Sanford, NC (April 9, 2019) — Static Control announces that Elizabeth McKee has been promoted to the company’s general counsel position effective April 1. McKee replaces industry veteran Skip London, who remains with Static Control serving as executive vice president.
Beth McKee, Static Control
“Beth has been instrumental in all of our key legal cases through the years,” said London. “I’m completely confident she will carry the torch in defending the aftermarket with the same tenacity that I’ve had in my years with Static Control.”
McKee has been with Static Control for more than 10 years and has played an integral role in Static Control’s landmark Lexmark and Canon cases. In addition, she’s shared her passion for the law teaching as an adjunct professor at American Public University Systems and Fayetteville Technical Community College. She sits on the Council of the North Carolina Bar Association Corporate Counsel, and also serves as the co-chair for the Corporate Counsel’s legislative committee. McKee received her J.D. from Syracuse University and is licensed to practice in North Carolina and Georgia.
“I’m excited to represent Static Control as General Counsel at such a pivotal time in the company’s history,” said McKee. “I look forward to continuing to fight for the aftermarket and working with the executive leadership on continuing to strengthen Static Control’s position as an industry leader.”
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About Static Control
For 30 years, Static Control has developed and manufactured the toner, microchips and components that go inside of printer cartridges from its world headquarters in Sanford, North Carolina, USA. Building upon its reputation as the technology and quality leader of aftermarket imaging systems, Static Control brings new levels of stability to the industry through its finished cartridge offerings.
