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| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
| Practical Decisions expands practice in Massachusetts. |
 Practical Decisions is pleased to announce the addition of John Lawlor, as a principal, to the practice. Mr. Lawlor, based in Westford, MA, has more than 20 years of business experience in financial services companies that range in size from Fortune 120, to a 100-person firm with $25 million in revenue. He has a strong background in operations, having been involved with the integration and merging of several firms. Mr. Lawlor is also an Accredited Executive Associate and Certified Mentor with the Institute for Independent Business, and President of the IIB New England Group. |
| “We are very glad to have John joining us,” said Joe Gajda, a founding partner of Practical Decisions. “John’s experience and background is a strong, strategic fit with the direction of our business and, and he is a great compliment to our team.” Practical Decisions focuses on effective means to help businesses un-lock value and realize their full potential. |
| “John has a very successful track record working with companies, focusing their strategy, developing innovative means to compete, and insuring that the organization is aligned with, and can deliver on their strategy. In other words, John helps them walk the talk. John’s addition to the practice positions us to provide broader and more in-depth practical and professional advice to business owners, executives and investors.” |
| Practical Decisions is committed to providing practical, professional support for entrepreneurs, investors, and management. The Principals bring together more than 10 decades of C-level hands-on management experience for major corporations and start-ups, focusing on turnaround and growth strategies. |
| Business owners, investors, and management groups may take advantage of a no obligation session with Practical Decisions, to confidentially discuss their business, and future plans. Practical Decisions can provide a free executive assessment, which can be helpful in identifying issues that represent impediments to performance and the creation of value. |
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