Ben, Stuart and Martin clearly demonstrates Eaton’s intention to become the number one choice for security solutions
Eaton appointed Ben Harris and Stuart Francioli to its North London and Scotland account management positions

Eaton has announced three new appointments to its security business team. Ben Harris and Stuart Francioli have taken up account management positions for North London and Scotland respectively, while Martin Tweedie has joined in the role of product manager.

Matthew Phelps, managing director of Eaton’s security business, said, “Being in a position where we are able to enhance our already excellent team with people of the calibre of Ben, Stuart and Martin clearly demonstrates Eaton’s intention to become the number one choice for security solutions. I’m confident that the knowledge and experience of these leaders will help us continue our upward trajectory and ensure that we achieve all of our strategic objectives for 2014 and beyond. I wish them all the very best.”

Hailing from Leighton Buzzard, Ben Harris is an experienced sales professional who has worked extensively in the security sector for the last seven years. He joins from ADT Fire and Security, where he was a commercial security consultant. By using his knowledge, talent and expertise, he will be responsible for generating business and enhancing the profile of Eaton’s security business across North London.

With similar responsibilities, aims and objectives for Scotland, Warrington based Stuart Francioli brings 10 years of industry experience to his new role, including being a branch manager for security distributor, ADI. His most recent position was for Argus Security Systems as its fire and security surveyor.

Finally, Martin Tweedie joins as Eaton’s new product manager for security products. Tweedie currently resides in Stroud and boasts a strong product management background – most recently with Siemens Building Technologies and, prior to that, with the CCTV software house, Mirasys.

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