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The Entrust Group Opens Office in Boise

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05-09-2006

For Immediate Release

Company Offers Boise Residents Non-Traditional Retirement Investing

OAKLAND, CA. - The Entrust Group, a leader in the third party administration of qualified retirement plans, today announced the opening of its first office in Boise, Idaho (www.entrustid.com).  Located at 10378 W. Fairview Ave. #178, the office will be operated by Jon A. Galane, a local financial and real estate investment expert with more than two decades of experience helping people reach their retirement goals.

Hubert Bromma, CEO of Entrust, said the market opportunity presented by Boise made it necessary to open an office there. "The new office will assist Idaho residents interested in investing non-traditional assets - especially real estate - in their qualified retirement plans," Bromma said. "Jon's knowledge of security investments, insurance, and Idaho's real estate market will help people in the area diversify their retirement holdings.

Galane began his career as an insurance agent for New York Life Insurance Company in 1983, later joining Morgan Stanley in 1996, where he served as a Financial Advisor, Retirement Planning Specialist, and Associate Vice President/Sales Manager of the Las Vegas Office.  He's been honored throughout his career as a member of the life insurance industry's prestigious Million Dollar Round Table in 1985; New York Life's Executive Council, Morgan Stanley's Director's Club and the Who's Who Register in Business in 2002.

A graduate of the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Galane holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and a Masters degree in Counseling and Educational Psychology.  In addition, he is a licensed Idaho Real Estate agent and has a variety of securities and insurance (life, health, and variable annuity) licenses, such as the NASD Series 8 and Series 7.

Entrust manages about $2 billion in assets for corporations and individuals that seek self-directed investments in mostly non-traditional assets, such as real estate, notes and private placements, in their retirement accounts. When uninvested, funds are held in FDIC-insured institutions and US Treasuries.

Media Contact: Jeff Siegel, Monarch Communications 516-569-4271