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Truck Parking Club has appointed Victor Westerlund as Chief Financial Officer to drive the company’s growth. This was announced on May 7, 2026. Westerlund brings over a decade of experience in scaling high-growth companies, most recently serving as Vice President of Finance at Stax Payments. There, he played a key role in establishing the company’s financial operations as it grew from a startup to a firm valued at up to $1 billion.
Focus on Financial Strategy and Infrastructure
In his new role, Westerlund will lead the financial strategy and infrastructure development at Truck Parking Club as the company enters a phase of rapid expansion. Evan Shelley, founder and CEO of Truck Parking Club, commented on the appointment: “Victor brings exactly the kind of experience we need during this growth phase. His expertise in building financial systems, fundraising, and managing scaling will be crucial as we continue to expand our network and strengthen our market position.”
Truck Parking Club addresses the nationwide issue of the shortage of truck parking, which is linked to hundreds of fatal accidents per year according to federal data. Since its inception, the company has rapidly expanded its marketplace offering by activating underutilized spaces on private property. Recently, the brand surpassed 5,000 locations in the U.S., providing hundreds of thousands of drivers with safe, legal, and efficient parking options.
Westerlund emphasized the importance of the issue: “Truck parking is one of the biggest problems in the logistics ecosystem, and the opportunity to solve this at scale is extremely appealing. There is a large, underserved market, and Truck Parking Club has established a solid foundation and a clear path forward. I am excited to join the team at this stage and drive the next phase of growth.”
Westerlund steps into a critical phase for Truck Parking Club as the company continues to expand its marketplace offering and explore new market access strategies. This includes intensifying collaboration with fleets and corporate partners, aiming to grow to 10,000 locations by the end of 2026. Westerlund will focus on creating a robust financial foundation to support and accelerate this growth.
