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Mimeo.com Announces the Appointment of Janet Clarke to Its Board of Directors; Print Industry Veteran Joins Expanded Board

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NEW YORK--June 29, 2006-- Mimeo.com, the innovator of on-line, on-demand digital printing, announced today that Janet Clarke has been appointed to its Board of Directors. "Janet becomes our first independent director," stated Adam Slutsky, chief executive officer of Mimeo.com. "In addition to her outstanding board experience she provides a unique perspective as a past senior marketing and sales executive in the print industry. We look forward to her counsel and input as we continue to provide on-demand print production, management, and distribution services to businesses large and small." Clarke is the president and founder of Clarke Littlefield LLC, a firm focused on offering strategic consulting services to the financial services industry, and is responsible for the sales, marketing, product development, database, and the fulfillment & operations functions of the business. Previously, Clarke held a number of executive general management and marketing positions at leading companies. She spent 18 years at RR Donnelley & Sons, where she held a variety of management roles during a period in which the company was the largest printing organization in the world. Clarke has also served as the chairman and chief executive officer of KnowledgeBase Marketing, executive vice president of database marketing at Young & Rubicam, chief marketing officer of DealerTrack and managing director of global database marketing at Citigroup. Clarke currently serves as a director of four publicly traded corporations, one private company and a not-for-profit organization, including Forbes.com and Asbury Automotive Group. She also serves as a director of ExpressJet Holdings and eFunds Corporation, chairing the compensation committee of their respective boards. Clarke is a graduate of Princeton University, where she serves as a trustee, and holds a degree from the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School.