Mayflex invests in its Physical Security division
Neil Jeffrey and Steve Green are the new recruits in Mayflex's Phyiscal Security division
IP specialist distributor Mayflex has further strengthened its Physical Security division's sales team with the appointment of two new Security Specialists.

Neil Jeffrey, who previously worked for Norbain, has been appointed to manage field sales in the South of England whilst Steve Green, who was until recently with Sanyo, will fulfil the role in the North of England.

Commenting on the appointments, Mayflex's Managing Director, Andrew Percival said: "We are delighted to welcome two very experienced and well known security industry sales professionals to our Physical Security team. The knowledge and expertise which Neil and Steve bring with them will be invaluable to us as we look to maintain our position as a ‘Trusted Advisor' to the growing list of installers and system integrators who are increasingly recommending IP/network based security solutions to their clients. We will continue to build our Physical Security division's sales team to ensure existing and potential customers can expect from us the highest levels of pre and post sales support, as well as Best of Class products."

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