TransAct Technologies Incorporated Names Tracey Winslow as Global Chief Revenue Officer

Lou Kelly Promoted to Senior Vice President of Sales Casino and Gaming

TransAct Technologies Incorporated (Nasdaq:TACT), a global leader in software-driven technology and printing solutions for high growth markets, announced today that Tracey Winslow has been named Global Chief Revenue Officer, effective immediately.

Ms Winslow joined TransAct Technologies Incorporated in 2005 as Senior Vice-President Marketing after a successful 22-year career at Xerox where she left the company as Worldwide Marketing Manager, Production Color Marketing. At TransAct Technologies Incorporated, she was named Senior Vice-President Sales & Marketing for the Point-of-Sale and Banking market in 2006 before being promoted to the world-wide Casino and Gaming sales leadership role in 2007. Since taking on the casino and gaming leadership role, Ms Winslow has built out the global sales and service organization while working with the both the TransAct Technologies Incorporated internal team and customers to get technology approved in markets around the world.

Lou Kelly, a 15-year Casino and Gaming Sales Manager for TransAct, has been promoted to Senior Vice President Casino and Gaming to replace Ms Winslow. Mr Kelly will be responsible for managing the Americas and European casino and gaming sales teams.

“Tracey will assume all responsibility for directing the company’s overall sales in both the FST and casino and gaming markets. Her role will include creating and implementing strategic sales initiatives while leading our sales teams, customer and technical support staffs,” Bart C Shuldman, Chief Executive Officer for TransAct Technologies Incorporated, said. “Tracey understands our company culture and the processes needed to be a successful sales leader at TransAct Technologies Incorporated. I am excited to promote her and Lou to their new roles.”

Gaurav Bahri, former Chief Revenue Officer-FST market, has left Transact Technologies Incorporated. The company thanks him for his time and service.