NAPCO Promotes David Sperber to Director, National Accounts

David Sperber

NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc., Amityville, NY, announces the promotion of David Sperber to Director of National Accounts. Formerly, the popular Southeast Regional Sales Manager, in David’s new role, he will team up with vice president Duane Warehime, developing and supporting Napco’s new and existing national accounts.

Sperber began with Napco more than eight years ago, and quickly became a great resource for dealers and distributors in his territory, delivering sales, marketing and technical help with equal acumen and enthusiasm. Having literally grown up in the security industry, he knows how to drive all facets of it.

“It’s great to have David back on my team again. We are working hard to partner with new national accounts and continue to make significant inroads, meeting and training their staffs, and introducing them to the significant operations advantages, i.e., labor- and cost-savings, Napco Intrusion, Fire and Access solutions offer their organization,” Warehime said.

Based in North Carolina, Sperber can be reached at (631) 553-8177, or email at dsperber@napcosecurity.com. Stop by and visit with him and the entire Napco Security Technologies Sales Team at GSX Expo, next week or ISC East NYC later in November. For Napco’s Southeast Dealers and Distributors in NC, SC, GA and VA, no worries, you will be in good hands of the very expert Jim Pless, jpless@napcosecurity.com or call (631) 942-4017.

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