For immediate release

          COMMITTEE TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE HAS MAJORITY OF VOTES
            AGAINST CURRENT COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. MANAGEMENT

AUGUSTA,  GA  (JANUARY  17,  2007)  THE  COMMITTEE  TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE
believes  that  the  shareholders  of Competitive Technologies, Inc. (AMEX: CTT)
have  elected  the  Committee's  slate for Board of Directors, including John B.
Nano,  former  President  and  CEO  of  CTT.

The  vote count determined by members of the Committee from information obtained
from  ADP  and  from proxies submitted at the meeting, has been submitted to the
Securities  and Exchange Commission (SEC) advising that the Committee believes a
majority  voted  their  BLUE  proxy for the Committee's slate, 2,278,723, versus
1,665,998  for  the current board and management. The Committee has also advised
the  SEC that management has refused to make a determination as to who prevailed
in the election or even whether a quorum was present, and that the inspectors of
election have not been instructed by Mr. Carver, the Chairman of the meeting, to
make  that  determination.

The  Committee  has  submitted to the SEC that it believes that 4,117,348 shares
were  present  in  person  or  by  proxy, and available for vote at CTT's Annual
Meeting  on January 16, 2007, including those withholding vote for either slate.
That  is  more  than  the  4,005,000 shares required for the quorum necessary to
conduct  the  Meeting.

Unfortunately,  the  current board refuses to recognize the legitimate rights of
the  shareholders and continues to waste shareholder funds with additional proxy
solicitations,  legal  expenditures and the use of high-priced advisors, such as
Morrow  & Co. The Committee strongly urges shareholders to ignore the statements
of Morrow & Co. that only a vote on a white proxy will count, and to continue to
vote  BLUE  proxies  for  the  Committee's  nominees.

The  Committee  thanks CTT's shareholders for their support, and request that if
they  have  not  yet  voted  their  BLUE proxy card for the Committee's slate of
Directors,  to  go  on  record  and  vote  now  -  DO  NOT VOTE THE WHITE PROXY:

-     Online  -  the  quickest way for shareholders to vote - shareholders go to
www.proxyvote.com,  enter  the  control  number  shown on their BLUE proxy card,
click  on  "Postal  Mail  Recipients"  and  follow  instructions.
  --
-     By  Telephone  - shareholders dial 1-800-454-8683 as indicated on the BLUE
proxy  and follow instructions for voting for the Committee's slate. The control
number,  account,  Cusip  and  client  numbers  may  be  needed.

CTT  SHAREHOLDERS  MUST  VOTE  ON  THE  BLUE  PROXY FOR THE COMMITTEE'S SLATE OF
DIRECTORS  FOR  THE  VOTE  TO  COUNT.  ANY VOTE ON WHITE PROXY HAS THE EFFECT OF
NEGATING  A  VOTE  FOR  THE  COMMITTEE,  NO  MATTER  WHAT MORROW & CO. TELL YOU.

The  Committee  believes  that  the  extensive  qualifications of their slate of
candidates will return to CTT substantial business experience in CTT's business,
a  successful  track record in managing growth, and serious management expertise
through  a legacy team. The Committee urgently asks for support of stockholders,
advisors  and  brokers  to restore CTT to profitability, to drive growth, and to
increase  shareholder  value.

More  information  on  the  Committee's  proxy  filing  (DFRN14A,  filed  by
non-management  on  December  26,  2006)  is  available  at  the  SEC  website,
www.sec.gov, under company filings. Any questions can be addressed by contacting
the  Committee.


Contact:     John  Derek  Elwin  III
Tel:         561  789  6449
Email:       restorevalue@yahoo.com