Everon Appoints Enterprise Security Veterans to Top Sales Leadership Roles

  • Apr 17, 2025

Everon, a security integrator and premier provider of commercial security, video, fire and life safety solutions in the U.S., today announced the promotion of Chris Heugle to Senior Vice President, Commercial Sales & Integrated Solutions, and Greg Mastroserio to Vice President, Commercial & Integrated Solutions Sales to lead companywide strategic sales initiatives.

With nearly 20 years of industry experience, Heugle will now oversee Everon’s overarching sales strategy, bringing a proven track record of enterprise leadership and a deep understanding of customer needs. This includes extensive experience with trusted security providers, including Access Systems Integration, ADT Commercial, and more. In his most recent role as Vice President, Integrated Solutions for Everon, he was instrumental in aligning the company’s Integrated Solutions team with sales and support functions to address some of the most complex challenges faced by customers. In his new role, Heugle will focus on driving sales growth, enhancing the customer experience in every interaction and elevating Everon’s positioning in the commercial and integrated solutions space.

Mastroserio, who also brings two decades of industry expertise – including roles at Deterrent Technologies, Schneider Electric, and ADT Commercial – has consistently driven growth and customer success in sales leadership positions. As Vice President, Commercial & Integrated Solutions Sales, Mastroserio will lead strategic sales initiatives for the organization, further expanding Everon’s commercial and integrated solutions offerings while driving exceptional results for customers.

Heugle and Mastroserio drove success across their collective decades of experience delivering enterprise solutions for some of the industry’s most complex integration projects, including large-scale data centers, healthcare systems, national retailers, and more. Their wide-ranging expertise will help to extend the value of Everon’s customer partnerships and deliver quality, tech-forward solutions to commercial environments across industries.

“Appointing proven industry leaders like Chris and Greg reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering greater value to our customers, beginning with and extending well beyond the sales process,” said Mike McWilliams, President and Chief Operating Officer of Everon. “Their customer-centric approach and technical expertise ensures that we continue to provide seamless, high-quality solutions throughout every stage of the customer journey. Their leadership will reinforce Everon’s position as a trusted partner for businesses nationwide.”

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