Roger will also be responsible for conducting product launches, such as the new Clay by SALTO
Roger will be responsible to bolster relations with customers and partners, increase profile of SALTO Systems in Switzerland

Roger Isler has been appointed as the new Sales Director and member of the Executive Board at SALTO Systems AG in Switzerland.

The main business focus for Roger will be to bolster relations with customers and partners, increase the profile of SALTO Systems in Switzerland, personally support strategic customers and products as well as conduct product launches, such as the new Clay by SALTO.

Roger Isler is an industry veteran having worked for many years in leading positions for Swiss security companies. Most recently he was CEO of Jomos Rauchschutz AG where he was responsible for planning and constructing highly complex smoke and heat exhaust systems. Before this, he worked with Siemens Switzerland in various positions, among them as Business Director for Alarm Transmission and Director of Technical Customer Service with the former Cerberus division.

Since 2002, Roger has been a member of the board of industry organisation STV (Swiss Engineering), security technology division, where he will continue alongside his SALTO duties.

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