Corporate Fact Sheet

Executives

Dudley R. Slater, CEO
Jim Huesgen, President and COO
Matt Fahey, Senior VP of Finance

Headquarters

Integra Telecom Inc.
1201 NE Lloyd Blvd.
Suite 500
Portland OR 97232
503-453-8000
www.integratelecom.com

Media Contacts

John Nee
Integra Telecom, Inc.
503-453-8000
john.nee@integratelecom.com

Employees

2,300

Ownership

Integra Telecom Inc. is a private company owned by individual investors and venture capital companies.

Acquisitions

1998 - Portland, Ore. - Imagina Internet Solutions
1998 - Minneapolis/St.Paul - Scott-Rice Telephone
1999 - St. Cloud, Minn. - InfoTel Communications
2006 - Vancouver, Wash. - Electric Lightwave
2007 - Minneapolis, Minn. - Eschelon Telecom

Unique Selling Point

"The Integra Difference" is the result of a local strategy in which Integra deploys, under a decentralized model, a local sales, operations and customer service staff in each market served to ensure a high level of personal customer service.

Customer Segments

Small businesses: Integra provides a high-tech solution with a bundled package of local and long-distance service, high-speed DSL Internet access and business telephone systems.
Mid-size/large businesses: A higher-volume enabled bundled package of local, long-distance, and high-speed Internet T-1.
Nation-wide Telecom Carriers: Electric Lightwave provides network services including transport, internet access and voice services, to telecom carriers nationwide.

Services For Business

Voice Services

Local Telephone
Long-Distance Calling
Voice Messaging
Enhanced Features
Toll-Free Services
Calling Cards
ISDN Services
Local Number Portability

Data Services

High-Speed Internet
DSL Internet Access
Advanced Internet Services
Multi-Service T-1

ISP Services

E-mail
Web Hosting

History

Integra Telecom Inc. is a facilities-based telecommunications company that was founded in 1984 as OGI Telecomm, a provider to the Oregon Graduate Institute. In 1998, the company changed its name to reflect its integrated approach and national expansion, beginning with entry into the Minnesota market through acquisitions. In January 2000, the company attracted $211 million in venture capital to fund the expansion. In June 2000, the company entered Washington and Utah. Integra was recognized nationally as the first competitor to purchase unbundled services from incumbent telecom providers. In 2006, the company acquired Electric Lightwave creating a combined company of over 1,100 telecommunications professionals, and serving thousands of small and mid-sized businesses in eight states, including, Arizona, California, Idaho, Minnesota, North Dakota, Oregon, Utah and Washington.

Recognition

Inc. Magazine’s 500 Fastest-Growing Private Companies
- 2001 (#111)
- 2002 (#142)
- 2003 (#237)
- 2004 (#344)

Portland Business Journal’s Top 100 Fastest-Growing Privately-Held Companies
- 1999
- 2000
- 2001
- 2002
- 2003
- 2004
- 2005

Portland Business Journal’s Most Admired Oregon Companies
- 2005 (#10)
- 2006 (#8)