Janda

Basler Vision Technologies, Ahrensburg, Germany, added Renee Janda as a new regional sales manager for Basler IP Cameras. Renee is based in Katy, Texas, and is responsible for Basler’s IP Camera customers in the Midwestern United States, from Texas to Minnesota.

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1st Choice Security Solutions Inc., Atlanta, Ga., appointed Juan Lubian as vice president of product development for its ultra long range RFID products, distributed data-base asset protection panels, and wireless self-healing mesh wiegand door locks.

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ADT North America, Commercial promoted Michael Creedon to vice president, retail sales. In his new position, he is responsible for developing and executing growth strategies for ADT’s largest vertical market sector. Creedon held positions of increasing responsibility at ADT most recently serving as director of commercial/industrial sales in the Northeast. He also worked as a business development and national accounts director after joining ADT in 2005 from parent company Tyco International, where he held positions in treasury/finance, mergers/acquisitions and operational excellence.

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RS2 Technologies LLC, Munster, Ind., appointed of Karl Wagenhoffer, a security industry veteran, as Western regional sales manager for RS2. Wagenhoffer brought more than 20 years of security industry experience in the sale of access control and other integrated system products. He has also served in sales management, engineering and technical support positions.

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Kingsbury

Anderson

Newton

OnSSI, Pearl River, N.Y., announced three new positions on its sales team. Joining the company are Trevor Newton as Western region manager and Steve Kingsbury as Mid-Atlantic region manager. Brad Anderson, formerly Mid-Atlantic region manager, was appointed to the new position of national sales manager-channel partners.

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Timarron Partners Inc. (TPI), Grapevine, Texas, appointed Brad Jackson as the southern regional manager. Jackson has 17 years of experience in the electronic security industry, focused entirely in the Houston market. Before entering the security industry, Jackson served in the United States Navy, and is a Gulf War veteran. During his time in the Navy, Brad served time on the USS Washington and USS America. Jackson’s territory is primarily the greater Houston area, but he also covers the south Texas Valley and southern Louisiana for TPI.

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Bosch Security Systems Inc., Fairport, N.Y., named Kevin Gainor as regional sales manager, Intrusion, Fire and Access Control for New England and upstate New York. Kevin has extensive knowledge of integrated security systems and electronic fire alarm products stemming from more than 14 years of experience in market and business development for security and life safety companies.

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Loud

John Loud of LOUD Security Systems, Kennesaw, Ga. was elected president of the Georgia Electronic Life Safety and Security Association. GELSSA connects safety and security professionals to promote, strengthen and build safer communities. Working with local police jurisdictions, GELSSA helps to reduce false alarm security calls throughout the state. Loud worked closely with the local communities to achieve an acceptable alarm ordinance where the city of Marietta, Ga. saw a reduction in false dispatches of more than 65 percent. GELSSA and Loud assisted Cobb County with a similar ordinance that had a 38 percent reduction in false dispatches.

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Honeywell made three additions to its Honeywell Systems professional sales and marketing teams. Tommy Melillo joined as regional sales manager to help drive growth for Honeywell’s video surveillance offering in the New York City and New Jersey regions. He has more than 10 years of industry experience. Austin Barbee was appointed as regional sales manager, helping to drive growth for Honeywell’s video surveillance offering in the Northwestern U.S. Austin has more than 10 years of industry experience. JD Wix was appointed to regional sales manager, driving growth for Honeywell’s access control offering in the south central United States. He has more than eight years of industry experience.

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Aimetis Corp., Waterloo, Canada, named David Thompson as vice president of engineering. Thompson has more than 25 years of experience in software development working at a variety of high-tech firms.

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Pray

National Monitoring Center (NMC), Aliso Viejo, Calif., appointed Chancy Pray as director of sales, southern region. Pray supports the growth of NMC and is based at its Irving, Texas central station facility. Pray began his career in the electronic security industry in 1992 and has expertise in central station monitoring for security systems, CCTV, access control and fire alarm systems.

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Schneider

Basler named Enzio Schneider as new product line manager for the vertical ITS market (traffic applications). He joined Basler in 2004. In his current role, Schneider manages project engineering, product management, and sales specifically as they apply to ITS applications for both machine vision and IP cameras.

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PrivateBancorp Inc., Chicago, Ill., announced Jennifer Holloway joined The PrivateBank as managing director of the Security Industry Group, a specialty banking group that provides financing to the electronic security industry. Holloway brings more than 15 years of experience providing financing to the security industry. She is a member of the Electronic Security Association, the North Texas Alarm Association, the Young Security Professionals of ESA and the Future Security Leaders of NTAA. 

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McCarter

Keyscan, Whitby, Canada appointed David McCarter as regional sales manager for the southeastern United States. David has more than 30 years of experience in the security industry. Over the course of McCarter’s career he has been an active member with the Tennessee Burglar and Fire Alarm Association and is currently associate director. As regional sales manager, McCarter leverages his sales acumen and industry experience to support and continue to grow the Keyscan brand throughout the southeastern United States.