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 CONTACT: Maggie Geoffroy CDCI 1-800-285-3929 maggie@cdci.com http://www.cdci.com New CDCI Board Member Offers Diverse Technology Experience ATLANTA, GA - August 4, 2000 - Construction Data Control, Inc. (CDCI), designer and developer of construction management software, is pleased to announce the addition R. P. McFarland to its Board of Directors. As CDCI completes its twentieth year in the software industry, the focus is to look to new avenues of technology, as is evident in the choice of the new Board member. R. P. McFarland is currently the President of Empire Telecom Services, Inc. and Vice President of its parent company, LecStar Communications. Prior to joining this company, Mr. McFarland served as President and majority shareholder of Intralec, which he founded in 1999 as a competitive local exchange provider (CLEC) and merged with Empire in November of 1999. Mr. McFarland also served as Senior Vice President, Network Operations of ILD Telecommunications. Before that, he acted as President and majority shareholder of Interlink Telecommunications, which he founded in 1989 as an enhanced telecommunications services provider and merged with ILD in 1997. Under his management, Interlink became a fully certified direct long distance carrier (IXC), a certified operator services provider (AOS) and a certified local exchange (CLEC) provider. "I am excited about working with CDCI," said McFarland, who, prior to joining the telecommunications field in 1989 was president of Taskko International, a multi-family construction company. "Having some construction experience myself, I look forward to being a part of the incorporation of today's new technology into the industry." "Mr. McFarland brings knowledge in high tech industries. Telephones are closely allied to computer systems and software," remarks John Geoffroy, President of CDCI. "As an entrepreneur of over eleven years he is able to provide CDCI a broad perspective. Mr. McFarland has significant experience in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions. He offers a wealth of experiences and we can learn from his success." |
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