The Electronic Security Association (ESA) is now accepting entries to its 2020 Youth Scholarship Program — a philanthropic endeavor that aims to support the futures of sons and daughters of first responders.

The New Jersey Electronic Security Association (NJESA) announced that it has changed its name to the New Jersey Electronic Life Safety Association (NJELSA) effective immediately. 

ESA has recognized the distinguished group of companies supporting the industry in 2019 through its Executive Strategic Partnership program.

The Electronic Security Association’s (ESA) executive committee of the board voted to restructure the association’s state chapter program at a board meeting Monday, June 3. 

The 2019 NJESA Annual Symposium, held March 6-8 at Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City, N.J., featured training, education and trade exhibits, as well as networking, raffles and social events with more than 750 people attending during the three-day event. 

The Electronic Security Association (ESA) and the Security Industry Association (SIA) are collaborating on a joint strategy to help their members identify, recruit and retain qualified employees for a variety of professional roles within manufacturer and integrator businesses.   

George P. Gunning passed away on Feb. 14, leaving behind a tremendous legacy in the electronic security and life safety industry.

More than 200 leaders in electronic security and life safety from all over gathered in Austin, Texas, Jan. 28-31 for ESA’s 2019 Leadership Summit and were not disappointed, according to a post-show survey conducted by ESA.

ESA announced the death of Patricia M. Smith on April 17, 2018. Smith served as the 28th president of ESA from 1988-1990.