Bandweaver is pleased to announce that Mark Horton has joined as Vice President and will be responsible for sales team leadership, driving revenue and supporting their extensive agent and partnership network.

Mark joins from Ava Risk Group Ltd where he was the Global Sales & Marketing Director and led the sales team on the implementation of the company’s global growth strategy across the perimeter, pipeline, network and distribution markets which included in his portfolio a range of fibre optic detection and sensing solutions. Prior to this Mark was an executive for the global security company G4S where he had responsibility for developing a diverse portfolio of security & FM joint ventures with a total revenue of USD $1bn with a focus on developing the groups regional and global technology strategies.

Prior experience

Mark is a UK National with more than thirty years’ experience in security and technology sectors across a variety of markets including Africa, Europe, MENA and Asia Pacific. Having initially joined the industry in a technical role, Mark quickly progressed through operational, project management and consultancy roles to business development, strategy and sales.

We are delighted to have Mark join Bandweaver. Mark has a wealth of experience within the security sector and a deep understanding of how we can address customer issues using Bandweaver solutions. Bandweaver continues to make investments in developing cutting edge technology solutions and with Mark’s expertise, experience and influence within the industry we will continue to expand our international customer base,” commented Richard Kluth, Managing Director of Bandweaver.

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