CBC, the manufacturer of Computar & Ganz CCTV products has expanded its sales and support team in Ireland, and Northern Ireland, in response to growing customer demand.  George Quate, who has more than 25 years experience in security distribution and installation, has been appointed as sales executive and he will be working closely with the Area Sales Manager for Ireland, Michael Grufferty.

"We are expanding our team in response to significantly increasing business in both the south and north," says John Downie, Sales Manager.  "Ireland itself has been a real growth market for Computar & Ganz products for several years  - with increasing take-up of everything from ANPR systems to IP cameras - and we now see a similar trend emerging in Northern Ireland too."

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