Sanford, NC (Aug. 7, 2018) — Static Control has announced John Young as the company’s global information officer.
“Static Control is in a transitional phase right now, and I feel comfortable in the midst of change,” said Young. “As the company moves with new initiatives, I look forward to standardizing our operations and leveraging technology to make both our employees and customers have an easier experience.”
Young has more than a decade of experience in leading transformation projects with Fortune 500 companies. He joins Static Control after serving as IT director at Circle K/Couche-Tard, a multinational operator of more than 15,000 convenience stores. During his time there, he created an IT strategy that helped Circle K/Couche-Tard expand its operating footprint in North America and across the globe.
“Now is an exciting time to be with Static Control,” said Bill Swartz, president of Static Control. “As our cartridge business grows, it is essential to make sure our framework is built on the firmest foundation, from nuts to bolts. John will help us implement the most recent technological advances to our systems.”
In his spare time, Young enjoys water skiing, offshore sailing and spending time with his family.
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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 though its finished cartridge offerings.
