Bosch Adds to Sales Team in Canada for Enhanced Customer Support

Bosch Security Systems has appointed two new associates to expand its inside sales and application design teams in Canada.

  • Aug 28, 2017

Bosch Security Systems has appointed two new associates to expand its inside sales and application design teams in Canada. With these appointments, the company aims to provide enhanced support for customers of Bosch security products and for customers of Sony video security products in the country.

Don Maxey, Application Design Specialist, joins the Bosch team with 18 years of experience in security system sales, design and project management. His role is to support Bosch security integrators and distributors in Ontario in their efforts to win new business using Bosch products and solutions.

Wisam Abou-Diab, Inside Sales Representative, has joined the company to provide support to Bosch monitoring center partners in Canada. In addition, he will assist the field-based Sony team as they work with Sony customers of video security products in Canada. 

“We are continuing to expand in Canada to provide customers with the support they need to achieve growth using our products and solutions,” said Jacquelyn Davies, Vice President of Sales – Canada, Bosch Security Systems. “This strategy is strengthening our relationships with channel partners and is an essential part of our customer-first culture.”

“Extending inside sales support in Canada to include Sony video security products will help our customers stay informed about and benefit from our latest imaging advancements,” said Kelly Priest, Vice President Americas for the Sony Video Security Business Unit. “With this additional investment, we are expanding our reach in this important market.”

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