Greg began at AMAG in early 2012 as the Central North Regional Sales Manager where he quickly grew his territory
Greg will manage the regional sales managers and sales engineering teams in North America

AMAG Technology, an access control, IP video and intrusion management (IDS) solution provider, names Greg Love as its new Vice President of Sales. Greg will manage the Regional Sales Managers and Sales Engineering teams in North America, and work closely with his team and the rest of the company to grow AMAG and provide exceptional customer service to all customers. Greg reports to Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Matt Barnette.

“It is an incredible opportunity for me and I am very excited to build on the tremendous success that AMAG has already achieved this year,” said AMAG Technology, Vice President of Sales, Greg Love. “I am looking forward to this challenge and working with my team to grow the business with our partners.”

“2013 has been a very successful year at AMAG, with our sales organisation performing well above goals. The appointment of Greg to this new role is really about positioning the company for even bigger, better, and broader success. We have already witnessed Greg’s dedication since joining AMAG. With his drive, commitment to our customers, and keen insight into the needs of the market, we are confident he will lead our sales team to further improvements in innovation, service, and success,” said AMAG Technology, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Matt Barnette. “We are excited to promote him into this role and look forward to seeing him succeed!”

Greg began at AMAG in early 2012 as the Central North Regional Sales Manager where he quickly grew his territory and established good relationships with his customers. His efforts resulted in adding an additional Regional Sales Manager to support it. Prior to AMAG, he was the Vice President of Sales at DVTel, Inc. and Lenel Systems, where he helped to grow North American sales.

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