ROCKVILLE, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 2, 2007--Paradigm Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:PDHO) (Paradigm), parent company of Paradigm Solutions Corporation and Trinity IMS, a provider of comprehensive information technology and business solutions for federal government enterprises, announced today that Christian Kleszewski, Vice President of Information Assurance and Cyber Forensics, has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Technology Council of Maryland (TCM). Mr. Kleszewski joined Paradigm as a result of the acquisition of Trinity IMS in April 2007. TCM is Maryland's largest technology trade association, which brings its 500+ members access to technology industry leaders in Maryland, DC and Virginia.
Paradigm President and CEO Peter LaMontagne stated, "As committed members of the DC/Metro IT community, we are pleased to support the council and its vision to support and represent the IT industry. Mr. Kleszewski will be a valuable addition to the TCM team."
Mr. Kleszewski emphasized the importance of supporting organizations such as the council and stated, "The council provides a unique opportunity for IT businesses in the area to share ideas and address issues that are relevant to our community. I am honored to have been elected and look forward to working with my colleagues on the council to support our mission."
About Paradigm Holdings, Inc.:
Paradigm Holdings, Inc., (www.paradigmsolutions.com) parent company of Paradigm Solutions Corporation and Trinity IMS, is a comprehensive information technology and business solutions provider for government enterprises. Paradigm Solutions Corporation specializes in Enterprise Risk Management, Systems Engineering, Infrastructure Support, and Program Management for government customers. Trinity IMS specializes in computer forensics and information assurance. Headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, the company currently employs approximately 200 people across 12 states.
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