Ingle Promoted to President of Window World:  Brings Decades of Building Industry Experience to the Position

North Wilkesboro, NC (July 6, 2009) - Blair Ingle has been promoted to president of Window World, Inc. In his new role, Ingle draws upon his 21 years in the building industry to expand on Window World’s leadership position in the home improvement market.

Most recently Ingle was Chief Financial Officer of the company and has been a key contributor to the direction of sales, marketing, operations and finance for the replacement window maker. As an industry veteran who has worked through a variety of market conditions, Ingle has been instrumental in developing the strategy that has enabled Window World to out perform its competitors in the current down economy.

Prior to joining Window World, Ingle was the Chief Financial Officer for Engineered Fabric Specialists, a construction supply firm in Atlanta, Georgia, where he played a significant role in that company’s growth over his 13 year tenure.

"Blair offers a unique mix of industry experience that is strengthened by his vision and ability to lead. We feel very confident that he is the best individual to direct Window World’s future growth and expansion," said Todd Whitworth, CEO of Window World. "The leadership team is very enthused about our company’s future with Blair at the helm."

"I am excited about Window World’s future prospects and am honored to be leading such an amazing group of committed professionals," said Ingle. "I look forward to building on our successful foundation and identifying new opportunities that will enhance our business and better serve our customers."

Window World, Inc. is America’s largest replacement window company with offices in more than 200 cities nationwide. Founded in 1995, the company consistently delivers value to homeowners by combining quality products with excellent service at affordable prices. Window World sells and installs more than a million residential replacement windows annually and continues to grow each year. www.windowworld.com