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Nyssa Scott Appointed BDM, CRK Surveillance

Doug Kennedy reports that Nyssa Scott has been appointed to the role of business development manager for CRK’s Surveillance Division, which supports CCTV, as well as a growing alarms and automation portfolio. “Nyssa joined the industry in a counter sales role with Hills, before progressing into product and sales, and we’re delighted to welcome her […]

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    Doug Kennedy reports that Nyssa Scott has been appointed to the role of business development manager for CRK’s Surveillance Division, which supports CCTV, as well as a growing alarms and automation portfolio.

    “Nyssa joined the industry in a counter sales role with Hills, before progressing into product and sales, and we’re delighted to welcome her to the fast-growing CRK team as BDM,” Kennedy said.

    Scott said her passion for electronic security was immediate.

    “I started in the security industry in 2016 when I was 18 in a counter sales role at Hills,” she said. “After my first month with Hills I realised I really loved what I was doing and had a lot of interest in the product I was working with.”

    After 2 years working at the front counter servicing customers Scott was appointed security vendor/product manager for the Hills’ Intrusion and Access Control Division.

    “I’m now extremely excited to be starting my journey as part of the CRK team,” Scott said.

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