Mr. Gregory A. Aaron This is Me

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1. 1. Policies and Procedures: Peak 10 Louisville - Your Local Data Center Operator and Managed Services Provider

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   Published on: 1/9/2008   Last Visited: 1/9/2008

   Greg Aaron
   
   V.P. and General Manager
   
   (502)315-6004
   
   Greg.Aaron@peak10.com

2. 2. Meet our Team: Peak 10 Louisville - Your Local Data Center Operator and Managed Services Provider

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   Published on: 12/7/2007   Last Visited: 12/7/2007

   Greg Aaron Vice President and General Manager
   
   As Vice President and General Manager of Peak 10 Louisville, Greg Aaron has more than 15 years of leadership experience in developing and implementing solutions for organizations globally.
   
   Prior to joining Peak 10, Greg served as the director of the Healthcare National Practice for Quilogy. His vision and knowledge in healthcare IT led to remarkable growth for Quilogy and the revitalization of the company's Louisville operations. His strategic approach to building the healthcare practice at Quilogy is reflective of how he formerly served as the chief technology officer for Eclipsys, one of the top five leading vendors in clinical physician order entry.
   
   Mr. Aaron was named by Business First as one of the top healthcare business leaders in Louisville for 2006. He also is a 2005 recipient of Microsoft's "Excellence in Partnership" Award. Mr. Aaron is a contributing author to a number of publications and he speaks internationally on industry trends, technology implementation and other IT and business issues.

3. 3. www.peakten.com

   www.peakten.com/louisville/new - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/29/2007   Last Visited: 9/10/2007

   Greg Aaron, Peak 10 Louisville vice president and general manager, was a featured panelist, along with representatives of IBM, Strata Space, E-ON U.S., Hosting.com and e-Caverns. The discussion centered on topics such as competitive power pricing, infrastructure, risk levels, and operating costs in Louisville compared to surrounding markets.
   
   "Forums like this are needed to bring together stakeholders in maintaining Louisville's competitive technological advantage," said Aaron, who serves on the TeN Board of Directors.