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Leading Architecture University Appoints 365 Main President and CEO to Board of Directors; Catholic University Architecture Makes Strides to Improve Academic Program

Business Wire, Oct 5, 2004

SAN FRANCISCO -- 365 Main, the Bay Area's safest, most secure and reliable critical facility, today announced the appointment of Chris Dolan, President & CEO of 365 Main, to the Catholic University of America's School of Architecture and Planning Executive Development Board. Dolan is an alumni of CUA and has been asked to join the executive board along with more than a dozen other alumni and industry leaders.

The new Executive Board will advise the Office of Development and Dean on plans, programs and activities organized to raise private funds to support the school, faculty and future academic programs. The board will also offer professional advice and direction on curricular, internship, accreditation and other general academic matters affecting the University.

"We are extremely proud and honored to have someone of Chris's stature and leadership on the board," says Randall Ott, Dean, Catholic University of America. "The Executive Board is looking forward to his involvement and the industry expertise he will contribute to better our academic programs."

Dolan and his company, 365 Main, have recently supported the University by developing an Undergraduate Design Program encouraging students to participate in a semester long, hands-on workshop to develop more advanced architecture and planning skills before they graduate. The program was implemented for the Fall 2004 semester and is a design competition for the next generation data center. Dolan and other industry leaders were invited as guest lectures to present Architecture:Technology for a New Economy as part of the program kick off. Dolan also hosted a select group of graduate students for the day at 365 Main to tour the critical facility and to hear expert advise on HP's Smart Data Center program from HP Labs.

"It is both an honor and a privilege to be invited to serve on the Executive Board. With the challenges higher education faces these days, I am looking forward to helping the University strengthen its architecture programs and academics," says Chris Dolan, President & CEO, 365 Main. "Developing the design program and working with the students on the challenges of architecture and building was a great experience for myself and 365 Main, and I am looking forward to contributing to more projects and programs with them."

Other industry leaders involved in the program included Chandrakant Patel Distinguished Technologist, Internet Systems and Storage Laboratory for Hewlett Packard Laboratories, David Sukinik, P.E, Managing Principle for EYPMCF, Inc, Geoffrey Cope, P.E, Principle for EYPMCF, Inc and Peter Lee, S.E, Associate Partner for Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Due to the success of the Design program, 365 Main will continue to pursue implementing the program with other accredited Universities in the near future.

About 365 Main

365 Main is an industry leading data center providing a superior, neutral environment that uniquely ensures continuous operations. In partnership with Union Property Capital, Inc. and Rockwood Capital, 365 Main provides a trusted, secure, world-class service for companies and delivers superior, flexible colocation infrastructure that adapts to customer needs. Equipped with ten 2.1 Megawatt continuous power systems, N 2 facility-wide redundancy, award-winning base-isolation system, 60,000 gallons of fuel on-site, and carrier neutral charter, 365 Main is one of the most intelligently designed buildings in the United States. 365 Main is privately held company based in San Francisco. For more information about 365 Main, please contact 877-365-6246 or visit http://www.365main.com.

365 Main is a registered trademark of 365 Inc.- The Main Exchange. All other names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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