Panasonic appoints new security systems national manager
Panasonic has announced the appointment of Daniel Sultana as national manager – security systems.
In this role, Panasonic said Sultana will work to further build brand awareness of its growing suite of security solutions, including face recognition, 4K recording systems, marketing analytics and mobile surveillance. He will be in charge of communicating Panasonic’s business solutions to the competitive local market.
“I’m looking forward to working closely with our security integrators and distributors to deliver end-to-end solutions to our customers,” said Sultana.
“Panasonic recently introduced a partner program for our integrators, who are a vital part of our channel, and I’m keen to ensure that our partners are fully supported with the highest level of technical sales training and resources they need.”
Sultana has more than 15 years of experience in senior marketing and sales roles in the security, IT and industrial sectors.
Most recently he was major account director Asia Pacific at Anixter, a leading global distributor of security, communications and wire and cable products.
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