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Greg Thornbury, Executive Vice President, Business Development, first entered the security industry in 1989. During the seven years he spent with Advanced Entry Systems and Sensormatic Electronics, Greg developed a nationwide reputation as a campus security expert. Greg helped university and corporate clients such as Southwest Texas State University, the University of Texas, the University of Michigan, Texas Women's University, WordPerfect, Novell, and First Commerce Corporation to design and implement integrated access control networks and CCTV systems. During 1995, Greg worked with the Federal Reserve Bank, designing state-of-the-art closed circuit television surveillance systems for their facilities in Cleveland, Atlanta, and New Orleans. Presently responsible for Enterprise Accounts, Greg also oversees projects both nationally and internationally for primarily Fortune 500 clients. Greg has the unique ability to translate customer concerns into high security applications that work. Greg provides his clients with answers and creative solutions to today's security issues. | |||||||||||
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Rusty Hendrix, System Design Specialist, is responsible for engineering, design, and sale of large integrated security system installations. Rusty is well known within the industry, having begun as an electrician in the Navy, becoming a licensed journeyman, and eventually an Installation Technician with Advanced Entry Systems in 1989. Advancing to Senior Project Manager was a natural for him as he became responsible for the installation of contracts up to one million dollars in value. Rusty enjoys establishing and maintaining client relationships and guiding them through the constant changes in the industry. Rusty is a member of the Enterprise Accounts team wherein he is helping provide clients with creative solutions on a national level. |
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Randy Collier, Enterprise Accounts Project Manager, began his career with SecureNet in 1998 as an installation technician and has worked his way up to project manager. He travels across the United States and has worked overseas setting up access control systems for our Enterprise Account clients. Randy is a dedicated SecureNet employee who epitomizes our corporate philosophy of “customer first.”
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| Project Coordinators are crucial to the smooth functioning of SecureNet operations. Each Project Coordinator is the on-the-job trainer for his more junior technician teammates. The Project Coordinator is the eyes and ears of the Project Manager, and in many cases is the one responsible for daily communication with the customer and related trades. He is a thoroughly experienced installation technician who can use his experience to resolve the many issues that arise during the course of a project. Project Coordinators must be mature, excellent communicators, and prepared to effectively use the resources available to them. | |||||||||||||
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| Installation and Service Technicians possess a wide variety of experience. From electricians to electronic technicians, from fiber experts to locksmiths, from Microsoft® Certified Product Specialists to communications and network generalists, these professionals do it all. From start to finish, our integrated security management systems are installed, serviced and maintained by the best customer service representatives in the industry today. | |||||||||||||
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