Salto Systems Appoints New Business Lead for Healthcare

ATLANTA — Salto Systems, a manufacturer of electronic access control solutions, has appointed Paul Cannon to the position of Vertical Business Leader-North America for Healthcare.

“I’m very excited to join the talented team of professionals at Salto,” says Cannon. “It’s the combination of forward thinking, next-generation technologies, and an ever-present focus on bringing the most advanced solutions to the market that makes Salto a great place to work.”

Steve Burk, North America director of marketing & vertical business, comments that Cannon is a great addition to the vertical team. “The healthcare vertical has always been important to Salto and Paul will help bring us to the next level,” Burk says.

“Healthcare offers unique opportunities for access control solutions and Salto provides the security and convenience today’s medical industry needs,” adds Burk. “We’re happy to bring Paul’s expertise to the team. He will be instrumental in furthering Salto’s reach into the North America healthcare market.”

Cannon arrives at the company from Assa Abloy where he served as an electromechanical specialist for over nine years and as Northeast regional sales manager for six years. He also served as a regional sales manager for Onity for nearly four years.

Cannon obtained Certified Wireless Technology Specialist (CWTS) certification and is a graduate of Western Connecticut State University.

The company, based here, develops and manufactures hardware and software access control solutions for a variety of sectors: education, hospitality, retail, healthcare, residential, among others.

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