Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution Announces Additional Promotions -- Security Today

Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution Announces Additional Promotions

Nov 08, 2010

Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution has made additional organizational changes to support its continued growth. The promotions in sales and marketing are indicative of the company’s commitment to build and maintain a strong management team across its North American footprint.

Dawn Mileo, director of sales administration, will now be responsible for supporting the national accounts team and managing the pricing department along with other key functions in the organization. Mileo has more than 20 years of experience in the security industry and has held various roles at manufacturing and distribution organizations. Mileo has been with Tri-Ed Distribution for the last six years.

Lynette Baranowski, manager of corporate marketing and communications, will continue to drive Tri-Ed/Northern Video's presence in the North American market as well as manage all promotional activities. Baranowski brings more than seven years of experience to this role and has been with Tri-Ed Distribution for the last two years.
“Dawn and Lynette have each made valuable contributions to Tri-Ed/Northern Video,” said Pat Comunale, president and COO. “We value their experience and commitment to the company's success. It is with great pleasure that we announce their new responsibilities.”

Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution provides solutions from hundreds of the industry’s leading manufacturers of CCTV, IP, intrusion, access control, fire, sound, communications, structured cable and home automation products. With 41 locations across the US, Canada and Puerto Rico, Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution offers customers personalized customer service, ongoing technical systems support, flexible credit terms, next day shipping, purchasing rewards and ongoing training programs.

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