Iris ID, which has been for more than 20 years now, the globally renowned company in iris recognition technology, announced the appointment of Abraham Peniche as the company’s new Latin America Regional Sales Manager.

Abraham Peniche joins the company with 23 years of industry experience, with global major market leaders in electronic security. He is responsible for increasing sales and building customer relations throughout the regions of Mexico, Central and South America.

New Latin America Regional Sales Manager

Abraham Peniche most recently served as a Regional Sales Manager for Carbyne Inc.

Abraham is a proven security professional,” said Mohammed Murad, Vice President (VP) at Iris ID, adding “He met or exceeded sales goals at each stop in his career. And, he goes well beyond sales, creating strong bonds working with his customers to develop cost-effective plans for security upgrades. Abraham is a great fit for our LATAM operations.

Abraham Peniche most recently served as a Regional Sales Manager for Carbyne Inc., an international provider of emergency communications products and services.

Worked at major global security firms

He has also held different job profiles, such as Senior Sales Engineer, Tech Support Specialist, and Training Programme Coordinator for major security firms, including Genetec, OnSSI, Observint Technologies, and Tyco Fire and Security.

Abraham Peniche holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Mechanical Engineering from Escuela Mexicana de Electronica, in Mexico City, Mexico. Also, he is certified in dozens of video, access control and VMS systems.

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