FLIR Welcomes New Business Development Manager for A and Es and Dealers

FLIR Welcomes New Business Development Manager for A and Es and Dealers

FLIR Welcomes New Business Development Manager for A and Es and DealersFLIR Systems announced that Ross Sexter has been appointed to the position of Business Development Manager for A&Es and Dealers. In his new role, Sexter will be responsible for developing the tools and resources needed by architects and engineers using FLIR’s thermal and optical camera systems in their video security networks, as well as establishing relationships with architects, engineers and consultants.

Sexter has over 30 years of experience in the security field, primarily specializing in video security, and he brings extensive knowledge of the A&E community, as well as how to best serve the needs and concerns of architects and engineers.

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