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x RISKXtra Appointments Martin Harvey During the 50th General Assembly of Euralarm, the European association representing the fire safety and security industries, the members chose Martin Harvey of Johnson Controls to be the organisation’s new president. Harvey succeeds Enzo Peduzzi who has served in the role for the past three years. A new general manager – namely Paul van der Zanden – to represent the association in Brussels was also introduced and begins in post during Q3. In separate meetings, new chairs were elected for the myriad Euralarm Sections and will also join as members of the Euralarm Board. Lance Rütimann (of Siemens) will chair the Fire Section of Euralarm with Michael Scharnowsky (from Hekatron) as vice-chairman. Tornbjörn Laursen (of SikkerhedsBranchen) will chair the Extinguishing Section with Alan Elder (of the Fire Industry Association) serving as vicechairman. Jon Könz (Siemens) has been elected chair of the Services Section with Philippe Lecuyer (DEF) taking the role of vice-chairman. David Wilkinson of the British Security Industry Association is to carry on as chairman of the Security Section. Milan Ceeh (AGA) has been elected to serve as Wilkinson’s vice-chairman. Paul Grist Trigion Security, the specialist security solutions division of Facilicom UK, has announced the appointment of Paul Grist as its new security director. Grist started in this role on Monday 16 July and succeeds Neil Ricketts. Grist brings many years’ experience and knowledge to his new role and now assumes responsibility for sales, marketing and strategy. He will be supported on electronic security matters by Dave Bonci and on security guarding-related issues by Sean Titheridge, who also joined Trigion Security in July. Grist joins Trigion from Insafe International where he was head of electronic systems. Prior to this, Grist served as managing director of the Swift Alarms Group. Speaking about the move, Grist informed Risk Xtra: “I’m looking forward to building upon Trigion Security’s good name to further strengthen and develop the company’s presence throughout the UK.” Jan-Hein Hemke, managing director of Facilicom UK, added: “We welcome Paul to the team. I’m fully confident that his experience and skills will contribute towards the continued growth of our security division over the months and years to come.” As a business, Trigion operates to the very highest standards in the industry and has gained Security Industry Authority Approved Contractor status as well as ISO 9001. Ben Draper Security guarding solutions specialist Ward Security has announced that executive finance director Ben Draper has been appointed chief operating officer (COO), a new position created within the business. In this role, Draper will be an integral part of the Ward Security Executive Leadership Team alongside Kevin Ward (managing director) and CEO David Ward, the co-founders of the business. Draper joined Ward Security back in 2013 from an accountancy practice to become finance director designate. During his time in practice, he gained considerable experience across a number of industries and qualified as a Chartered Accountant. Draper was promoted to executive finance director (and the Board of Ward Security Holdings) in 2015. As the company’s COO, Draper’s input will be pivotal when it comes to overseeing the daily operations of the business encompassing all departments as well as implementing core long-term financial objectives. Alan Clamp Alan Clamp, CEO at the Security Industry Authority, is to step down from the organisation after more than three successful years at the helm. Clamp will then take on the role of CEO at the Professional Standards Authority from Thursday 1 November. Commenting on his decision to leave the private security industry’s Regulator, Clamp explained: “It has been a great privilege to lead the SIA. I have been supported by a staff team who have consistently performed to a very high standard with dedication and professionalism. I would like to thank them for this. Their commitment, together with the engagement and support of the private security industry itself, has enabled us to achieve our objectives and rise to the challenges and opportunities we’ve faced over the last three years.” Clamp joined the SIA back in June 2015. He has since overseen the introduction of the online licensing system and work designed to strengthen and review the Regulator’s voluntary Approved Contractor Scheme. 68
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