SALTO Systems, a global manufacturer of electronic access control and operating system solutions, designed to provide a seamless keyless and mobile experience for modern buildings and facilities, has named Michael Mahon as the Senior Director of National Business Partners.

Mike’s ability to build relationships, communicate the value of SALTO’s electronic access solutions, and his knowledge of the industry will surely benefit both our partners and SALTO in this new role,” said Colin DePree, Sales Strategy at SALTO Systems North America.

New Senior Director of National Business Partners

SALTO North America has experienced impressive growth over the last several years and Michael Mahon, who has served for the last 12 years as Senior Vice President of Sales, is now tasked with leading a new wave of growth and expansion.

It’s been a privilege to serve as the SVP of SALTO channel sales,” said Michael Mahon, adding “We’ve built an outstanding team and an exceptional SALTO dealer network. It’s with much excitement that I now extend my leadership and management skills to cultivate our National Business Partner Network.

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