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US colocation firm Involta appoints new CEO

Jan 04, 2024 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji

US colocation firm Involta has appointed a new CEO, Brett Lindsey to replace Jim Buie, who was at the company for six years. Lindsey previously served as CEO at US fiber provider Everstream, expanding its fiber network from Cleveland across ten states in the midwest as a telecoms executive. In that position, Lindsey worked closely with Involta.

Lindsey said, "I came in at the request of [Involta's owner] Carlyle Group. Involta has been an amazing partner to me over the last decade. Together, we've worked with very large enterprise customers to give them a complete solution around their network and colocation and cloud needs."

He added, "I think the big push for us is to continue to expand into new markets. My belief is we'll identify six to eight new markets where we'll put a flag down and announce that those are specific cities that we want to go after. Some of those will be completely Greenfield and others will be inorganic acquisitions.



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Involta on Technology Drive
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A crew insulates and sides the old Daugherty Hardware store on Sixth Avenue East in Duluth. The building now is known as the Sixth Avenue Building and will house offices for Essentia Health System
Refurbishing Facility in 2012
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Outside of Involta's Armstrong County Facility
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Involta data center at 1450 S Eagle Flight Way in Boise
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Outside
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Involta in Mario IA
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Independence Ohio data center
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Involta also owns more than 6,500 fiber route miles throughout Ohio.
Involta Fiber in Ohio
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Concrete flooring in the Youngstown OH facility
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