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| In his new role with Viscount, Sieracki will be responsible for developing robust sales and business strategies |
Viscount Systems, a leading provider of IT-based security software and services, announced recently that it has appointed Scott Sieracki as its new Vice President of Sales effective immediately. Sieracki, who reports directly to Viscount President and CEO Dennis Raefield, will drive new opportunities for growth and development for the company specifically in the commercial marketplace.
In his new role with Viscount, Sieracki will be responsible for developing robust sales and business strategies. He will leverage his extensive sales and executive management expertise to oversee all inside, distribution and federal sales functions, while directing general management of Viscount’s sales team.
"I am excited to join the Viscount team and look forward to accelerating the company's business and sales strategies as we begin 2015," Sieracki said. "Viscount Systems is poised for significant growth in the commercial market and I'm looking forward to being a part of that growth and development. Our software-centric access control solution is delivered through continuous innovation and strong customer support, and the company is positioned for further advancement."
Sieracki has more than 20 years of security industry expertise. He most recently served as Executive Vice President, Global Sales, IDV Solutions. Over the course of his career, he has held strategic leadership roles with leading global and start-up organisations including Vice President of Global Sales for Quantum Secure; Director of National Sales for Tyco Fire & Building Products (Software House); and President of Open Options.
“Scott is an seasoned industry veteran who will bring significant access control and sales management experience to propel Viscount’s business to new levels,” said Raefield. “I am confident that Scott’s experience in sales and executive leadership positions will drive new levels of success for Viscount in our target markets in North America and beyond.”
