Bode Technology expands international strategic distributor partnerships

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GlobalOptions Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: GLOI), a leading provider of domestic and international risk management services, today announced Bode Technology, its Forensic DNA Solutions and Products unit, is escalating its international distribution investments and reaffirming its commitment to help provide state-of-the-art, integrated forensic DNA solutions, though 7 new international strategic distributor partnerships this year.

“These distributor partnerships are important components in our growth strategy which will allow us to assist other nations apply state-of-the-art forensics methods to administer justice more effectively, thereby improving safety and security for the citizens of the country”

Bode, a leading authority in forensic DNA practices, is expanding its strategic distributor partnerships to provide international clients and governments the tools, services and support to properly develop and manage the technology of DNA identification. Bode's leading experts and partners will provide their clients with consulting services, which include laboratory design, mentoring, development and management of DNA databases, and assisting in gaining ISO accreditation, as well as distribution and integration of advanced RFID solutions and evidence collection products for forensic use. Bode's newly added strategic partnerships and alliances will provide state-of-the-art services and products to Germany, South Korea, Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Malaysia, and Brazil. Countries like Columbia, Kenya, South Africa, India, Japan, Croatia, Czech Republic, and the Netherlands are already part of Bode's international distribution channel.

"Bode is making a significant impact in many countries through the application of DNA technology to fight crime, combat human trafficking, manage immigration, and to identify remains from mass casualty events such as natural disasters, genocide and major conflicts," said Ed Huffine, Bode's Vice President for International Development. "The ability to make such a contribution on a nation's security and well being is very rewarding."

"These distributor partnerships are important components in our growth strategy which will allow us to assist other nations apply state-of-the-art forensics methods to administer justice more effectively, thereby improving safety and security for the citizens of the country," said Barry Watson, CEO and President of GlobalOptions' Bode Technology unit. "We are proud to be a leading product and service provider to law enforcement and identification agencies, in countries around the world."

Through its additional international distributors, Bode will continue to provide its clients a broad range of forensic related products and services by maintaining Bode's flexibility, foresight, and offering of reliable and rapid scientific capabilities to meet shifting demands. Bode's success in developing strategic distributor partnerships and international projects has been recognized by the State of Virginia by receiving the 2009 Virginia Governor's Award and by the White House by being selected as a 2010 President's "E" Award recipient.

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GlobalOptions Group, Inc.

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