Westlin Announces New Board Appointment.

HOUSTON -- Westlin Corporation (Pink Sheets:WSTN) is pleased to announce that Jim A. Moffit has agreed to join the board of directors.

Moffit brings more than 35 years experience as a corporate executive, financial officer, regulatory expert and consultant in the communications industry. He served as a corporate officer and President of the central region of Contel, an independent (non-Bell) local telephone company, prior to its merger with GTE in 1991. Following the merger, he was a founder and the original COO of Brooks Fiber Properties, a competitive local exchange carrier, which built and acquired many fiber networks across the United States, went public and ultimately sold to WorldCom at an eight-times return for the original investors. A pioneer in the independent (non Cable MSO or Incumbent Telephone Company) broadband service provider industry, Moffit was a founder and board member of Everest Global Technologies and Black Hills FiberCom. He sat on the board of Altrio Communications and has worked with Knology, Inc. on merger and acquisition opportunities. He is now the chairman of GLA New Ventures, which has, or had investments in the companies mentioned above as well as ownership of StellarRad Systems, a communications-related software provider. Moffit has an undergraduate degree from Truman State University, a MBA from Washington University in St. Louis and is a CPA.

About Westlin Corporation

Based in Houston, Texas, Westlin Corporation (Pink Sheets:WSTN) is an Internet technology company engaged in a variety of business segments including secure collocation and disaster recovery services, wireless networks, advanced Voice Over IP services, and information technology. Westlin Corp's web site is www.westlin.com.

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