Tradeshow Marketing Company

Tradeshow Marketing Company Appoints Hashem Sharifi as Board Advisor on Business Development

Sammamish, WA — 2008/07/15 — Tradeshow Marketing Company, Ltd. (OTC: TSHO), a specialty product development and direct to consumer commerce company with operations in North America, today announced the appointment of Hashem Sharifi as Advisor to the Board of Directors on Business Development.

Mr. Sharifi, President of Pioneer Promotions, Inc., previously served on the company's Board of Directors, and the company welcomes his experience in the Direct Response industry and his familiarity with the company's operations and expansion plans.

"I am very thankful that Hashem agreed to take this new position as Board Advisor", said Luniel de Beer, President and CEO of Tradeshow Marketing Company. "Hashem has amassed a wealth of experience with retail, wholesale, and product development in the Direct Response industry, and his acceptance of this position will help guide the Board in these matters as we expand our operations. Hashem has been a longstanding friend of our company and I welcome the chance to continue working with him."

Mr. Sharifi is well respected as one of the prominent As Seen On TV retailers in Hawaii, and has specialized in the direct sales and trade show business for over 25 years. With a master's degree in business from Marywood University, Sharifi entered the direct sales industry demonstrating products in home shows and exhibitions throughout North America, establishing exposure, wholesale, and retail business for his products. Eventually moving his business to Honolulu, Sharifi continues to sell products at large trade shows and retail events throughout the Hawaiian Islands and provides wholesale products to local department stores.

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Tradeshow Marketing Company and Pioneer Promotions are currently negotiating a joint venture for developing showcase stores in nationally strategic locations, and developing and branding products for television.