Nanotechnology Company Dais Analytic Achieves First Major ConsERV Product Sale in Asia

Dais Analytic Corporation, a nanotechnology materials and process company focused on commercializing its technology in the worldwide energy and water markets, proudly announces the following as part of its strong 'go to market' strategy:

• The Company and its Board of Directors made the following executive team additions:
  • The Company exceeded its goal by completing the design, build and production of a pilot wastewater treatment device (based on the Company's "NanoClear™" process), located near a Pasco County, Florida municipal wastewater treatment facility, before the end of the second quarter. The NanoClear™ unit began to produce clean water from contaminated wastewater nearly a month early. The unit will undergo rigorous testing and monitoring. The project was undertaken to showcase the projected superior functionality of Dais's Aqualyte™ nano-materials and novel process in harsh wastewater uses over existing products for the cleaning of contaminated water.
  • The Company is excited to announce it received an initial order for its ConsERV cores and systems useful in most forms of HVAC equipment built around its Aqualyte™ nano-materials from a specialty engineering service company in Beijing, China. The first deployment of the ConsERV technology is at the first building of a 45-building complex. The systems and materials are projected to ship by July of 2013. International expansion in markets outside of the Americas is a key part of Dais's stated long-term strategy.
• Dais Analytic has successfully completed two key milestones during Q2 of 2013.
  • Joyce Conner-Boyd has now joined the Company as its Chief Operating Officer. She was previously with SoftServe Inc., where she was the Senior Vice President of Vertical Markets. Prior to SoftServe, Joyce spent fourteen years with HealthPort Technologies, (formerly Smart Document Solutions), in various executive roles creating strategic operations, and delivering significant performance improvements in growing markets.

"I am thrilled to join the Dais Analytic team," says Conner-Boyd. "Dais Analytic, in my opinion, has demonstrated superior forethought and vision as it developed its nano-materials and sustainable applications providing 'complete answers' to challenging industry problems in the management of our precious resources of water and energy. This is truly a highlight of my career being provided the opportunity to implement the Company's strategy by building and deploying 'high performance teams' with a honed sense of the business mission coupled with the technical depth best served to accelerate growth of this innovative world-class firm. The depth of the existing Dais team's efforts, plans and products thrill me along with the opportunity accelerate the products' commercialization."

• Brian M. Johnson has been promoted to the position of Chief Technology Officer of the Company. "Brian's creativity, contributions, and team oriented management style have benefitted Dais for the last fourteen years. As CTO Brian is quickly adding a much-needed dimension of creating relationships and expanding awareness of Dais and its technology alike. He is emerging as a leader within his field, and with key industry and academic experts in the field of nanotechnology. His leadership will further define the underlying technologies and processes Dais uses – and will use – to commercialize disruptive materials-based applications," said Tim Tangredi, President and CEO of Dais.
• Stephen Baker, an experienced product developer, has been added to the Dais team as its Chief Engineer, and Director of the Company's Product Development and Quality Team. "Stephen possesses a rich knowledge of the fundamental aspects of engineering, and has a demonstrated successful background in project management. Together he will work with our technical team, customers, and strategic partners to move the Company's technologies into the market," said Joyce Conner-Boyd, Dais's Chief Operating Officer.