Jack Stone, Director of Sales at National Sign Team

We are thrilled to welcome Jack Stone to the National Sign Team as our Director of Sales. Jack brings over two decades of sales success to our team, making him a seasoned professional in the field.

Originally from Syracuse, NY, Jack relocated to Charleston, SC in 1999. He launched his own business, which grew to 180 sales representatives before he sold it to his largest competitor in 2011. Since 2012, Jack has been involved with SAAS startups, where he has successfully launched and managed their sales functions.


Jack’s extensive experience and entrepreneurial spirit make him an invaluable addition to our team. His dedication to excellence and innovative approach to sales will undoubtedly drive our growth and enhance our client relationships.

A warm welcome to Jack Stone, director of sales at national sign team.

When not at work, Jack is an accomplished amateur golfer who enjoys spending his weekends on Charleston’s beautiful golf courses.

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