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Reece will be responsible for developing new sales and providing ongoing service to DMP authorised dealers

Digital Monitoring Products (DMP) has named Reece Tarwater as the Dealer Development Manager in the company’s Texas Region. He will be responsible for developing new sales and providing ongoing service to DMP authorised dealers throughout the state, helping them grow their businesses.

“Reece is Texas-born, and brings a strong knowledge of the specific needs of both DMP dealers and end users in the state,” said Jack Conard, DMP Director of Sales, West. “I know that he is eager to begin working with dealers in his region, providing them with the guidance and support needed to more effectively meet the needs of their customers.”

Before coming to DMP, Reece was a Senior Security Consultant for Federal Protection where he provided customers with intrusion/detection, fire, access, and video systems. Prior to that he worked in banking, where he gained firsthand experience regarding the unique requirements of financial institutions, one of the key vertical markets served by DMP. He earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing at Missouri State University, where his studies included sales management, business, and marketing.

DMP is a privately held, independent manufacturer of innovative intrusion, fire, access control, network, and cellular communication products that are designed, engineered, and assembled in Springfield, MO. DMP is the recognized leader in alarm communication over data networks, with products that are available through professional electronic security companies.

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