Carrie brings over 13 years of industry experience to her new role in Kings Security
Her new role will see her grow both the manned and mobile security services of Kings Security

Carrie Eastwood has joined Bradford based Kings Security, the largest privately owned provider of security systems in the UK, as head of sales for the business’ guarding division.

Focusing on manned and mobile security services

Carrie brings over 13 years of industry experience to her new role having previously worked for businesses including Securitas, VSG and The Keyholding Company.

Her new role will see her grow both the manned and mobile security services of Kings Security, focussing on both regional and national sectors.

Carrie explains: “Kings has an exceptional reputation within the industry, particularly for its electronic security systems. I’m extremely excited to help to grow both the manned and mobile security services areas, to help diversify the business’ client base and expand its offering to both its existing customers and prospects.”

Anthony King, Kings Security CEO, commented on the appointment, he said: “We’re delighted to have Carrie on board. She brings a wealth of experience to the role and we’re very excited to begin working with her as we look to grow our manned and mobile security services.”

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