MyWebGrocer Lands Top Talent to Lead Midwest Office

Colchester, VT– November 6, 2007 – MyWebGrocer has announced the hiring of Helen Everett Earling to start up the company's new Midwest office in Minneapolis, MN.

"I’m very excited to add Helen’s considerable grocery industry experience to support our growing list of mid west customers," said MyWebLink Alec Newcomb. "Helen has an amazing wealth of knowledge and experience, our Midwest clients couldn’t have a better person looking over their accounts."

Earling will be responsible for all Midwest-based consumer packaged goods accounts including our new partnership with Kellogg's. Earling joins MyWebGrocer after an extensive career in marketing and sales. She has held several senior sales positions with News America Marketing, Insignia Systems and most recently, BoxTop Media. She has played key roles in developing territories, growing sales and managing top accounts including Kraft Foods, Inc. General Mills and Hormel Foods.

"Helen is a great blend of industry knowledge and digital skills," said Newcomb. "She's also managed territories that passed $40 million a year in sales. The entire team is very excited to have her on board."

Earling said, "If you're in this industry, it's been hard not to notice the impressive performance of MyWebGrocer, even though they're not even a decade old. So, you could say I've been an admirer from afar. Now, I can't wait to help MyWebGrocer reach the next stage."

About MyWebGrocer: MyWebGrocer has been helping grocery retailers find profit in the online shopping world since 1999. Based in Colchester, Vermont, MyWebGrocer is the industry leader in providing Internet marketing solutions to grocery chains such as Lowes, ShopRite, Brookshire Grocery Co. and King Kullen. "We Make Online Shopping Work" is the company's slogan. Founded by Rich Tarrant, MyWebGrocer institutes e-commerce programs, provides web site design, customization and hosting, creates e-mail campaigns, and furnishes online circulars and recipes for more than 75 grocery chains.