Mona Thorpe President of Smart Business Moves appoints Erik Elcsics President and CEO of Elluscient Technology Solutions to Smart Business Moves Board of Advisors. On March 26, 2007 - Smart Business Moves (www.smartbusinessmoves.com), headquartered in Ridgefield, Connecticut.

Mona Thorpe is the CEO & founder of Smart Business Moves. She is an entrepreneur of five successful companies and uses her experience to coach and train tomorrows business leaders. Some of her clients are companies and executives from businesses such as IBM, CitiBank, Gartner Group, Pfizer Pharmaceutical, Hallmark and Small to Tall Scholars to name a few. She is a contributing author with Dr. John Gray, Jim Rohn, Brian Tracey and twelve other prominent success strategists to the book "Conversations on Success" volume #6.

Mr. Elcsics serves as CEO of Elluscient Technology Solutions where he leads the company's strategic planning, management and technology development and is responsible for all operational aspects of the business, ensuring accurate and timely delivery to clients as well as the development of custom software. His focus is on building the corporate infrastructure needed to maintain Elluscient’s rapid growth as a company and on ensuring that quality remains high while product development cycle times are kept to a minimum.

Elcsics is recognized as one of the media industry's leading authorities on Internet technologies and the online distribution of digital content. His background includes key management roles in e-commerce, software development, with several assignments in the media and entertainment industry.

"I am delighted to join the Board of Advisors", said Elcsics. "I hope to bring to the role my management and industry experience coupled with my current role as President of the Elluscient Technology Solutions. It's an amazing time for entrepreneurial development companies and the coaching industry and through this role I will be able to bring technology that will support these businesses through their start-up and expansion phases.”