SCHAUMBURG, IL, APRIL 7, 2004 – ConferencePlus, Inc., a leading global provider of audio, web, video and IP conferencing services dedicated to the workplace of the future, announced today another significant expansion of its sales organization with the formation of a new northeast region and the appointment of Joseph Gaudin as its new Regional, Director of Sales. Earlier this year ConferencePlus announced the formation of a southeastern region.

The newest ConferencePlus sales region will be based in Boston, Massachusetts with sales team members located in key cities throughout the northeast region. The ConferencePlus regional expansion includes the immediate selection of a fully dedicated sales team to serve 14 states. Sales representatives will offer ConferencePlus conferencing products and services, video, audio and web to a broad range of companies and organizations.

“ConferencePlus believes the northeastern states will lead the country’s rapidly growing demand for conferencing services. Our proven state-of-the-art technology and customer service capabilities will help ConferencePlus in its goal to become a preferred source in this key growth region,” said Gary V. Ratkiewicz, Senior Vice President – Sales and Marketing, ConferencePlus.

In his new ConferencePlus regional sales position, Gaudin brings over a decade of sales and sales management experience within the telecommunications market. Most recently he was Regional Sales Manager for Cogent Communications with responsibility for managing and developing a regional sales territory covering New England and eastern Canada to Toronto. He also served as Vice President of Sales for RexSpeed, Inc., where he created and implemented sales and marketing strategies for the company’s wireless Internet services.

Gaudin served as Senior Corporate Account Manager for Verizon Communications with responsibility for managing and developing a sales territory from Virginia to Maine. He also held sales and account management positions with Verizon.

“Gaudin brings a ConferencePlus an excellent understanding of conferencing solutions to our expanding sales organization and he has a proven track record of experience in supporting customer needs,” Ratkiewicz said. “His sales experience, energy and commitment are welcomed to the ConferencePlus sales organization,” he added.

“I look forward to challenge and opportunity to building a motivated and successful regional sales team and expanding the ConferencePlus presence in the northeastern states,” Gaudin said.

Gaudin holds a B.A. in Economics from Syracuse University. He resides in Boston, Massachusetts.

About ConferencePlus, Inc.
ConferencePlus Inc., a leading global provider of audio, web, video and IP conferencing services is dedicated to the workplace of the future – now. ConferencePlus is transforming the way work is done through its market-leading multimedia conferencing solutions that combine innovation, proven technology and exceptional customer service. Headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois with an international headquarters in Dublin, Ireland, ConferencePlus is a subsidiary of Westell Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: WSTL). Additional information about ConferencePlus can be obtained by visiting www.conferenceplus.com.

About Westell
Westell Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: WSTL) headquartered in Aurora, Illinois is a Tier-1 provider of intelligent, carrier-class broadband access products, manufactured using a TL9000 registered quality management system. Westell offers high-speed broadband/DSL technology products for carriers, service providers and business enterprises around the world. For more information visit www.westell.com.

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