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David Bryant, Kings III VP of Sales to Speak at BOMA International Conference & Expo

(Dallas, TX) David Bryant, VP of Sales will be representing Kings III as part of the Cornerstone Partner speaking mini-series at the 2018 BOMA International Conference & Expo June 23-26th.

Looking Forward, the Future Beyond Telephone Lines offers insight into the changing landscape of the telecommunications industry and will take place in the Cornerstone Partner Pavillion on the Expo floor.

Bryant has served as Vice President of Kings III Emergency Communications for the past 11 years. His responsibilities include managing a team of professionals that provide elevator phone monitoring, emergency pool and 911 phones, emergency phone line consolidation, and ADA phones throughout the U.S. David and his team market Kings III Emergency Communications solutions to commercial office buildings, REITs, multi-family housing and government customers. He also outlines and implements the corporate strategy in regards to markets, pricing, and terms that are consistent with company and client goals.

David joined Kings III in 2006 and has nearly 30 years of experience in Telecommunications and Electronic Security/Life Safety industries to include positions in sales, operations, management, and as a partner in a security company headquartered in Irving, TX. Bryant is married with three children, a Rotarian, and resides in the DFW area.

Kings III Emergency Communications has been providing complete, compliant and affordable emergency phone solutions for elevators, poolside, stairwells, parking areas and more for nearly three decades, monitoring more than 50,000 help phones across the U.S. Our all-inclusive turnkey solution includes equipment, installation, maintenance and 24/7 monitoring at our very own Emergency Dispatch Center for one low price.

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