SALTO Systems Names Kyle Bearly As National Business Development Manager Multi Family Housing

  • Sep 20, 2017

SALTO Systems has appointed Kyle Bearly as National Business Development Manager Multi Family Housing.

Based in California, Kyle will develop, build and maintain sales and marketing for SALTO products throughout the United States in the multi family vertical. He reports to SALTO Senior Vice President of Commercial Sales Michael J. Mahon.

“We’re excited to have Kyle officially join the SALTO sales team, but he is not new to us as he has a great deal of experience with our products through his work with our Independent Business Partnerships,” said Mahon. “As a leading access control provider for multi family developments, SALTO is enhancing our focus on this growing vertical and we know Kyle is the right choice to lead our efforts.”  

Kyle joins SALTO from Retrolock, where he served as Director of Sales. He has extensive experience in the access control industry that includes sales positions with Netronix Integration and IES Communications. He has also served in sales management for Logical Choice Technologies and Explore Digital Education, Inc.

“I’ve sold every brand of electronic lock and access control solution, but my passion has always been with SALTO,” said Kyle. “SALTO is without question the best product on the market and I’m thrilled for the opportunity to work with the SALTO team that I’ve grown to know as family over the last eight years.”

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