Steve has a valuable mix of expertise and specific industry knowledge
Healy will be responsible for sales in Western US, and driving strategic customer experience initiatives

Qognify, formerly NICE Security, announced that is has appointed Steve Healy as its new Regional Vice President of Sales, West US region, and a member of the Qognify Americas Leadership Team. In addition to being responsible for sales activity in Western US, Steve will play key role in driving strategic Customer Experience initiatives.

Valuable knowledge

Steve has a valuable mix of expertise and specific industry knowledge and has over 18 years’ experience in sales management, with the last decade focused in the electronic security market. Steve holds degrees in Business Management and Electrical Technology and has held positions in executive management, business development and product management.

Market demand

There is a demand from the market to provide solutions that encompass the myriad of data sources in the security environment and even extend beyond security. Delivering on this market need requires an understanding of business drivers and customers’ main issues in managing risk, maintaining business continuity, and optimising their operations. Steve’s extensive and specific experience in both these areas will be a great benefit for our customers,” said Tom LaBarbera, Qognify VP Americas. “In addition, we look forward to leveraging Steve’s leadership to expand our footprint on this region of the nation

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