Vigitron, Inc., the provider of network solutions designed for IP/PoE applications, announces the appointment of Ms. Valorie Windsor as Mid-West Regional Sales Manager. In her capacity, Ms. Windsor will be responsible for managing Vigitron’s sales in a region extending from the Canadian to Mexican boarders.

Ms. Windsor brings to Vigitron over 20 years of sales and business development experience in various aspects of the physical security with emphasis on video surveillance having held several roles with industry giants such as Pelco/Schneider Electric, Panasonic, and Nice Systems. Ms. Windsor’s experience includes a start up as a co-founder of CoVi Technologies. Ms. Windsor has wide knowledge in many forms of transmission include fibre optic/broadband connectivity.

Free of cost network design services

The addition of Ms. Windsor as the Mid-Western Regional Sales Manager adds to the recent appointment of Mr. Allan Stone as Eastern Regional Sales Mangers, continuing Vigitron’s goal in expanding our sales and services,” noted Neil Heller Vigitron’s VP of Business Development.

With over 200 IP/PoE products providing complete network solutions, Vigitron stands apart as the only manufacturer which supports customers with free and without obligation network design services staffed by trained engineers and configuration services.

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