FRESH LEADERSHIP FOR LEXINGTON'S 4TH DISTRICT
About Owenmeet the candidate
Owen Sutton was born and raised in Lexington, KY. He graduated from Tates Creek High School in Lexington, and attended Bluegrass Community & Technical College. Owen served in the Kentucky Army National Guard for 10 years before being honorably discharged in 2008. His time in the guard included a combat tour in Afghanistan in 2007. Most of his military career was spent working with field artillery systems. Owen also has over a decade of experience in both small and large businesses working mostly in administration. He has worked in various professional service firms, most recently a public accounting firm and a medical practice. In the summer of 2012 Owen founded Maximus Technology, LLC, a technology firm serving small businesses and families in the Bluegrass. He currently serves as the firm’s president and lead consultant. Owen met his wife, Sarah, in 2002. Owen and Sarah have been very happily married since the spring of 2008. When he got Sarah he also got a little dog named Max, they were what you could call a ‘package deal.’ The three of them are just about inseparable and live together in Lexington’s Brigadoon neighborhood.
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