Fluidmesh Networks is a major manufacturer of wireless systems for security applications
 Stan Schreyer, VP of North American Sales
Fluidmesh Networks, a major manufacturer of wireless systems for security applications based on mesh networking technology, is pleased to announce the appointment of Stan Schreyer to VP of North American Sales.

Schreyer, a pioneer in the field of computer product sales, brings over 25 years of experience in building and managing sales teams. Prior to joining Fluidmesh, Schreyer held positions of Vice President of Sales at Exinda Networks and Firetide Corporation, driving sales to new heights at both companies. Prior to this, he spent 10 years at Marketlink Technologies in the roles of Regional Director, Vice President of Sales, COO, and CEO. While at Marketlink, he was instrumental in the launch of many successful companies, including NetScreen, RIM, and Barracuda Networks.

"I am excited with the opportunity to join the Fluidmesh team," Schreyer says. "The company has already established itself as a leader in wireless infrastructure technology. Fluidmesh products are positioned extremely well for the target markets we are focused on. Our emphasis now is to gain significant market share through a very rewarding channel partner program."

"Integrators are increasingly turning to innovative Fluidmesh technology for their wireless security solutions spanning college campuses, hospitals, housing projects, shopping centers, airports, sea ports, and law enforcement applications," notes Cosimo Malesci, co-founder and Vice President of Fluidmesh Networks. "We are proud to welcome Stan aboard as our VP of North American Sales."

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