BCDVideo, a global provider of IP video surveillance solutions, announces the addition of Nick Parisi to its executive team.

Parisi, who will serve as a chief financial officer, has held a variety of financial management positions, including at Navistar, an $11 billion manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks; Dyson, the $800 million global vacuum company; and most recently at Midwest Mechanical, which is part of the $650 million Service Logic private equity portfolio.

Collaborative problem solving

Nick is committed to adding value and exceeding expectations through collaborative problem solving, intuitive business judgment, and disciplined decision making,” said BCDVideo Chief Executive Officer Jeff Burgess. “He inherits a dedicated accounting staff and brings tremendous experience that will transcend to the bottom line of all divisions.”

BCDVideo is a manufacturer of video surveillance recording appliances, with more than 86,000 systems recording video in 75 countries. The company also offers hyper converged solutions, video data storage, access control servers, workstations, networking, and professional services.

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