ESX 2021 Announces Virtual Experience for June Event

  • May 13, 2021

The 2021 Electronic Security Expo (ESX), presented by Electronic Security Association (ESA), has released the full educational lineup for its upcoming Virtual Experience, which will take place online from June 15-17.

In addition to the Main Stage presentations and virtual networking opportunities, the three-day virtual event includes 24+ educational sessions across four tracks, designed specifically for security professionals. In keeping with the event’s theme, “Security Inspired,” sessions will touch on new technologies and services that empower you and your team to grow your business and remain competitive.

Attendees who are looking to address a specific business challenge or opportunity can look to the Solution Sets – a collection of sessions that are tailor-made to deliver relevant insights and actionable guidance that take your business to the next level, including:

  • Sales Growth
  • Video Monitoring
  • The Future Is Now
  • Customer Experience
  • Employee Focus
  • Financial Performance
  • Process Optimization

The ESX 2021 Virtual Experience program includes more than 46 speakers representing the entire electronic security and life safety ecosystem from leading companies, such as Alarm.com, ADT, Bosch Security and Safety Systems, CPI, Loud Security, Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Ring, Stanley Security and many more.

"We're excited to bring our community together next month for best practice and idea sharing, anchored by a stellar speaker and session lineup," said George De Marco, chairman of ESX. "Now more than ever, it is imperative for security professionals to take advantage of opportunities that drive growth and profitability, improve the customer experience, and prepare them for the future. ESX is focused on providing the best possible program for our community and we're confident that they'll walk away energized and inspired ready to take on today’s changing competitive landscape."

For more information about the session lineup for the ESX 2021 Virtual Experience, please download the Conference Preview or visit esxweb.com. Take advantage of the best rate by registering by May 14.

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