Chiron Security Communications is the manufacturer of Europe’s best selling IP alarm-signalling system, IRIS and IRIS Touch

Chiron Security Communications appointed Marco van Kessel along with Claire Brown as team members

Chiron Security Communications, manufacturer of Europe's best selling IP alarm-signalling system, IRIS and IRIS Touch, is continuing to expand its operations. The company has confirmed two new senior appointments to its business development team, providing additional support to customers in 2011.

Firstly, Marco van Kessel has joined as Benelux Zone Manager based in Berghem. Marco brings a wealth of experience from years in both the security distribution business and working with monitoring centres within the Benelux territory. Marco has a good depth of knowledge with outstanding technical and commercial skills.

Meanwhile in the UK, Claire Brown joins as Business Development Manager after many years in the telecom and IT business development arena. Claire is focusing on key account development and support for Chiron's growing customer base in the UK. She'll be based out of East Midlands and, of course, the Reading head office.

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