Axis appoints Walter Fitzpatrick as new divisional director 
 Walter Fitzpatrick has been appointed to head Axis Security's electronic systems division 
Walter Fitzpatrick has joined the Axis Security Group of Companies, to head up its electronic systems division. He will report directly to Jonathan Levine, the Group Managing Director.

Walter will play a lead role in developing Axis Security's systems capabilities, designing and installing sophisticated CCTV and access control solutions for a range of applications, notably within the retail, transport and distribution environments.

"Walter's appointment signals a major investment in our systems division," says Jonathan Levine. "He will work closely with the two Regional Directors, developing and delivering Axis Security's systems capabilities nationwide.

"He will also liaise closely with the senior management team of our manned guarding division to ensure that Axis Security is well positioned to genuinely offer our clients fully integrated security solutions."

Walter has more than 30 years experience in senior management roles within the engineering and electronic security industries and during this time, he has worked with some of the sector's leading and most innovative companies.

Walter has more than 30 years experience in senior management roles within the engineering and electronic security industries 



"Walter's wealth of industry experience will be key to driving forward the success of our systems division and indeed the group in general," concludes Jonathan.

Axis Security acquired Temple Security earlier this year, creating a £26 million manned guarding and electronic security business.

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