Arecont Vision Names Cindy Doyle as New Regional Sales Manager for Northern California

In her new position, Doyle will be responsible for managing new and existing accounts as the company continues its growth in the region

Arecont Vision® has announced Cindy Doyle as the Regional Sales Manager for the San Francisco Bay area. In her new position, Doyle will be responsible for managing new and existing accounts as the company continues its growth in the region.

“Cindy’s sales experience and technology expertise will be valuable in introducing our market-leading technology to our growing customer base in the region,” said Carole Dougan, Vice President of North American Sales, Arecont Vision. “Her knowledge and support will further complement our strong portfolio and distribution channels.”

Doyle comes to Arecont Vision with more than 20 years of industry experience. She has served in strategic account or director level positions with companies such as Sentry Technology, Hirsch Electronics, Quantum Secure, and Identiv. This experience has provided her the opportunity to work with channel partners, consultants, large commercial entities, and multiple layers of government. Doyle has served as the membership chair for American Society of Industrial Security for the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter and participated in various committee roles.   

“It’s an exciting time to join the Arecont Vision® team,” said Ms. Doyle. “I look forward to building on our presence and working with our customers and sales partners in the Bay area.”

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