scanning of all plug-ins in the Pacific Bell Central Offices.  For his achievements on the project, Mr. O'Brien received an award from Pacific Bell for his leadership role.

Additionally, Mr. O'Brien was the Operations Manager in Fremont California overseeing all internal operational functions of the repair and distribution of PacBell wire line equipment with a focus on Turnaround time and overall performance.  He then moved on to the Sunnyvale California Nortel Networks / Bay Networks distribution and repair facility, where along with overseeing the Pacific Bell operations, he also managed all internal operational functions and the distribution of product to Nortel end user customers.  Mr. O'Brien then moved on to become a Project Manager in the Nortel Division with a focus on distribution and performance in Oakville and Argentinia Ontario Canada.

About TRS
TRS provides high quality depot level testing, repair, engineering and logistic services at competitive prices to wireless carriers and other resale companies.  TRS has both analog and digital capabilities which include GSM, CDMA, TDMA and AMPS technologies provided by Nortel, Lucent, Ericsson, and Nokia, as well as many other OEM manufacturers.