Trigion Security, the specialist security solution arm of Facilicom UK, is delighted to announce the appointment of Paul Grist as its new Security Director. He assumes responsibilities on 16th July 2018 and will succeed Neil Ricketts.

Grist brings many years’ experience and knowledge to his new role and will be responsible for sales, marketing and strategy. He will be supported on Electronic Security by Dave Bonci; and on Manned Security by Sean Titheridge, who also joined Trigion earlier this month.

Contributing to the growth of security division

Grist comments, “I am very much looking forward to building upon Trigion’s good name to further strengthen and develop the company’s presence throughout the UK.” 

Jan-Hein Hemke, Managing Director of Facilicom UK, comments, “We look forward to welcoming Paul Grist to the team. I am confident that his experience and skills will contribute to the continued growth of our security division over the months and years to come.

Grist joins Trigion from Insafe International where he was Head of Electronic Systems. Prior to this, he was Managing Director of Swift Alarms Group.

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