Basler, CCTV camera producer, nominates Frank Iezzi as Regional Sales Manager, USA
Frank Iezzi will be responsible for IP camera customers in the Eastern U.S. and Eastern Canada

Basler Vision Technologies, one of the largest producers of digital cameras for industrial and security applications, announced that they have appointed Frank Iezzi as a new Regional Sales Manager for Basler's IP camera series. Frank will be based in Wallingford, Connecticut, and will be responsible for IP camera customers in the Eastern U.S. and Eastern Canada.

Frank is a graduate of the University of Connecticut. During his nine year career in the security industry, Frank has had extensive sales experience with emerging technologies and state-of-the-art security systems. His experience includes working with passive real-time IR/RFID personnel and asset tracking systems, open architecture IP network cameras, and software recording solutions (NVR). 

 "We are very pleased to welcome Frank Iezzi to our IP security camera team. Frank is a skilled, driven sales professional with many years of security industry experience. Frank's thorough understanding of customer needs will be extremely valuable to Basler's current and future customers. We look forward to building on our successes and continuing to provide a high level of expertise and service to the security industry with skilled individuals such as Frank," said Marko Vogt, Sales Manager IP Components, Basler, Inc., USA.

Basler's megapixel IP cameras are designed and manufactured in Germany. Within the last few years, they have become well established in the U.S. In 2010, Basler will be exhibiting at ISC West in Las Vegas, at the Security show in Essen, Germany, and at  ASIS in Anaheim.

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