Marc joins 360 Vision with a broad depth of experience gained at leading industry companies such as Pelco, DM, Exacq, Norbain, Arecont Vision and Xtralis
Marc brings a solid knowledge of IP and conventional CCTV system design and support to his new role

360 Vision Technology, the leading British CCTV design & manufacturing company, has announced the recruitment of Marc Wesley, who joins the company in the role of Southern Sales Manager.

Expert CCTV knowledge

With nearly 30 years' experience in the electronic security industry, Marc brings a solid knowledge of IP and conventional CCTV system design and support to his new role.

My key objective will be to build and expand the existing customer base and Field Sales Team, primarily to assist customers to take advantage of 360 Vision’s range of high-performance cameras, their long-term reliability and low cost of ownership,” says Marc Wesley.

Significant industry experience

Marc joins 360 Vision with a broad depth of experience gained at leading industry companies such as Pelco, DM, Exacq, Norbain, Arecont Vision and Xtralis.

Commenting on his appointment, Mark Rees, Business Development Director said: "I have known Marc for over 25 years and are delighted to welcome him to the 360 team, and the opportunity to work him – capitalising on his experience and knowledge to take the company to the next level in our aggressive growth plan. Those who have dealt with Marc, will know that he is an extremely likeable and professional industry character. We are very excited at the scope of potential Marc brings to 360 Vision and its customer base."

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