Gilman Named DMT Chairman of the Board

Friday, June 30, 2006

Deep Marine Technology, Inc. announced the election of Bruce C. Gilman to Chairman of the Board. A businessman with CEO level management expertise, Gilman’s four decade Subsea Career is highlighted with professional accomplishments such as President of both Perry Offshore & Oceaneering International Inc.; President and Founder of Sonat Subsea Services; President, CEO & Director of Sonsub Inc., and Chairman and President of Saipem Inc., the US Subsidiary of Saipem SpA.

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