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Hydrogenics Corp. (HYGS: Quote, HYG.TO), a developer and manufacturer of hydrogen generation and power systems, announced Friday that its Chief Financial Officer, Jennifer Barber, has resigned from the company, effective November 8, 2012, to pursue a senior finance position with another large Canadian public organization.

An external search has been initiated for a new CFO. Kelly Frizzell, Hydrogenics' Director of Finance & Corporate Controller, has been appointed acting CFO and will serve in this capacity until a new CFO has been selected, the company said.

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