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SALTO Systems Names Colin DePree as Residential Business Leader

SALTO Systems, a manufacturer of electronic access control solutions, has appointed Colin DePree as Residential Business Leader.

Based in Minneapolis, Colin oversees the commercialization of the Danalock product line in North America.

He reports to Bill Wood, president of SALTO Systems North America.

“Colin's experience and past success in home automation and security sales management provide a strong complement to the SALTO team,” said Wood.

Prior to joining SALTO, Colin served as director of sales and sales manager for Pro-Tec Design Security & Investigations and as a team leader for sales, marketing and strategy for Floyd Total Security. He has a bachelor’s degree in economics and management from Albion College and a master’s degree in management information systems from Florida State University.

“I am super excited to officially join the SALTO team and lead the organization into the residential market in both the U.S. and Canada,” said DePree. “I bring a unique blend of commercial and residential experience as well as a familiarity with SALTO from my time as a SALTO IBP. Adding a residential product line provides a fantastic growth opportunity for SALTO and I look forward to guiding our strategy within the smart home market.”

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