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Bacterin Reports New Hires and Management Reorganization, Driving Most Active Processing Month in July
Date:8/5/2011

BELGRADE, Mont., Aug. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Bacterin International Holdings, Inc. (NYSE Amex: BONE), a leader in the development of revolutionary bone graft material and anti-infective coatings for medical applications, achieved its most productive processing month in July. The record month reflects both greater capacity and efficiency in the company's operational platform, which is largely due to several new hires and a management reorganization completed during the month.

"As our first strategic reorganization in six years, our management team is now more integrated and aligned, and is now better prepared to meet the increasing demand for our medical device and biologics products," said Guy Cook, Bacterin's chairman and CEO. "Along with three additional procurement agency partners added last quarter, we now have a greater ability to both procure additional donor tissues and expand our processing capacity to meet our growth objectives."

The management changes involved 14 positions for which the company made new hires or internal promotions. Ten positions were newly created, four were existing, and one was eliminated, which included (listed alphabetically):

Michele Brearey was promoted to represent western territory customer service and sales. She is responsible for marketing products to customers. Brearey joined the quality assurance team at Bacterin in August of 2009, working with the biologics division on production, regulation, and distribution of products.

Tyson Burrows was promoted to quality assurance and control manager. Under his leadership, the quality assurance and control team will continue to provide superior products as a leader in both industries. Prior to joining Bacterin three years ago, Burrows served in an FDA regulated environment for 13 years, nine of which were in quality assurance and control managem
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