ChargePoint Adds US Office

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ChargePoint Technology is expanding its US presence by opening a new office in San Francisco.

ChargePoint, a UK-headquartered company specializing in powder containment and aseptic transfer valves, will expand in North America by opening a new office in San Francisco, California. The new office will be the fourth globally, with other locations including Hong Kong and New Jersey.

“Growing our North American presence is a significant milestone for us and reflects our strategic vision to expand the company in key markets,” said Chris Eccles, CEO of ChargePoint, in a press release. “The use of split-valve technology is growing in popularity, and can offer an alternative to more cumbersome and costly containment techniques.”

Chris Rombach joins the team at the San Francisco office as president of ChargePoint Inc. He will be responsible for driving the growth of the entire ChargePoint offering across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, including the establishment of local sales operations and the creation of new roles in the US, as well as new reseller channels. The company plans to double its global workforce by 2020.

Source: ChargePoint

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