Susan G. Komen for the Cure Appoints FedEx Kinko's Aimee DiCicco to Board of Directors

DALLAS - November 15, 2007 - Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the global leader in the movement to end breast cancer forever, has appointed Aimee DiCicco, vice president of sales for Dallas-based FedEx Kinko's Office and Print Services, to its board of directors. DiCicco is a five-year breast cancer survivor and will serve on Komen's board for two years.

At FedEx Kinko's, DiCicco is responsible for driving revenue growth within the small to medium business, hotel/convention and government print markets through field and inside sales forces. She has more than 10 years of experience building, training, leading and promoting top-tier sales forces. She has distinguished herself through her ability to quickly identify and diagnose sales and growth impediments, working across FedEx operating companies to refine their sales channels, organizational structure and general sales productivity.

DiCicco's background
Prior to serving in her current capacity, DiCicco was director of sales for FedEx Services, where she led a sales force of more than 150 people through a major expansion and the attainment of important strategic goals. She also served as a district sales manager for FedEx Services and as an account executive and corporate sales trainer for FedEx Ground. During her 15-year career with FedEx, DiCicco has received the FedEx Five Star Award and numerous other commendations.

"Aimee is an accomplished strategist and visionary with a strong track record in driving FedEx sales growth in the transportation and print services sectors. She's an excellent addition to the board of directors as Susan G. Komen for the Cure makes major moves toward creating world without breast cancer," said Hala Moddelmog, Komen for the Cure's president and CEO.

DiCicco received her bachelor of science in marketing from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in Indiana, Pa. She resides in Las Colinas, Texas.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure's board of directors functions to advise, assist and aid in the organization's efforts to support breast cancer research and community outreach including education, screening and treatment programs. The board is chaired by the Honorable Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. and includes Norman Brinker, Linda Custard, Alexine Clement Jackson, Cheryl Jernigan, Clifton Leaf, Connie O'Neill and Robert Taylor.