Vaylia Integrated Security is delighted to announce that Alexandra Weller will be joining their expanding team taking responsibility for managing the Key Strategic Accounts and for the ongoing development of these relationships.

Vaylia who provides turnkey security solutions for government departments, utilities, oil and gas companies, transportation infrastructure, sports facilities, data centres, and correctional institutions has made this appointment driven by robust growth and a desire to be a leading player within the security industry and are hoping to be able to confirm further appointments in the coming weeks.

Best-in-class service

Speaking about our new appointee Vaylia C.E.O. Paul Painter said, “Managing client’s expectations is a full-time task and it takes a particular type of personality to fulfill that function. Once we became aware of Alexandra’s availability in the market it did not take us long to decide that she would be a good fit for our business.”

Paul continues, “We have always been impressed with her desire to provide best-in-class service to her clients and this is also a key driver for our business. We are excited about where we are heading and the journey that we are on.”

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