Bronto Software Named One of the Best Places to Work by Triangle Business Journal

Growing company blends creative environment and team-building to motivate employees.

Durham, NC - September 16, 2005 -- Bronto Software, Inc., a leading email marketing software company, announced today that the Triangle Business Journal has named the company as one of the top ten small businesses to work for in the Triangle. The award is part of the publication's annual Best Places to Work Awards program and recognizes Bronto's achievements in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains employees through a combination of benefits, working conditions and company culture. The awards are presented based upon results of employee surveys conducted by Triangle Business Journal.

"Receiving this award is affirmation that having a happy, inspired team of employees is key to building a successful business," states Joe Colopy, President of Bronto Software. "Bronto is focused on creating the best experience possible for customers, and to do that, we need a strong team of smart, motivated and enthusiastic people. We only hire individuals whose skills and personality contribute to the overall environment." Colopy adds, "Plus, you can't beat the open, loft-like work space at American Tobacco. Like our company philosophy, this space blends both tradition and innovation with an open environment. It keeps creativity flowing which is critical to our success."

"Employees are proud to work for companies that are about more than business," says Charlene Grunwaldt, Triangle Business Journal publisher. "And, the results show how creating the right work environment can create powerful business advantages."

Bronto was presented with its 2005 Best Places to Work Award at a ceremony on September 15, 2005. Triangle Business Journal recognized the top ten companies in each of three size categories, small, medium and large. All 30 winning companies are profiled in an in-depth special section in Triangle Business Journal's September 16th edition.