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The PIC Companies Announce the Appointment of PMEG President

Posted on Tuesday, November 1st, 2005

ATLANTA (Nov. 1, 2005) – Mr. James R. Flandreau – Chairman of The PIC Group, Inc. today announced the appointment of Mr. Thomas L. Paul as President of PIC-Marubeni Energy Group (PMEG). As President, Mr. Paul will have direct responsibility for all operational aspects of PIC-MarubeniEnergy Group.

Mr. Paul has over twenty-five years experience in the power generation industry encompassing conventional fossil, nuclear, municipal waste, reciprocating engine, and combustion turbine power plants. Prior to his appointment to President of PMEG, Mr. Paul served as Executive Vice President-Global Services for The PIC Companies. Mr. Paul’s duties included guiding and assisting PIC‘s various business units in the development, sale, and execution of work with particular emphasis on international markets. Before joining PIC in 1993, Mr. Paul served as Director of Operations and Maintenance Services for General Physics Corporation, a specialty training and consulting company serving power generation, petrochemical, pulp & paper, water/wastewater, and other industries. He previously served as Project Manager then Training Center Manager for PowerSafety International, a subsidiary of Babcock & Wilcox.

The PIC Companies, headquartered in Marietta (Atlanta), Georgia and established in 1988, is a leader in providing global service solutions to the energy industry. Offering full third party O&M and outage services, turnkey commissioning, startup, and complete staffing solutions for all aspects of project development and execution. From concept to execution, from petrochemical & refining to power generation, PIC provides value added services with a focus on quality, safety and optimum results. With over 4,500 projects executed worldwide in over 75 countries, PIC offers global service solutions to your domestic and international projects. PIC serves its customers from its corporate office in Atlanta, Georgia as well as Houston, Texas; Zurich, Switzerland; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Mexico City, Mexico and Beirut, Lebanon.