International Merchant Advisors Appoints Executive Vice President

NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - November 1, 2010) -  On a mission to strengthen its executive team, International Merchant Advisors, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: IMAI) today announced the appointment of James Kragh to the position of Executive Vice President. Kragh, former CEO of Good Health Network, will play a first hand, key role in International Merchant Advisors' plans to expand its current health care operations by aggressively pursuing qualified health care acquisition targets.

"Kragh's 17 year track record in the health care industry, particularly his recent success as CEO of Good Health Network, makes him a valuable addition to our team," said Gordon Getz, CEO of International Merchant Advisors. "This appointment sends a message to our shareholders that we are truly on a mission to grow and expand our company first by strengthening our executive team and second by going into acquisition mode within the health care industry. These movements will increase shareholder value."

Mr. Kragh's extensive experience within the health care industry includes: founder and CEO of Good Health Network; national level experience in the standards-setting process for Electronic Health Records; he has served on standard committees that have impacted HIPAA and ARRH; he has served on the Executive ASTM Nationally Accredited Standards Committee for the E-31 Medical Informatics; chairing the subcommittee for Healthcare Standards Education and Promotion.

Mr. Kragh has a Bachelors Degree in Economics and an MBA from Indiana University.

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