Ben Rinehart, from Tek system will teach you the secret to “Recruiting the Right Employee”
Dave Fontecchio, from Alarm Response Management, will lead us through the many benefits of Maintaining a Cordial Working Relationship With Law Enforcement. (more…)
Your WIESA chapter welcomes you to start off the New Year with a Hibachi dinner and show!
Hibachi is the cooking of meat, vegetable and seafood dishes on a high-heat, metal cooking plate. Under the cooking plate is a wooden or ceramic container filled with burning charcoal or wood. Hibachi chefs are entertainers and culinary arts experts that wow dinner guests with seemingly impossible coordination, skill, and sometimes humor.
Up to 20 people per table with room to walk around and talk to others.
Meiji Cuisine
2503 Plaza Ct.
Waukesha, WI 53086
Cost: $55 per person
Reservation for an over night stay can be made at the below address at our group rate.
Extended Stay America
2520 Plaza Ct. Waukesha, WI 53186
(262) 798.0217
$79/night
David Askey – CEO of TechNow
David Askey has worked in the field of IT security for over 30 years. Dave received a Computer Science degree at UW-Madison while working for the Computer Science and Mathematics departments. Inspired by net-work technologies that led to the Internet, Mr. Askey was guided by some of the greatest minds at UW. Mr. Askey has instructed developers of ASIMS, which some regard as the earlist IDS. As the industry matured to require Red Teams, Blue Teams and Computer Crime investigators, Mr. Askey stood up TechNow to meet those educational demands. Having taught over 130 courses, Dave’s career has expanded into many technology realms. His instruction ranges at the highest levels of security and technologies.
Patrick Cota – President of Scope 10
Patrick Cota has been involved in marketing and advertising for more than 28 years with over 18 years in Corporate America. In 2008, Mr. Cota left Corporate America to start Scope 10, a nationally recognized web development and marketing agency. A high energy leader with a documented record of success in multiple channels of marketing, he possesses a remarkable ability to bring people together; inspire creativity and motivate them to not only excel in their professional careers but also in their personal lives. An agent for positive change, Mr. Cota provides authentic leadership and communication skills.
Date: November 10, 2016 Time: 5:00 Registration, 5:30 Dinner, 6:00 Speakers
Place: The Clarke Hotel, 314 W. Main St., Waukesha, WI 53186 Cost: $55 per person
Questions: Please contact Karen Bartel 414-459-3260 or Fax: 877-452-5111 or information@wiesa.org
We invite you to “Play the Canyon” at Cold Water Canyon Golf Course, located at Chula Vista Resort – one of Wisconsin’s most historic golf courses. 18 challenging holes await you on a course that boasts a traditional style front nine that was built in 1923. The exciting new back nine features link-style hills, moguls and bunkers that create secluded fairways that will enhance your golf experience.
Cold Water Canyon offers lush greens, canyon fairways and breathtaking views for players of all ability levels. Perfect for a day escape with your friends and family, group outing, or your next golf event. Book your tee-time today or check out the Stay and Play Golf Packages and enjoy the Canyon today!
March 26, 2015
Speaker: Kelly Bond, SVP Alarm Capital Alliance
Guest Speaker: Michelle Yungblut, Electronic Security Association Vice President of Training and Certification and up to 8 CEU’s all in One Day!
KELLY BOND
SVP, Business Development
Alarm Capital Alliance
With her extensive experience in the security industry, Ms. Bond has played an integral part in the growth of Alarm Capital Alliance. In her role as Senior Vice President of Business Development for ACA, Ms. Bond is responsible for increasing sales through acquisitions and driving the overall business-to-business development strategy for the company. In 2014, the Women’s Security Council recognized her career accomplishments by naming her an Honoree of their Women of the Year awards.
Ms. Bond has been with ACA since 2005 and began her work in the electronic security industry in 1998. In her career, Ms. Bond has also been responsible for business development, portfolio due diligence, negotiation of legal documentation, and assimilation of transactions. Ms. Bond currently serves as the Membership Committee Chair and the National Scholarship Chair for ESA.
Event is being held at:
Country Springs Hotel
2810 Golf Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262.547.0201
REGISTER TODAY by calling 414.459.3260
Form
Your nominations are needed!
All Awards will be presented at the 2015 WIESA Annual Meeting in May.
Date and Location to be determined. We’re getting an early start on nominations this year.
The WIESA Annual Awards ceremony, held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting each year, serves as an occasion for members to honor those who have exhibited extraordinary dedication and service to the security industry.
Anyone associated with a WIESA member company, at any level, is encouraged to submit nominations for any categories they wish. Each honoree receives a plaque, news release, and is listed on the WIESA Wall of Fame. Nomination forms are being accepted exclusively electronically this year.
Award Categories and Criteria Considerations
The Awards Committee, comprised of WIESA’s Past Presidents, review and vote upon all nominations. The company member nominating a candidate will be notified if their nominee is chosen and will be expected to bring the individual to the 2015 WIESA Annual Meeting.
Member of the Year…
Company must be a regular member for at least one full year. Past and present service to WIESA in such areas as Officer, Committee, or Committee Chair or whose efforts personify a commitment to exceptional service within the security industry including such things as SDM Top 100 classification, Sammy Awards, attendance at ESX, Day on Capital Hill. Past and present commitments to the communities they service, such as volunteer contributions or participation with organizations such as United Way, Boys and Girls Clubs, American Cancer Society, Lions Club, will be considered.
Technician of the Year…
Must have attained at least Certified Alarm Technician Level I Certification. Other technical certifications, length of service with current firm and committee participation should be considered. Individuals whose efforts personifies a commitment to service to the security industry and the communities they serve.
Salesperson of the Year…
Length of service with current firm and committee participation should be considered. Individuals who have made special contributions to the Association or security industry and whose efforts personifies a commitment to exceptional service to the communities they serve.
Administrative Person of the Year…
Length of service with current firm and committee participation should be considered. Individuals who have made special contributions to the Association or security industry and whose efforts also personifies a commitment to exceptional service to the communities they serve.
Associate Member of the Year…
Person or company’s length of membership and committee participation should be considered. Individuals who have made special contributions to the Association or security industry and whose efforts also personifies a commitment to exceptional service to the communities they serve.
Public Safety Person of the Year…
Any Public safety official in the state who has shown dedication to the common interests of the alarm industry and the communities they serve should be considered. Participation and support of WIESA projects should also be a consideration.
