SCCs Ken Lalley Responds to Cancelled Paperworld

SCCs Ken Lalley Responds to Cancelled Paperworld

The somewhat frustrated CEO of Static Control has been saddened over the decision to cancel the Paperworld 2022 show originally scheduled at the end of January.

“We look forward to Paperworld every year as a unique opportunity to meet with customers and network with those in our industry,” said Static Control CEO Ken Lalley (pictured). “Hopefully we can return to that safely at the 2023 show.”

On January 5, 2022, show organisers cancelled the event due to be held later in the month due to the exponential worsening of the pandemic situation worldwide and the accompanying tightened travel and contact regulations. There are no plans to postpone the event.

Lalley added that putting the safety of attendees first during these difficult times is well understood. As such he and Static Control respect and understand the difficult decision arrived at by show organizers.

Events like Paperworld provide a unique opportunity for buyers and sellers to meet face-to-face in an efficient manner to prepare for the business year ahead. Lalley said customers wanting to meet face-to-face should still contact their dedicated Static Control sales representative.

“As soon as restrictions are lifted, we plan to schedule in-person meetings with those interested,” said Lalley. “As the world recovers, we hope to host dedicated Static Control events to meet with both customers and prospects because we have many exciting things to share, such as our first-to-market W series of cartridges and our improved Customer Portal e-commerce platform. Until then, we want everyone to continue to remain safe and healthy until we can meet again.”

Contact can be made via email to  support@scc-inc.com in North America, SalesAdmin@scceurope.co.uk in Europe and intlsupport@scc-inc.com for other parts of the world.

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