Exhibit 99.1
Investor Contact:
Sharon Merrill Associates
(617) 542-5300
trr@investorrelations.com | 
| Company Contact:
Carl Paschetag, CFO
(978) 970-5600
cpaschetag@trcsolutions.com |
TRC NAMES MICHAEL SALMON PRESIDENT
Company Announces the Departure of Its Chief Operating Officer
Lowell, MA, May 18, 2007 - TRC (NYSE: TRR) today announced that the Company has promoted Michael Salmon, 51, to the position of President, effective immediately. Mr. Salmon joined TRC in 1997 and had been Senior Vice President heading the Company’s real estate business. He will report directly to TRC’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chris Vincze, who previously also held the position of President.
“This is the ideal time in our evolution to separate the President’s role,” said Vincze. “We selected Mike to assume these responsibilities because of his proven track record in driving sales and executing long-term growth strategies. As the head of our Real Estate business, he has displayed the energy, vision and leadership skills required to succeed in our marketplace. He was instrumental in developing our innovative and highly successful Exit Strategy® Program, a service offered by TRC where we assume the environmental liabilities of our clients.”
“Mike has extensive experience in quality control, procurement, facilities management and marketing communications, as well as implementing programs on a national scale,” said Vincze. “We believe he will excel in his new role.”
Mr. Salmon has 25 years experience in managing and executing environmental engineering, permitting, design, and remediation programs for public and private sector clients. Prior to his role at TRC, Mr. Salmon was a senior manager at International Technology Corporation (ITC) for more than 10 years, where he was responsible for the performance of numerous environmental engineering and remediation projects. Prior to ITC, Mr. Salmon held engineering consulting and real estate development positions. Mr. Salmon is a graduate of Villanova University and Dickinson School of Law.
TRC
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Chief Operating Officer Departure
TRC also announced that, effective May 18, its Chief Operating Officer Tim Belton is leaving the Company to pursue other opportunities.
“Tim played an important role in the development of TRC’s turnaround plan, transformation efforts, and our ongoing initiative to integrate the Company’s business units into a centralized national platform,” said Vincze. “We want to thank Tim for his many contributions to the Company.”
Belton was named chief operating officer and senior vice president of TRC in March 2006.
About TRC
TRC creates and implements sophisticated and innovative solutions to the challenges facing America’s real estate, environmental, energy, and infrastructure markets. The Company is also a leading provider of technical, financial, risk management, and construction services to commercial and government customers across the country. For more information, visit TRC’s website at www.TRCsolutions.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
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