Wavestore has announced the formation of a Senior Leadership Team to ensure that its management structure is able to continue to react rapidly and effectively to customers’ requirements at a time that the company is experiencing an unparalleled increase in worldwide demand for its video recording and management solutions.

Bryan Osborne, who has recently been promoted to Director of UK Sales, Justin Wheatley to Director of Engineering and Chris Mocock to Director of Software Development, join Chairman, Stuart Caldecourt and Director Chris Williams on the newly formed Senior Leadership Team.

“Bryan, Justin and Chris have all worked for Wavestore for some time during which they have more than demonstrated their abilities to deliver what we had planned to achieve as well as our commitment to achieving high levels of customer satisfaction. Most importantly, they all have a deep knowledge of their respective operational areas,” said Stuart Caldecourt. “The objective of the Senior Leadership Team is to manage the continuing growth of our sales, customer support, production and engineering activities and in the process maximize on the talents of the people we employ to ensure we react quickly, decisively and professionally to our involvement in what can quite often be complex projects.”

Wavestore has also announced that Gavin Fountain has been appointed Customer Support & Training Manager.

Wavestore’s success is based on a reputation spread far and wide for providing robust, reliable and cost effective video management solutions. In countries such as Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, USA, Canada, Cyprus, Columbia, Kuwait and Spain to name just a few, Wavestore’s Video Management Software (VMS) has been placed at the heart of video surveillance systems operating in virtually every possible type of environment. The company’s position as a British manufacturer with a Global presence was reinforced in January 2013 with the opening of an office in the USA. Wavestore USA, based in Mangonia Park, Florida, provides pre and post-sales support for installer and system integrators throughout North America, as well as providing local manufacturing facilities.

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