Executive Change: Comtech Systems Promotes Neal Cropper to CEO

Comtech Systems Inc. is pleased to announce the promotion of H. Neal Cropper to Chief Executive Officer for the company.

Cropper's many years of dedicated service and experience give the clients and staff of Comtech Systems Inc. a strong voice they can rely on.

"We want to grow this company," said Fritz Schulze, President and Director of the company. "This means placing the right people in the right positions. I am fully confident that Neal is the man for the job."

Cropper moves into this position from his role as Vice President of Comtech Systems Inc, a position he has held since 2006. In the past two years, Neal has increased sales and forged important relationships with partners in the collection industry. Exciting new development areas are opening up for Collect! because of his persistent hard work and enthusiasm.

"I look forward to Comtech's continued growth and success," said Cropper. "We have served our customers for twenty years and I welcome this opportunity to serve our customers even better in the years to come."

Neal's affable personality is a great asset to his new position. He easily creates rapport with staff and clients. His fairness and readiness to help set the tone for Comtech's service model, providing the best technical assistance in the industry.

About Comtech Systems Inc.
Comtech Systems Inc. develops the Collect! credit & collection software system. Since 1992, collections agencies, debt buyers, law firms, health care, retail and other industries have relied on Collect! to help manage their collection process. Servicing over 1100 systems in 33 countries, Collect! is by far the most flexible credit and collection software on the market today. Headquartered in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, Comtech Systems Inc. is a privately-held company. For more information, visit www.collect.org or call 1-800-661-6722.

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