Leary will report directly to Chris Casazza, President, STANLEY Security, Products Division
Leary will provide strategic leadership and day-to-day operational management for Sargent and Greenleaf

Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc. (S&G), a subsidiary of STANLEY Security and a leading manufacturer of high security locks and locking systems for safes, vaults and high-security cabinets, has appointed Brian Leary as Chief Operating Officer.

Leary most recently served as the Senior Vice President for Reading Rock, Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of concrete products in Cincinnati, OH. Prior to joining Reading Rock, Leary spent several years at IR Security Technologies, an Ingersoll Rand Company, as General Manager for the Commercial Door Systems Group and Global General Manager for the Door Group.

Leary will report directly to Chris Casazza, President, STANLEY Security, Products Division and will assume the responsibilities previously held by Bill Dempsey, who retired earlier this month after eleven successful years with the company. In his new role as COO, Leary will provide strategic leadership and day-to-day operational management for Sargent and Greenleaf and will drive the company to achieve and surpass its business objectives.

We are proud to welcome Brian to the S&G executive team,” said Casazza. “His extensive industry experience will help to further S&G’s long-standing reputation for high-quality, customer-driven products.”

“I am excited to work with the S&G Nicholasville team to build upon the successful and respected legacy that this influential organisation has built over 157 years,” Leary said. “S&G continues to provide the highest levels of security and quality for safes, vaults and SCIFs.”

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