Flash, a digital ecosystem that connects drivers to parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has announced the addition of Annette Clayton to its board of directors. Clayton, renowned for her leadership roles at Schneider Electric, Dell, and General Motors, brings a wealth of experience in transforming industries through innovation and strategic growth. Her appointment is seen as a pivotal step for Flash as it aims to redefine the standards for digital ecosystems in the automotive and technology sectors.
Dan Sharplin, CEO and Chairman of Flash, expressed enthusiasm about Clayton's joining, highlighting her expertise as instrumental for the company's next phase of growth, especially in catering to the evolving needs of modern drivers amidst the surge in EV adoption. Clayton's track record includes leading Schneider Electric North America's business strategy, managing a workforce of 30,000 and overseeing sales exceeding $11 billion in 2022. Her insight into global supply chains and business transformation is expected to accelerate Flash's mission to integrate parking and charging solutions seamlessly.
Clayton shared her excitement about joining Flash, noting the company's journey from a startup to a leader in creating a first-of-its-kind digital ecosystem for drivers. She emphasized Flash's potential to unite various stakeholders in setting new benchmarks for convenience and reliability in the digital age. Beyond her role at Flash, Clayton contributes her expertise to the boards of Duke Energy, NXP Semiconductors, Oshkosh Corporation, and Nordson Corporation, further underscoring her influence across multiple industries.
Flash's platform is designed to offer reservable parking and charging through a cloud operating system, aiming to deliver frictionless experiences for drivers. The company collaborates with customer-centric brands to enhance the usability and reliability of its services. With Clayton's addition to the board, Flash is poised to strengthen its position in the market, leveraging her extensive background in automotive, technology, and energy sectors to drive innovation and growth in the digital ecosystem for parking and EV charging.
