The appointment will provide further impetus to Gallagher’s rapid growth in the USA
 Scott Bryan, RCDD, PSP has been appointed as Vice President of Sales - Access Systems

General Manager of Gallagher Security Curtis Edgecombe announced two significant staff appointments to Gallagher North America, Inc.'s growing base.

Scott Bryan, RCDD, PSP has been appointed as Vice President of Sales - Access Systems, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Bryan was formerly Vice President of Security, Southeast at Anixter, Inc., where he had a global and national account focus with directives for migrating to IP security. 

Edgecombe said the appointment of Bryan will provide further impetus to Gallagher's rapid growth in the USA. "Mr Bryan's appointment as a senior executive to our business is key to our ongoing expansion in the US and to continued development of strategic relationship with partners such as Anixter. Mr Bryan brings 30 years of knowledge and both management and security market experience with him, and this will be invaluable to our channel partners and clients."

Edgecombe also announced John Cronkite as the Eastern US Regional Manager for Gallagher North America, Inc. Cronkite has more than 30 years' experience in all phases of electronic security, and is highly skilled in system design, sales, installation and service. His most recent position was at IBM as a Solutions Architect.

"Mr Cronkite is a highly respected sales executive in the security industry and his appointment will allow us to better support our development in the Eastern US," stated Edgecombe.

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