Honeywell today announced the appointment of Yves Pichon as marketing leader for Honeywell Security and Custom Electronics in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).  Based in Sophia Antipolis, Yves Pichon is responsible for product development and marketing for all commercial and residential solutions including the well-known Galaxy intruder panels and the Domonial wireless ranges.

Yves Pichon's career in the security industry spans more than 16 years in key roles with Fichet Bauche, Sensormatic and more recently ADT, where he was Marketing Director for Europe.  He established and managed the continental Europe marketing division after the Sensormatic acquisition, and implemented the marketing integration of all Tyco/ADT acquisitions, in addition to managing the complete product portfolio across Europe.

Yves Pichon comments: "Honeywell Security and Custom Electronics is a dynamic and thriving business and I am delighted to join the company at such an exciting time of growth and new product development.  With R&D centres in France, Germany, Scotland and the US, we are well equipped to understand and properly address the needs of our European customers."

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