Brian Kainu

Tri-Ed/Northern Video Welcomes Sales Associate Brian Kainu

Brian Kainu has joined the staff of Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution’s of Seattle branch as sales associate. Kainu brings more than six years of sales experience to his new position with expertise in CCTV, IP and fiber.

“We are proud to welcome Brian to the Tri-Ed/Northern Video team,” said Gary Gray, western U.S. regional vice president of sales. “His industry knowledge, as well as his deep experience with IP applications will be very beneficial to our customers looking to migrate to this growing sector.”

Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution provides solutions from manufacturers of CCTV, IP, fire, intrusion, access control, sound, communications, structured cable and home automation products. The company has 43 locations across the U.S. and Canada.

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