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                                  SCHEDULE 14A
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                         COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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                   THE COMMITTEE TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE

                              AN URGENT MESSAGE TO
                   COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. STOCKHOLDERS

     We believe Competitive Technologies is out of control; losses are mounting,
conflicts  have  divided  management  and the stock price has plummeted.  In our
opinion,  Competitive  Technologies'  viability  as  a  public  company is being
seriously  threatened  under  current  management.

     While  John  Nano  served  as  Chief  Executive  Officer  and  President of
Competitive  Technologies  from  2002  to  2005,  our  loyal  team  relentlessly
identified  growth  opportunities  that  drove  profitability  and value for our
shareholders.  Our efforts succeeded as earnings rose $9.7 million over a period
of  three  years.   Our  management  team  achieved  three  consecutive years of
significant  profit  improvements,  reaching  $5.7  million in fiscal 2005.  Our
record  revenue  and  profit growth resulted in the Company being the fourteenth
largest  percentage gaining stock in 2004 as reported by the Wall Street Journal
with  an  increase  share  price  of  345%.

     Unfortunately,  our  team's strong profitability for CTT was converted into
corporate  and  shareholder losses by the current Board and management after the
Board  changed  management  17  months  ago.  At  that  time, the success of our
management  was  reflected  in  CTT stock prices over $10 per share.  During the
tenure of and because of actions by the current Board, 80% of CTT's stock market
value  has  been  destroyed.

     On  the  watch  of  the current Board and management, shareholder value was
squandered  even  as the overall stock market performs at record levels.  In the
recently  announced  fiscal  year  2006 results, revenues were reduced by nearly
$9.0  million  (or  63%), and earnings by $8.1 million under CTT's current Board
and  management.  The  current  Board and management presided over a reversal of
CTT's  fortunes  from  a  2005  profit  of about $5.7 million, to a 2006 loss of
nearly  $2.4  million  this  year.  The  $8.1 million reversal under the current
Board  and  management,  from  strong profitability to appalling losses, had the
predictable  effect  of cratering CTT's stock price.  CTT's Board and management
have  recorded  losses  every  quarter  after  they  changed  management.

     To restore our Company's profitability and shareholder value, we are firmly
committed  to  the  replacement  of  the  Board  of  Directors and return of our
successful  management  team.  WE  WILL  SOON  BE  MAILING TO YOU PROXY MATERIAL
SOLICITING  YOUR  PROXY TO ELECT A SLATE OF DIRECTORS IN OPPOSITION TO THE SLATE
PROPOSED  BY  THE  EXISTING  MANAGEMENT  GROUP.  Our proxy will describe what we
believe  are  the failures of the current management.  It will also describe the
extensive qualifications of our slate of candidates, whom we believe will return
to  CTT  substantial  experience  in  the Company's business, a successful track
record  in  managing  growth and serious management expertise through our legacy
team.  Our  team  urgently  asks  for  your support as a shareholder, advisor or
broker  to restore the Company to profitability, to drive growth and to increase
shareholder  value.



     Please  refrain  from voting any proxy sent to you by the management of CTT
until  you  have  had the opportunity to consider our material.  ALTHOUGH WE ARE
NOT  YET  SOLICITING  YOUR PROXY, WE ARE ANXIOUS TO HEAR YOUR VIEWS.  PLEASE USE
THE  COUPON  BELOW  TO  SHARE  WITH  US  YOUR  CONCERNS ABOUT THE COMPANY.  This
information  will  not  be  used  for  any  other  purpose.

     Thank  you  in  advance for your consideration to restore CTT to the bright
future  our Company enjoyed under our past stewardship and will again enjoy upon
our  return  to  CTT.

                         Sincerely,
                         THE  COMMITTEE  TO  RESTORE  STOCKHOLDER  VALUE

                         John  B.  Nano,  Committee  Member and Director Nominee



TO:  THE  COMMITTEE  TO  RESTORE  STOCKHOLDER  VALUE
     C/O  CUTLER  LAW  GROUP
     3206  WEST  WIMBLEDON  DRIVE
     AUGUSTA,  GA  30909
     FAX:  (706)  738-1966
     EMAIL:  RCUTLER@CUTLERLAW.COM

     Name___________:_____________________________________________________

     Stockholder  [ ] of  record  or  [ ] in  street  name

     Brokerage  firm  holding  your  shares ______________________________

     Number  of  Competitive  Technologies  Shares  Held _________________

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WE ARE NOT CURRENTLY ASKING YOU FOR A PROXY AND YOU ARE REQUESTED NOT TO SEND US
                              A PROXY AT THIS TIME.




