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To: Dante Sinferno who wrote (26)	12/15/1997 12:19:00 PM
From: Michael Klausner	Respond to of 197

The company will indeed be in good hands with Fran Flood at the helm. Gentner began to make signficant progress when she came aboard. I was greatly impressed with her comments during the CC; and even more importantly wit the progress the company began to make when she became VP sales. I agree with her that: "Gentner is a company to watch."

To: Dante Sinferno who wrote (26)	12/23/1997 1:17:00 PM
From: Dante Sinferno	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197

News...... IBM Selects Gentner Teleconferencers SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Gentner Communications Corporation (Nasdaq: GTNR) today announced its GT724 Group Teleconferencers were purchased for installation at IBM. IBM will use the GT724 Group Teleconferencers as the audio portion of their videoconferencing room systems. They will also use them for stand-alone audioconferencing. IBM uses audioconferencing within their organization's headquarters to connect executives in multiple offices. Distance learning and courtroom teleconferencing are other popular applications of the GT724. "Our GT724 is generally designed for videoconferencing that requires simultaneous audio through a telephone. We're pleased that IBM sees the versatility of this system and will use it for a variety of applications," said Fran Flood, President of Gentner Communications Corporation. "We realize a big selling point for our systems is indeed their versatility. This speaks highly of the technology these products offer, and of Gentner's excellent technical support and customer service in supporting users in their development of innovative applications." Washington Professional, an audio-visual integrator in the New York/New Jersey area, purchased and installed the equipment. Gentner Communications Corporation develops and manufactures audio solutions for the broadcast, teleconferencing, and assistive listening markets. Gentner's mission is to help build synergistic relationships between people who are geographically separated by providing customers with total audio solutions. The company has a wide product and service mix featuring telephone interface products, audioconferencing products, assistive listening systems, and a nationwide conference calling service, 1-800-LETS MEET(TM). Rob