HonestStok Technology Partners Names Chris Teeluck Vice President, Data Center & Power Development

October 7, 2026

An expanded executive role brings site strategy, power, fiber, and supplier relationships together to support data center development.

BARTLETT, Ill., October 13, 2026: HonestStok Technology Partners today announced that Chris Teeluck has been named Vice President, Data Center & Power Development. The expanded role unites site strategy, utility engagement, power solutions, fiber infrastructure, supplier relationships, and off-taker development under one executive function that supports AI, hyperscale, and enterprise data center development.


Access to scalable power, viable sites, connectivity, and speed to market has become increasingly interconnected. A dedicated executive across these areas allows HonestStok to develop opportunities earlier and create greater value for customers, partners, and suppliers.


Chris joined HonestStok in July 2025 as Data Center Practice Lead and has played a central role in building the practice and developing its strategic supplier relationships. His new position extends that mandate to the power and infrastructure strategies that are critical to data center development.

"The industry's need for power, sites, connectivity, and speed to market continues to converge," said Mike Onystok, Founder and CEO, HonestStok Technology Partners. "Chris has built a strong foundation in our data center practice, and this role gives him the mandate to lead those efforts as one unified approach."


"Power, sites, fiber, and supplier relationships each shape how quickly a data center project moves forward," said Chris Teeluck, Vice President, Data Center & Power Development, HonestStok Technology Partners. "Bringing them together in one function lets us engage utilities, developers, and off-takers earlier and give our partners a clear path from site selection to delivery. I am grateful to Mike and the HonestStok team for the opportunity to lead this work."



Chris brings more than 25 years of channel management, sales, and partner management experience across IT consulting, cloud, and data center infrastructure. His background includes Channel and Business Development leadership roles at AppDirect, fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty, Element Critical, PacketFabric, and Megaport.

About HonestStok Technology Partners

Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Bartlett, Illinois, HonestStok Technology Partners is a technology solutions distributor and advisory firm with more than 100 years of combined channel experience and access to over 1,000 suppliers. HonestStok works with technology resellers, advisors and consultants, fractional executives, private equity firms, and suppliers to match business needs with the right solutions across cloud, internet, security, AI, SaaS, and data center infrastructure. HonestStok finds and evaluates solutions, negotiates pricing and terms, supports contracts and implementation, and stays involved through renewals, expansions, and issue resolution. Partners and their customers receive this support at no cost, and customers make the final decision. HonestStok was founded by Mike Onystok, who serves as Founder and CEO. Learn more at honeststok.com.

Media Contact

Anne Mitchell, CMO

HonestStok Technology Partners

anne.mitchell@honeststok.com

303-349-5537


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