                             INFORMATION CONCERNING
                   THE COMMITTEE TO RESTORE STOCKHOLDER VALUE

The  Committee  is  comprised of the former Chief Executive of the Company, John
Nano,  as  well as Ben Marcovitch, William L. Reali and Richard D. Hornidge, Jr.
Specific  information  with respect to each of these members of the Committee is
set  forth  below:

     JOHN  B. NANO, 62, the President and Chief Executive Officer who was forced
out  seventeen  months ago by the Board, would return as Director, President and
Chief  Executive Officer.  Mr. Nano was President and Chief Executive Officer of
Competitive  Technologies,  Inc.  from  June  2002  until  June 2005.  Since his
removal  by  the  existing  Board, in January 2006 Mr. Nano become President and
Chief Executive Officer of Articulated Technologies, LLC., a company involved in
creating  and  commercializing  patented  light  emitting diode technologies for
global  solid  state  lighting  applications.  Mr.  Nano  also  served  as Chief
Financial  Officer  of  Competitive  Technologies  from August 2003 to May 2004.
From  2000  to  2001,  he  served  as  a  Principal reporting to the Chairman of
Stonehenge  Network  Holdings,  N.V., a global virtual private network provider,
with  respect  to  certain  operating, strategic planning and finance functions.
From  1998  to  1999,  Mr.  Nano  served  as  Executive Vice President and Chief
Financial  Officer  of ConAgra Trade Group, Inc., a subsidiary of ConAgra, Inc.,
an  international  food company.  From 1993 to 1998, he served as Executive Vice
President  and  Chief  Financial  Officer  of  Sunkyong  America,  the  American
subsidiary  of  the  Sunkyong  Group, a Korean conglomerate, and President of an
Internet  Startup  Division  of  Sunkyong  America.  Mr.  Nano owns 22 shares of
Competitive  Technologies,  Inc.  stock  and  has  an  option to purchase 75,000
additional  shares  which is presently disputed by the Company. After the change
in  management,  Mr.  Nano intends to buy additional shares in the company as he
previously  did  when  he  was  President  and  Chief  Executive  Officer.

     BEN  MARCOVITCH,  72,  will  be  elected as a Director of the Company.  Mr.
Marcovitch  has  over  50  years  of  in-depth  experience in corporate finance,
financial reporting, and compliance matters.  From 2004 through the present, Mr.
Marcovitch  has been a financial advisor for AgroFrut E.U., a company located in
Cali,  Columbia involved in fruit processing for nutriceutical operations.  From
July  2002  to  October  2003  Mr. Marcovitch was President of DDS Technologies,
Inc.,  and  became Chairman and Chief Executive Oficer of DDS Technologies, Inc.
in  October  2003 where he remained until April 2004.  DDS Technologies, Inc. is
an  international  venture capital and corporate management company with several
offices  in two countries.  From 2000 to 2001, Mr. Marcovitch was a Director and
Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Findex.com,  Inc.,  a  developer,  publisher  and
distributor  of  Christian  faith-based  software  products  to  individuals and
religious  organizations.  Mr.  Marcovitch is not presently a stockholder of the
Company.




     WILLIAM  L.  REALI,  64, will be elected as a Director of the Company.  Mr.
Reali  is  a  Certified  Public Accountant with the firm of Reali, Giampetro and
Scott  in Canfield, Ohio.  The firm provides accounting, tax and consulting to a
variety  of  business  clients.  Mr.  Reali's primary experience during the past
five  years  has  been  in  business  consulting.  Mr.  Reali is not presently a
stockholder  of  the  Company.

     RICHARD D. HORNIDGE, Jr., 60, will be elected as a Director of the Company.
Mr.  Hornidge  is  a  long  time  and  respected  stockholder  of  Competitive
Technologies,  and  owner  of  62,000  shares of Competitive Technologies common
stock,  which is more shares than ANY of the existing management of the Company.
Since  February  2005,  Mr.  Hornidge  has been a tennis professional at Willows
Racquet  Club  in Byfield, Massachusetts.  From June 1984 through June 1989, Mr.
Hornidge  was  President  of Tennis Associates, a tennis employment agency.  Mr.
Hornidge was a program coordinator for Raytheon from 1973 through 1984, where he
was  involved  in  the  Patriot  Missile  test  equipment  program.

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