ATC Logistics & Electronics’ Dan Gardner Analyzes Bottom-Line Impact of the Supply Chain

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FORT WORTH, Texas, May 11, 2010 – ATC Logistics & Electronics (ATCLE), a subsidiary of ATC Technology Corporation (ATC) (NASDAQ:ATAC), has announced that Dan Gardner, vice president of business development, is currently featured in SupplyChainBrain’s “Executive Briefing” video interview series discussing the financial implications of global supply chain management. It is a must-see for those interested in understanding the economic dynamics and complexities regarding the domestic and international supply chain.

“Profitability is the number one priority for any company, and failing to comprehend the impact of the supply chain on the bottom-line is a gross oversight,” said Gardner. “While supply chain management has an operational focus, it is critical to understand the financial ramifications of this critical function. I very much appreciate the opportunity afforded to me by SupplyChainBrain to explain the essential elements that decision makers should consider when structuring, and ultimately executing, their domestic and international supply chain processes. Regardless of the industry, or company size, the fundamentals discussed during this segment will help CFOs and logisticians alike better grasp the powerful link between economic realities and supply chain execution.”

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Background on Gardner:
Both a scholar and 20-year logistics industry veteran, Gardner is the author of the successful book, “Supply Chain Vector: Methods for Linking the Execution of Global Business Models with Financial Performance.” During his career, he has held senior management positions with Fritz Companies and DHL Global Forwarding. Gardner’s academic background encompasses adjunct faculty membership with MBA programs at the University of Miami and Florida International University. He holds a variety of professional certifications from organizations including the American Production & Inventory Control Society (APICS), and the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS). Gardner is also a licensed customhouse broker and a Black Belt in Six Sigma, with an MBA from the University of Miami.

About ATC Technology Corporation
ATC Technology Corporation is headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois. The Company provides comprehensive engineered solutions for logistics and refurbishment services to the consumer electronics industries and the light-, medium- and heavy-duty vehicle service parts markets. For more visit: www.goATC.com.

About ATC Logistics & Electronics
ATC Logistics & Electronics (ATCLE), is a premier provider of third-party logistics (3PL) and supply chain services. The company also operates a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) at its facility in Fort Worth, Texas. ATCLE specializes in forward logistics, reverse logistics, asset recovery, test & repair, kitting & packaging, transportation management and value-added services for high velocity, high-tech devices, in addition to other equipment and components. Industry focus includes wireless, broadband, electronics, medical, industrial and automotive. ATCLE’s knowledge, expertise, IT capabilities and 99.5 percent service and quality levels enable its customers to streamline supply chain efficiency and enhance growth and profit. With a customer roster including AT&T, GM, LG, Pantech and TomTom, ATCLE raises the standard for quality, service and performance. For more visit: www.atcle.com.

About SupplyChainBrain
SupplyChainBrain is the world’s most comprehensive supply chain management information resource. In addition to providing complete coverage of all fundamental supply chain principles, SupplyChainBrain identifies emerging trends, strategies and best practices, forward-thinking ideas, cutting-edge solutions and the latest innovations - and continues to write and report on these as they evolve and mature.

SupplyChainBrain is for the high-level executive concerned with managing risk, aligning the supply chain with corporate planning, achieving competitive advantage, balancing customer demands with the need to control cost, and improving the bottom line. The industry’s most experienced staff and many well respected content partners offer executive decision-makers a synthesis of many minds, singularly focused and delivered in the medium they choose

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