Ingram Library Services Expands Team, Appoints New Sales Director

Ingram Content Group's library division adds new roles to support libraries nationwide.

Feb. 2, 2026 at 6:39pm

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Ingram Library Services (ILS), a division of Ingram Content Group, has announced significant hiring across its organization, including new and expanded roles in operations, sales, and account on-boarding. The company has also appointed Zuanarda "Z" Causey as its new Director of Sales to lead ILS's national library sales strategy, strengthen customer engagement, and broaden Ingram's impact across public libraries throughout the United States.

Why it matters

These changes come at a pivotal moment for the library industry, as recent market shifts have left many libraries seeking new solutions for collection development, distribution, and workflow continuity. Ingram's expansion positions the company to better support libraries of all sizes in building vibrant collections and delivering content to their patrons.

The details

ILS has added new positions including distribution center associates, sales associates, library integrations specialists, and technical service specialists. The company has also welcomed several new hires, including Business Development Managers Michael Erving and Margaret Hansen, Inside Sales Specialist Harley Beckmann, Systems Integration Specialists Teresa Eldred and Austin Wolfe, and Technical Service Specialists Amy Guerrero and Amanda Bimson.

  • Ingram Library Services announced the hiring and new appointments on February 2, 2026.

The players

Zuanarda "Z" Causey

Ingram Library Services' new Director of Sales, who will lead the company's national library sales strategy, strengthen customer engagement, and broaden Ingram's impact across public libraries.

Carolyn Morris

Vice President of Library Services at Ingram Content Group, who stated that Causey's deep understanding of libraries and proven leadership in solutions-focused sales make him a perfect fit for Ingram's mission to support libraries.

Ingram Library Services

A division of Ingram Content Group that provides comprehensive services for publishers, retailers, libraries, and educators.

Ingram Content Group

The parent company of Ingram Library Services, which connects people with content in all forms and provides services including digital and physical book distribution, print-on-demand, and digital learning.

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What they’re saying

“We're happy to have Z on the Ingram team. His deep understanding of libraries and proven leadership in solutions-focused sales make him a perfect fit for our mission to support libraries in building vibrant collections that engage their communities.”

— Carolyn Morris, Vice President of Library Services at Ingram Content Group

“I'm honored to join Ingram Library Services. Libraries are essential to lifelong learning and community connection, and I'm eager to help Ingram deliver best-in-class service and innovative solutions to fuel library success nationwide.”

— Zuanarda "Z" Causey, Director of Sales, Ingram Library Services

“We know how critical reliable service is for libraries, especially during times of transition. By expanding roles in our operations locations, we're ensuring that libraries can depend on us for timely delivery, efficient logistics, and the personalized support they deserve. Our commitment has always been—and will continue to be—to stand beside libraries as they serve their communities.”

— Carolyn Morris, Vice President of Library Services at Ingram Content Group

What’s next

Ingram Library Services plans to continue expanding its team and strengthening its support for libraries across the country as they navigate industry changes and seek new solutions for their collections and operations.

The takeaway

Ingram's strategic investments in its library division, including the appointment of an experienced sales leader and the addition of new roles in operations and customer support, demonstrate the company's commitment to empowering libraries and helping them serve their communities during a period of industry transformation.