SALTO Systems Names Ziebell as Regional Sales Manager

  • Aug 04, 2021

Scott ZiebellSALTO Systems has appointed Scott Ziebell as Regional Sales Manager for the Plain States Region.

Based in Kansas, Ziebell oversees sales activity and territory growth in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin. He reports to SALTO Senior Regional Sales Manager Joe Buist.

“Scott has an impressive history in sales and SALTO is thrilled to have him managing the Plain States Region. We know Scott will be a valuable resource for new partners seeking access control solutions in this important area and will provide excellent support for existing partners as well,” said Michael J. Mahon, SVP of commercial sales at SALTO. 

Ziebell has extensive sales experience having previously served in regional sales management and account executive positions for Blue Hat Crane & Equipment, Physio-Control/Stryker, Graham-Field Health, Cynosure, and Medical Positioning, Inc.

He has earned sales recognition awards from various employers including President’s Club, Leader of the Year, New Market Sales, and Top 10 Sales. He has a bachelor’s in business administration and management from Kansas State University, a bachelor’s in business and economics from the University of Kansas, and an associate’s in business from Johnson County Community College.

"I am truly thrilled to be part of the SALTO team,” Ziebell said. “SALTO is an impressive and established market leader in the access control space and supports the continued growth of our team of partners."
 

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