Stanley CSS Appoints Ray Radis as Vice President National Accounts - West

  • Jun 10, 2011

Stanley Convergent Security Solutions Inc. (Stanley CSS) has promoted Ray Radis to vice president of national accounts — Western United States.

A top security professional, with more than 29 years of security expertise, Radis is a proven leader in account management, strategic customer partnerships and business development. Prior to working at Stanley CSS he held key sales positions at other security companies including regional director of sales and senior national account manager. Since joining Stanley CSS in 2008, Radis has experienced consistently strong success. As an area vice president he led his regional national account team to two consecutive years of No. 1 status in business results and customer satisfaction metrics for Stanley CSS’s National Account Program.

“Ray has been a great asset to Stanley CSS over the years, especially making dramatic improvements in business volume and customer satisfaction in his region,” said Christopher BenVau, senior vice president of national accounts. “We look forward to his continued and expanded contributions to the company.”

In his new position, Radis will focus on maintaining Stanley’s leadership position in the national account market for customer satisfaction, account management and operational delivery to increase market share for Stanley CSS.

Radis received his degree from the University of Illinois, Chicago and is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt. He resides in Inverness, Ill. with his wife and works at the Stanley CSS Field Headquarters in Naperville, Ill.

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