Amelia Agromayor joins Altronix after spending several years with International Security and Trading Company (ISTC) and Silmar Electronics
In her new role, Ms. Agromayor will collaborate with Altronix team on current and future marketing initiatives

Altronix recently appointed Amelia Agromayor to the position of Sales and Marketing Coordinator to assist in managing and supporting the company’s continually expanding marketing, advertising and internal sales-related activities.

Ms. Agromayor joins Altronix with a diversified background in the professional security market. After spending several years with International Security and Trading Company (ISTC) in marketing, Amelia was with Silmar Electronics for almost seven years working in international sales.

“Amelia’s knowledge and experience in the pro security market is a great fit for Altronix and for this newly created sales and marketing position,” said Alan Forman, President, Altronix Corporation. “We are pleased to have her on board and welcome her to the Altronix family.”

In her new role, Ms. Agromayor will collaborate with the Altronix team on current and future marketing initiatives.

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