MORRISVILLE, N.C. -- John Clark of Clayton has assumed duties as chief executive officer of NarTest Technologies, Inc., a Morrisville-based company that distributes high-speed drug detection equipment in North America.
For the last 18 years, John Clark has been responsible for building and managing sales and operations teams in the Northeast, Upper Midwest and Southeastern U.S. A native of Craven County, Clark is a graduate of East Carolina University.
At NarTest, Clark is primarily responsible for the company’s continued expansion in North Carolina and North America through sales to law enforcement agencies and drug interdiction organizations.
NarTest Technologies’ mission is the development of sophisticated drug detection equipment that enables state and federal agencies to more effectively combat the spread of illegal drugs.
NarTest Technologies LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of NarTest International AS, based in Tallinn, Estonia. The drug detection instruments are manufactured in Estonia.
Company founder Endel Siff commented, “We are excited about having John Clark join us. We have been pleased with the acceptance of our technology in North Carolina and now we take the next steps. Our company and its goals are in good hands.”
NarTest’s main product is the NTX 2000, a compact, computer-driven instrument specifically designed for deployment in law enforcement agencies.
The instrument provides scientific analysis for the conclusive detection/identification of the most popular narcotics in real time. An analysis process, when coupled with additional presumptive tests, yields 100% accuracy.
www.nartest.com
Contact: John Clark, 919.459.1010
