IndigoVision, a developer of end-to-end video security solutions, announced the appointment of Gary Tryon as Senior Sales Director for USA Southeast Region.

Unparalleled Knowledge And Experience

With 35 years’ experience selling and deploying security technology globally, Tryon brings a proven track record in building sales teams, creating market leadership positions and building the partner channel with top performing sales revenues.

Tryon has a wealth of knowledge specifically in the aviation and transportation market sectors and has been involved in over 120 global airport, rail and transport installations.

Protecting Critical Assets

Tryon has said: “I am thrilled to be joining IndigoVision and plan to hit the ground running. I will establish flagship customers, by presenting IndigoVision's industry leading features: distributed architecture; compression; and amazing recorded video. We will win and win big protecting critical assets.”

Prior to joining IndigoVision, Tryon spent nearly 6 years with Avigilon and was credited with developing one of the top sales revenue producing territory and teams.

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