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Ian Fuller Joins Sektor Australia as National Systems Manager

IAN Fuller has joined Sektor Australia in the position of national systems manager. “Ian’s deep industry experience adds a valuable dimension to Sektor’s security initiatives,” said Tom Kinkade, Sektor Australia’s security business manager. “With his unique skills and experience, Ian will play a pivotal role in taking our business to the next level. We are […]

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    IAN Fuller has joined Sektor Australia in the position of national systems manager.

    “Ian’s deep industry experience adds a valuable dimension to Sektor’s security initiatives,” said Tom Kinkade, Sektor Australia’s security business manager. “With his unique skills and experience, Ian will play a pivotal role in taking our business to the next level. We are proud to welcome Ian to the Green Machine!” 
     
    Fuller completed a bachelor’s degree (Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering) before commencing a 23-year career in electronic security excelling in senior roles with Hills/Pacific Communications and Q Security Systems. 

    Ian is widely recognised as the foremost expert on the FLIR Systems United VMS and is authorised to train and certify systems integrators on the platform.
     
    Fuller joins Sektor on the 24th of July, ready to hit the ground running at ASIAL 2017.
     
    He can be contacted on +61 407 666 634 and at ianf@sektor.com.au ♦

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