Emizon has appointed Glyn Rogers as Sales Director to support the company's rapid expansion into the UK signalling market. 

Glyn brings over 25 years experience in the alarm industry to his new role.  He started as an Engineer, and then progressed into sales where he has held a number of roles covering both installers and ARCs as well as launching new products.

Prior to joining Emizon, Glyn was National Account Executive at SECOM, a role which provided invaluable experience in dealing with large prestigious accounts, providing one point of contact for all their security requirements.  

In his new position Glyn will be responsible for cementing relationships with installers and ARC's to position Emizon 21 as the leading secure signalling service.  Glyn added, "I am very excited to be joining Emizon as it enters a new phase of its development, moving from launch to establishing itself as the signalling service of choice for UK installers."

Glyn lives in Worcestershire with his wife and two daughters, and he enjoys a busy family and social calendar, retreating to their property abroad as often as possible to recharge their batteries.

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